Okay, two answers:
In real life, Gibson vs Li, Jet could, and in all probability, would take him out in a real fight (ie not movie releted but in the ring full-contact anything counts UFC rules). If Gibson got lucky and landed a haymaker (like Chuck Liddell the other night...dayam, he just dropped) and caught Jet just right, then conceivably, Mel could do it. That's why I understand when people say in an actual fight, it could go either way, I agree. BUT! As stated, Jet should and would win it. And to that poster that disagreed with the cast all saying that Mel couldn't keep up. That actually was true. Mel HIMSELF even said, and I quote (I believe from entertaiment weekly) "He's incredibly fast. I mean, I know some stuff (I'm assuming he's refering to his real-life training in akido I think it is) but he's just..." and trails off.
Second answer:
In the movie, Riggs vs Jet's character (can't remember his name) at the end was contructed fairly correct. It was two on one, and it's not like Rog himself was doing martial arts. When Rog lifted Jet off the ground to try and pin him against the wall while Riggs recovered was a good tactic since it took his base away, but of course left Rog wide open to get beat the hell out of (which he did).
I will say that, has it NOT been 2 on 1, Riggs would've probably got got. I mean, he did need an AK to finish him off, DESPITE Jet having been harpooned moments earlier. So even in the movie reality, Riggs would lose.
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