D&D 5E Andre the Giant, a Goliath among men?

[BookBarbarian]

Not to mention Perry Saturn and the Steiner Brothers. And this day in age, I would say Brock Lesnar.

Lesnar is certainly tough. If we are looking at pure strength Mark Henry was ridiculously strong in his Powerlifting/Strongman days.

 

[Zardnaar]

Not to mention Perry Saturn and the Steiner Brothers. And this day in age, I would say Brock Lesnar.

Haku in his prime vs Brock in a shoot fight lol. Haku might actually win that.

 

[Slit518]

Lesnar is certainly tough. If we are looking at pure strength Mark Henry was ridiculously strong in his Powerlifting/Strongman days.

Mark Henry could pull 18-wheelers, and bend cast iron frying pans in half. Actually, there is a story about that. They were supposed to give him a fake frying pan, but as a rib somebody got him a real cast iron one. After he bent the thing for real, his respect in the locker room went up a lot.

Haku in his prime vs Brock in a shoot fight lol. Haku might actually win that.

I has been stated many times in a no-holds barred fight, Haku would beat most people. But in a fight with rules, Brock would stand a better chance.

P.S.

It was said that Haku was also the only person Andre the Giant feared, as in didn't want to get mad.

 

[Zardnaar]

Mark Henry could pull 18-wheelers, and bend cast iron frying pans in half. Actually, there is a story about that. They were supposed to give him a fake frying pan, but as a rib somebody got him a real cast iron one. After he bent the thing for real, his respect in the locker room went up a lot.



I has been stated many times in a no-holds barred fight, Haku would beat most people. But in a fight with rules, Brock would stand a better chance.

P.S.

It was said that Haku was also the only person Andre the Giant feared, as in didn't want to get mad.

I know that about Haku, I have met several Hakus IRL and we have some similar stories here. Andre or Harley might beat you up, Haku might take your eye out.

 

[BookBarbarian]

Mark Henry could pull 18-wheelers, and bend cast iron frying pans in half. Actually, there is a story about that. They were supposed to give him a fake frying pan, but as a rib somebody got him a real cast iron one. After he bent the thing for real, his respect in the locker room went up a lot.

I love how when he was new in the powerlifting scene Mark Henry was so naive that when someone one asked him what juice he was on he said "Orange".