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Braddock could not win against Yin in real fight

posted 16 years ago by rlljr
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This was only a movie. I like Chuck Norris and his movies. However in real life a POW would have been to weak and underweight from starvation to throw one punch. I've met real POW's from WWII and Vietnam. The stories were to much for any human to go through. One POW was so skinny that he could wrap his finger and thumb around his wrist and go all the way up his arm with it. 1000's of other stories. God bless them all, the ones who came back and the ones who didn't!

[–] mrcubeadam 15 years ago

But it's Chuck Norris =0

[–] verbusen 14 years ago

I guess you never heard of James Rowe then. Google him and see if a Special Forces American couldn't take on his captor's one on one. The Army's survival school is named after him. He was assassinated in the Philippines by the Communist's for payback to what he did in Vietnam and later on in the Philippines.

[–] DrDanielChallis 12 years ago

SERE baby

No help from Harold

[–] Brokenail22 11 years ago

Don't forget about Jack Churchill :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Churchill

The guy was fighting with a Scottish broadsword and a bow during World War two ! Nobody could keep him in a camp or kill him.

[–] Cletus_Yokel 11 years ago

[–] Verdugo85 7 years ago

Braddock was motivated to get revenge on Yin.

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