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A Roman centurion.

He led Rome to conquer the world.

A Rajput warrior.

India's menacing martial arts master.

Who defeated enemies with a diabolical arsenal designed to kill.

Who is deadliest?

To find out.

Our world -class fighters are testing history's most lethal weapons.

Fire!

Using 21st century science, we'll see what happens when the two warriors go

-to -toe.

No rules, no safety, no mercy.

It's a duel to the death to decide who is the deadliest warrior.

Welcome to the battle zone.

Here, our team of scientists, gorma doctors, and weapons experts will test

the deadly arsenals of one of the most devious weapon makers in history against

one of the greatest military leaders.

The Roman centauri.

Battle -hardened commander of the world's first professional army.

Who conquers...

made Rome the world's greatest empire for 500 years.

First is the rush -put warrior, India's most revered and ferocious fighter,

whose martial arts mastery and technologically advanced weaponry

repelled legions of would -be invaders for a thousand years.

Biomedical engineer Jeff Damelin has designed tests that will reveal the

power of the warrior's weapon.

The Roman centurion's weapons were simple, but they worked.

Rod's put warrior.

I've never seen more evil -looking weapons, and my eye sees physics for

Physician Armand Dorian will get down and dirty with a bloody battle carnage.

Both these warriors are not shy when it comes to killing.

My role as the ER doc is to see what type of injuries they cause.

What type of trauma are they actually inflicting?

Computer Wiz Max Geiger will record the test findings and load them into a

battle simulation program.

We'll be simulating today's matchup as a one -on -one battle a thousand times

using a piece of software that was originally developed by Slytherin

in the United Kingdom.

This one -on -one battle will be a true -to -life duel to the death.

The winner will be that deadliest warrior.

The Centurion's weapons will be wielded by...

Terence Rotolo, an expert in ancient weapons.

The Centurion is cutting edge because it is one of the first times in history

that a man could make his living entirely by warfare and killing.

Also fighting for the Centurion, Matt Lasky.

An accomplished swordsman who specializes in Roman warfare.

The centurions, they were picked for their size, strength, aptitude with all

weapons. There's a reason that they rose to that rank, and that was because they

were the toughest dudes around.

You don't want to fight them. You just don't.

During the reign of Emperor Trajan in 117 AD, the Roman army controlled an

empire that ruled over one -fifth of the world's population.

The Roman army ruled for centuries.

They ruled the Mediterranean as far north as the British Isles, parts of

Africa, and as far east as Persia.

Rome's dominance was due to its full -time imperial army.

Their sole purpose...

slay enemies of the state.

The army was divided into teams of 80 men called centuries, and a centurion

commanded each century.

Discipline, order, and commitment is what gave the legion its strength.

So the centurion within that was a very strong disciplinarian, but that was

respected.

cowardice or falling asleep on guard duty was often punished by death.

But how will Rome's brutal commander fare against one of the most

armed warriors in history?

Waging war for the Rajput.

Gogan Deep Singh, a direct descendant of Rajput kings.

He's also a specialist in Rajput weaponry and hand -to -hand combat.

You don't just become a Rajput, you're born one.

Rajput literally means son of a king.

They were warriors from birth, and they dedicated themselves to the art of war.

Rajput expert Bajneet Singh is a master of Ghatka, an

ancient Indian martial art.

Facing a Rajput, you never knew where he was coming from. He could attack from

all different directions, and it was always deadly.

We will demolish the Romans.

Rajput's homeland, called Rajasthan, or Land of Kings, is in India's northwest

corner, near the infamous Khyber Pass, an invasion route for foreign armies.

This made the Rajput warriors India's first line of defense against invaders.

The Rajputs were not...

one particular tribe.

They were an association of about 100, and those families grew, and their

martial prowess grew until they controlled entire kingdoms.

Repeatedly threatened by Afghans, Turks, and other foreign invaders, Rajput

warriors became legendary for an aggressive fighting style based on a 10

-year -old martial art and forerunner of Kung Fu.

The Rajputs believed in Shastra Vidya.

which is the life of war, which incorporated hand -to -hand combat and

technique so that they would always be the aggressor, they would always be the

one to be feared on the battlefield.

Shasta Vidya was performed with blinding speed and required the warrior to not

only master the movement, but also excel at wielding a diverse and deadly

arsenal. These warriors came at you full force, full of fury, full of rage, full

of joy. They were so excited to spill your blood because it would mean greater

glory for their martial skill. They loved the thrill of battle.

So how would the Rajput warrior fare against a military leader like the Roman

centurion? The centurion would win hands down. The centurion was all about

military precision.

Rajput's battle tactics fed in directly to what the centurion was good at, and

that's battling someone who's flailing around like...

like an awkward sissy.

I have to give my initial edge to the Roman centurion. Rome was one of the

expansive, longest -lived, powerful empires the world has ever known.

While the Rajput warrior had a lot of skills, they never created an empire on

the same scale. I say, look to the warrior who built an empire.

The Rajput weaponry was ridiculously creative, and if you could spend that

time creating ways to kill people, for me, that gains the edge.

With their martial skill, the Rajput developed weapons that were engineered

execution.

The Katah, a three -bladed dagger designed to extract the enemy's

As you can see, it's a punching weapon because the blade is mounted forward of

the knuckles. It's deadly as hell because you can both attack and defend.

fact, this is a particularly special one.

As well as being able to punch with it, you can catch, you can deflect, you can

defend, you can entangle people, and then still have another arm. Warriors

to use both of these, one in each hand. And with this particular design, you get

a little of that gauntlet effect to armor your arm, too. Your hand becomes

steel. There's nothing you can't punch.

Guggen will demonstrate the sharpness of their killer claws on the closest thing

to human flesh, a peacock.

An accelerometer will measure the punching power.

Guggen, you ready?

Three, two...

Everything that was inside is now outside.

I mean, you went straight through the entire cavity here. Just one of these is

enough to kill. This is probably the thickest knife and fork combo that I've

ever seen.

You've seen pig piercings before, but...

Never over 100 pounds. We got over 200 pounds of force with that punch. You

know, that explains the fractured ribs as well as him just slicing through the

ribs. So you've got both a cut as well as the blunt trauma that you're

explaining there. Yeah, well, the talk is going to have to come to terms with

this. This is what the centurions wore.

butted chainmail. Mm -hmm. The guitar will go right through that. I think

still go straight through it. Yeah. Well, let's test it out. Okay, so if

going to test that right, we're going to take that centurion armor and put it on

a new pig because this one's ready.

Guggen, you ready?

Yeah.

Three, two...

Destroyed. This chainmail is like a t -shirt for that weapon.

I mean, this is an instant kill. It's going straight through the heart all the

way through the back.

This guy is on the floor in about five seconds unconscious and bleeds out in

about 15 to 30 seconds and is dead. Guess that makes me the guitar hero.

This was a very good test. Guitar is an awesome weapon. It's a punch dagger, no

doubt about it. But you're never going to get that close.

We also have one weapon that will make mincemeat out of the arm of the Raj

Prakash. We'll introduce you to the Dilapur. Okay, bring it on.

Coming up, the Centurions strike back with their own lethal flesh -tearing

in a quest to determine who is the deadliest warrior.

Inside our fight club, teams will test their weapons to determine who is

deadlier. A Rajput warrior, a highly trained martial artist who wielded the

world's most unexpected arsenal.

Or a Roman centurion, the elite commander of the mighty Roman military

If a Rajput were to attack a centurion, first of all, they'd be making a

mistake.

These guys are going to wait behind their scooter and let you bounce off of

and then just stab you two inches in your chest. You're walking around

you're still alive. Guess what?

You're not. Romans never faced the weapons that the Rajputs have.

They never faced a sword with the capacity of the khanda, the driving,

strength of a weapon like the qatar, the silent death of the chakram.

Each warrior brings his own arsenal of deadly weapons.

The Rajputs wield chakram flying disc, the ara -coiled sword, the

khanda sword, and the qatar dagger.

Centurions carry into battle the Pelum Javelin, Gladius Sword, the

Delabra Pickaxe, and the Scorpion Crossbow.

The Romans' arsenal is superior because it's more efficient and it's proven.

I don't think the Rock commanded an empire as big as the Romans. I think

a reason.

The Roman Centurions expanded their empire by wielding weapons that defined

slaughter.

The Delabra.

An all -purpose pickaxe for smashing skulls or ripping apart armor.

What we have here is the Delabra. This was standard issue to every soldier in

the Legion.

You have tremendous power coming down, and then flipping it here, the effort of

your blow is focused right on the tip here, so you have incredible penetrating

power for crushing rocks and crushing skulls.

Test how much damage the Delabra can inflict on an armored opponent.

Our team sets up a gel torso.

Here is our Rajput warrior.

Same density, viscosity as real human tissue. Depending on which bone you

impact, I can tell you whether or not that's going to be a lethal blow or not.

And secondly, we've got a Rajput armor.

It's got a silk covering. Underneath there is chain mail.

And underneath the chain mail is leather backing.

Do you think it'll make it through?

This is designed to go through rock.

This is an afterthought.

Terrence, are you ready?

Ready.

I think we're done.

Okay, so I'm seeing brachial artery damage, humerus fracture.

Bones completely shattered.

Biceps been cut through, triceps been cut through. I'm actually surprised this

arm is actually still on here. Let's work our way up to the head.

There's no coming back from that. There's no coming back from that. Armor.

Okay, so peeling this back.

Oh, my God. Holy.

This is right into the heart. I'm feeling broken ribbed. That's deader

dead, baby.

Well, I'll clean through the silk, chain mails, bust it apart, right through the

leather. Absolutely no protection.

No protection.

So clearly we've seen that this Delabra is lethal, but every time you attack,

you had to commit both hands to the attack. And while doing that... You left

your body completely vulnerable.

The battlefield, I think it's useless.

The fact of the matter is that the guitar is only effective in the thrust.

we have a thrust, we have a cut, and the damage speaks for itself.

In the time it took to swing this, I would have been able to stab three times

with the guitar, as we've seen. But the Dilabra had a much superior reach to the

guitar. As you can see, we have disarmed you, literally.

So without an arm, without a hand, you can't really hold your little fist spike

there, can you?

Okay, Qatar versus Dilawra. This is a close match.

Both weapons went through armor.

Both weapons had kill shots.

If the Roman centurion can keep the Rajput at that distance that he needs to

be able to make the straits with the Dilawra, I have to give the edge to

Dilawra. You know me. We saw dismemberment and the decapitation.

So in this case, back's back's the axe.

Special weapons.

The edge goes to the Roman centurions, Dalabra.

But to properly assess both warriors, we must consider something that can't be

measured.

An X -Factor.

And for the Rajput, their X -Factor was that they developed a wide variety of

exotic edged weapons.

Rajputs learned warfare from birth.

The warriors spent their lives learning how to become absolutely proficient at

every form of martial art.

so that they had absolute mastery of all the weapons at their disposal, so they

could be deadly at the drop of a hat.

Warriors' weapons were passed down to their offspring.

There was a great deal of pride in this clan tradition of a father who might

have been a great warrior getting to hand down his weapon to the son as a

of inheritance, inheritance of spirit as well as inheritance of value.

Rajput's unique killing tools and his mastery of them.

is a deadly combination and a powerful force to be reckoned with.

The Centurions believe it is the man behind the weapon that matters the most.

Their X -Factor is a battle -hardened experience that helps Rome expand its

empire.

The Roman Legion was, first and foremost, a machine. They serve a

the Centurions' job is to make sure those soldiers serve that function.

The centurion ruled over his men with an iron fist, but his severity laid the

foundation for the Roman army's strength.

The centurion would absolutely lay down the law, sending a man to his death if

he was threatening the unit.

By the time they got to the rank of centurion, they had done this for 15, 20

years. They were now the big boss on campus.

They had huge brass balls, and I'm not talking about the medals that they wore

on their chest.

Coming up, the Rajputs respond with a weapon designed to hack, slash, and

as the battle for the title of deadliest warrior continues.

Inside the Fight Club, we're pitting the powerful commander of the Roman army.

against the Rajput weapons master from India.

The Rajputs are deadly warriors. Our weapons are far superior.

Our tactics are far superior.

The Romans, they don't know how to fight.

The Romans never took their adversaries lightly. I think the Rajputs' methods in

battle would be seen by the Romans as ludicrous and suicidal.

Romans conquered the world with their close combat formation fighting.

Their primary killing weapon, the gladion.

A double -edged dealer of death.

While it has a strong piercing point, the edge is also sharp as well. So, I

mean, this, in combination with the Roman shield, can sit here and just bite

into. A person. It's one of these things where the design of the weapon really

shows you how to use it. Exactly. I can stab vertical. Boom. Then I can give it

a little twist here. Then I thrust pronated. Boom. Through the ribs. If I

to go for the heart. Boom. Low cut. Boom. Face. This man is dead.

To test the slighting power of the sword, our team sets up a gel torso that

simulate a charging soldier.

Turrets, you ready?

Ready.

You've actually broken a rib right into the right lung. Going to collapse that

lung. Up top here, I'm seeing a broken clavicle.

Plus, you took the guy's arms off literally. No doubt.

Clean. Through the bone. This weapon is not heavy.

It's minimum expenditure of energy, maximum level of damage.

This weapon seems like it's doing some damage, but we have a clear counter, and

that's the kunda. Now, this weapon is a full foot longer than your weapon.

all the way toward the tip as well, so we have the advantage of momentum.

You've got that coming towards you. It's an onslaught. The khanda, a three -foot

slashing paper.

This is the khanda. This is the main weapon for Rajput warrior. It's double

-edged all the way towards the tip, and when you get it going in our circular

combat pattern, it's absolutely devastating.

In actual battle, of course, you could cleave downwards, but you're always

the swirling pattern, which takes advantage of your entire musculature in

to deliver a devastating chop.

To test the cleaving ability of the condor, our team readies the next

three sides of beef.

If you can cut through the ribs of a cow, you could definitely cut through a

human. So let's see what you can do and what kind of trauma you can cause. Death

is your game. Prove it.

Cookin, you ready?

Yeah! 3, 2, 1, GO!

Okay guys, this is great stuff. Take a look.

Obviously went completely through what we have.

One, two, three, four, five ribs cut straight in half with the first swing.

Okay, take a look at this one.

This is pretty impressive. It's going through the spine first, then it's

fracturing four ribs, and you have a flail chest.

The ribs are broken on both sides.

Another instant kill. Go to the last cow here.

This is a clean cut through the femur. That is very intense.

Yeah, I mean, this is a butcher's delight. I mean, that was pretty darn

That is definitely an adequate hacking weapon. I do have to say that the amount

of strength and the time it takes to spin around and go through all of that

lot of wasted energy when you compare the Roman gladius and how little energy

takes to just make a slight thrust, and you still get the same kill. These are

more graphic kills, but a kill's a kill.

But with the gladius, since you only have a two -foot blade, you have to get

lot closer to the guy. But with a three -foot kanda...

You're not going to get anywhere near him.

Look at those flashes, man. That will cut a man in half.

These beef targets are thicker than a human. So if it's going through beef

it's going through food bone.

The Witch Poet Range Sword has the greater killing power.

Usually I give the edge to the thrusting weapon, but not in this case. This

time, the Rajput Kanda takes it. I mean, the amount of trauma he was able to

cause with that slashing movement was just intense.

In short -range weapons, the edge goes to the Rajput Kanda.

Coming up, the Rajput unleash their flying fury, and the Romans respond with

their mammoth machine of death to determine who is the deadliest warrior.

A Roman centurion versus a rush -put martial art master.

Two warriors with fighting styles worlds apart.

And if they met in battle, which soldier would survive?

The centurion's main purpose was to maintain the cohesion of the unit, of

centurion.

It was the frontal assault attack which was always driving forward, always

maintaining a line.

But a Rajput warrior aggressively slaughtered his opponent single

The Rajputs often used small group skirmish tactics, drawing out individual

warriors and cutting them down because they were excellent one -on -one

fighters.

And no weapon was more effective at cutting down oncoming combatants than

chakra. A sharp and steel ring used to decapitate from a distance.

The Rajput long -distance weapon.

The tucker. This weapon is lethal.

Even thrown from a distance, this will take a man's head right off. Man's head

right off? Right off. That's something we can tell. Yeah. We actually have a

pork loin about as thick as a centurion's neck. So if you can cut that

you can cut a centurion's head right off.

All right, bring it on.

Okay, high speeds up and armed.

Are you ready? I'm ready.

Three, two, one, chuck it!

Oh! Got it? Yeah, baby, yeah!

That's right.

36 miles per hour.

The chucklum severs the flesh with murderous ease.

This is about six inches of...

A beautiful cut.

This would be an instant kill. If you could get it in that neck, it's a kill.

don't know. That meat doesn't look armored. Your neck is unarmored, and it

definitely take the head off.

It's an accurate weapon, but it's also pretty quick. We clocked it going 36

miles per hour.

So within about 25 feet, our Centurion will not be able to dodge this weapon.

The Centurion is carrying a shield. He has it in front of him. Even if it hits

the shield, it's going to bounce right off that shield and attack another

Centurion. It's a heat -seeking missile, too, right? Yeah. This is a deadly

weapon. Easy, warrior princess.

You can take your toy to the beach next week and have a catch. But in the

meantime, we have a weapon that is twice as proficient and incredibly deadly.

The Scorpion, a crossbow on steroid.

that showered enemies with a battery of bolts.

The Scorpion was the modern equivalent to artillery.

You're raining down bolts the size of large tree branches into an enemy. You

have damage delivered in a very efficient way.

There's no other long -range weapon that could compare to it.

To fire the Scorpion, its wooden arm is pulled back with a wench, twisting its

horsehair coils.

When enough tension builds, it's ready to unleash its deadly bolts.

The Scorpion was the machine gun of the ancient world.

It definitely was rapid fire for its time.

It takes about 15, 20 seconds to pull it back and reload again. Firing 30 -inch

bolts into the enemy, that's definitely going to hurt.

A lot of dead Rajputs. Bam, bam, bam.

How far can the Scorpion accurately strike?

Find out how teams set up targets at 25 -yard increments.

You're going to be given six bolts, and you'll be on the clock to see how fast

you can fire them. Sound fair to you guys? Sounds good to me. Sure, if we can

move the targets as close as they were for the shotgun.

Oh, crybaby.

Long -range weapon. Let's get to it. Let's get to it.

Nice! Nice!

Nice man!

Very nice!

Good job.

Thank you.

That's a nice grouping.

Even for a bow and arrow, this is quite a tight grouping.

The scorpion hit the 25 and 50 -yard target. But what kind of penetrating

does it have?

Nice.

Let's call it 14 inches of penetration.

Four bolts at 25 yards? Let's check out the 50 yards. Right in there, baby.

In there deep.

Great.

You still have the same kind of penetration.

Look at that.

Four hits at 25 yards, one hit at 50 yards, no hits at 75 yards. It took

an average of 40 seconds to get each of these hits.

If it's compared to my sucker, you got to take 40 seconds to shoot one arrow,

and it's immobile.

It is immobile, but it was mechanized warfare.

Like, this thing had a much greater range than your truck ever could.

warfare is fine, but this is one -on -one, and I think you lose.

For which long -wearing weapon will get the egg?

The chakram was a frisbee. Oh, the scorpion. I love the scorpion. What the

would you do with the scorpion? I can just fling a chakram right at you while

you're trying to crank that thing.

Here's what I think is a really decisive fact, okay? It's reload time.

All right. Hell yeah. With this weapon, a reload time averaging 40 seconds,

that's awful. Whereas six chukkas, you don't need a battalion backing you up.

You are a one -man battalion. I think in the end, the reload time of a scorpion

is going to kill the Roman centurions. Edge, chukka. Edge, chukka. Belonging

weapon, the edge. Move to the Rajput chakram.

Coming up.

The battle reaches on as the killer coiling sword meets the death -dealing

javelin. Centurion or Rajput? Who will be that deadliest warrior?

A Roman Centurion versus a Rajput warrior.

Our team of experts is recording every savage slash and stab of these

conditioned killers to determine who is that deadliest warrior.

The battle tactics of the Roman centurion were perfect for disabling the

system of warfare.

These Rajputs would come in with their weapons twirling. It's not very

against a Roman lion. The centurion would stay behind his shield until you

a mistake, until you opened your body.

There's absolutely no contest when it comes to military precision.

The Centurion had it on lockdown.

The Romans are used to going in a straight line. Well, what happens when

not coming at you in a straight line? We want you to come for us, because the

moment you step out of line, we'll cut you in half.

Rush foot weapons were developed to kill and maim.

Their most dangerous weapon packs a powerful punch. The Ura, a flexible

combining the reach of a whip.

With the slicing power of a sword.

The aura will whip around a shield and score damage.

Maybe even hit the carotid. Go low, maybe get your Achilles. A Roman has a

to worry about.

Imagine the motions of a sword combined with the body of a whip.

The martial art is designed to go in circles so that no one can ever attack

any side.

No opponent can get within six feet of him.

Due to the dangerous nature of this weapon, The Rajput team has brought in

Sakwinder Singh, a Sikh -trained ARA expert, to demonstrate the razor -sharp

sword. We've got our three Roman centurions, real shield, fake skin,

ballistics gel, stimulates real human tissue. We'll be able to see just

what kind of damage you can do with these.

Ready to get started?

This is an impressive weapon, but I'm seeing fatigue in the man.

I'm not seeing a lot of kill ability in the target.

I got to disagree with you a little bit, Jeff, because if you get lacerations

like this in the right spot, you can hit the carotid and you can kill. It's a

smaller spot and it's an issue of accuracy, so it has the potential to

think it's a lot more bark than bite. This weapon isn't practical on the

battlefield. A whip is effective at its apogee. Once you close the distance in

there, it loses its effectiveness.

Point blank. That's it.

So it's a great bitch slap with no kill ability.

Absolutely.

And the centurions had a mid -range weapon they claim can close the distance

kill.

The pilum.

A javelin designed to punch through both shield and soldier.

This is the pilum. It was the Roman flying missile of death, the backbone to

Roman legion. This bad boy could take down an enemy from 50 to 100 feet away,

problem. But it could be used in a melee fashion, hand -to -hand combat. You can

go underhand, come up under their shield. It could go through armor. But

the primary use for this was as a projectile weapon.

We have three blood bags and a rajput shield.

The shield is going to help us test the penetrating power of the telum.

These blood bags are roughly the size and shape of a human torso.

And this just isn't a bag. It's made of leather. So if you can pierce that,

there's a very good chance you can actually pierce human skin. I think that

be a ring.

Yeah.

Matt, are you ready? I'm definitely ready.

Three, two, one, throw!

Oh, got it.

27 miles per hour.

That's what we call modern art, boys.

This is exactly what would happen to somebody if they got speared through the

belly. You're going to have a little bit of muscle, soft tissue, and it's going

to go right back out the backside.

Looking at that second bag, that looks like it's going straight down the

That, I would say, is an instant kill.

Even through a body or through a shield.

This weapon does exactly what it's supposed to do. But how far has it been

pierced? An inch or so? Inch and a half. Inch and a half. Okay, so it didn't get

the guy behind the shield, but it definitely took the shield from the guy.

Well, we got a speed of 29 miles per hour, which is an effective range of

roughly 21 feet.

That's a no -dodge range.

Quarter of a second for a seed that this P -limb's coming at you, another

quarter second to get out of the way. So within that range, you can't even see

it coming.

But once you discharge this weapon, that's it. Yeah.

You've got it. You're still swinging it around. You're still, like, defending.

And you're still doing three useful swings to try and get one that had no

on the helmet. But you lost your weapon. But you have no weapon to start with.

So which medium -range weapon brings more blood to the battle?

The key here is the amount of trauma that we see. The pulum actually goes

through the body and has a very good chance, if it hits the right target, to

kill. So in the end, edge, peel him. Edge, peel him. Edge, peel him.

In mid -range weapon, the edge goes to the Centurion's peel him.

Coming up, Roman Centurion, Rushwood Warrior.

The battle begins.

Our experts have completed their tests with a Roman Centurion.

and Rushput Warrior weapons.

Now they're about to find out who is deadliest.

The team tested four Roman Centurion weapons.

The Pelum Javelin, the Gladius Sword, the Delabra Pickaxe, and the

Scorpion Crossbow. They tested four Rushput weapons.

The Chakram Flying Disc, the Arar Coiled Sword, The Thunder Sword and the

Katar Dagger.

At long range, the Rajput Chakram went up against the Centurion's Scorpion.

I like the Scorpion because it has the reach. But the Chakram, way fast reload

time and you're mobile.

Edge Rajput.

For mid -range weapons, the Rajputs are off.

Battle the Centurion's Pilo.

The aura looks menacing. It's very interesting, very dramatic, but it's

causing small lacerations. It's really not killing anybody. The peel can

actually kill.

I got to give the peel.

It's Centurion.

At close range, we compared two razor -sharp swords, the Centurion's gladius

the Rajput's konda.

Usually I give the edge to the thrusting weapon, but not in this case. This

time, the Rajput Kanda takes it.

The amount of trauma he was able to cause with that clasping movement was

intense. Edge, Kanda.

Edge, Rajput.

Finally, for special weapons, we pitted the Rajput's Katar against the

Centurion's Dalabra.

I'm giving this one to the Labra. It gives you that extra reach, and when it

does hit its target, it does more damage.

Edge.

Centurion.

Max now loads the results into a state -of -the -art computer program designed

by Slytherin Studios that will determine the winner.

At this point, having seen both arsenals in the hands of our warrior experts,

I'm really conflicted. Could go either way. There's only going to be one way to

find this out, and that's to run the Sins.

After a thousand battles, our Rajput emerged victorious.

615 kills, the Romans 385.

This is due in large part to the Rajput's hitting power in a one -on -one

The Roman was really designed to fight with his legion, and without the

additional men at his side, he just wasn't able to stand up, the Rajput

I'm not all that surprised that the Rajputs won.

They had weapons that were engineered to kill.

And they focused on high level martial arts training in every man. And that was

a deadly combination that the Roman centurions just couldn't handle.

You know, I got to give it to the Raj, but their weapon, I still don't believe

they're efficient.

You know, but they got the job done. I can see how that jewelry might cut you.

We're all about our faith. We're all about our honor. We're all about our

victory.

And proving that we rightfully deserve the title of deadliest warrior.

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