The Red Hulk would easily beat Juggernaut in a fight

I would like to remind my opponent of the resolution he is proposing. It has the word 'easily' in it. Definition: - Easily: Without difficulty or effort.[1] Also I would like to remind my friend that We agreed both are at their peak. This means Juggernaut is not without his powers at the time of the fight, including his telepathic forcefield. Don't agree to something and then concede it later on. That is not how to win a debate. How exactly is Hulk supposed to just stop an unstoppable moving object? That rebuttal made no sense. Unstoppable: that cannot be stopped or surpassed.[2] The radiation rebuttal did not deny that Red Hulk diminishes if he gets too angry since he emits too much radiation. You agreed to my proposition of a concrete battleground. There is not high levels of gamma radiation on a random path of land, that would be too dangerous. Ross doesn't have transportation vehicles at his disposal. It is a bare fight, Hulk versus Juggernaut. Your points regarding the strength of Red Hulk are unimportant. He is very good at fighting, but what Juggernaut is good at is destroying. Do you think a machine built to fight and a machine built to completely destroy could hav ea long fight? The destructive machine would win, Juggernaut doesn't care for just punches and kicks, this is Hulk's forte, if it was just a brute boxing match then Juggernaut would lose. However, it was never stated to be so, this is a fight where ea variety of moves can be used from forcefield to charging at thee opponent, using juggernaut's momentum to his advantage. Juggernaut also has a very hard suit, the equivalent of Hulk's indestructible skin. I shall now get into the dynamics of fighting. Juggernaut (Cain) has experience of taking abuse, both physical and mental. He knows how to take it and overcomes pain with great resilience. The army general Ross only knows pain in a war not in daily life all the time. Overcoming abuse also links to the ability to stay calm in situations that would terrify most people. He can be at his peak while being 100% calm and having presence of mind. Meanwhile Hulk will only be at his peak if he is angry the entire time (even Red Hulk's power is related to anger interms of the radiation that protects him). He'll crave mroe power if the fight gets hard and get angrier as a result. I shall now discuss the effects of anger on a fighter. Many of our emotions are linked to a particular physical response. Anger gets the mind and body ready for action. It arouses the nervous system, increasing the heart rate, blood pressure, blood flow to muscles, blood sugar level and sweating. It also sharpens the senses and increases the production of adrenalin, a hormone produced at times of stress. At the same time as these physical changes, anger is thought to affect the way we think. When we are first faced with a threat, anger helps us quickly translate complex information into simple terms: 'right' or 'wrong' for instance. This can be useful in an emergency as we don't waste valuable time weighing up information that doesn't instantly affect our safety or well-being. But it can mean that we act before we've considered what else is relevant and made a rational decision about how to behave. It may be that we need to take more time to look at the situation and deal with it differently. When anger gets in the way of rational thinking we may give way to the urge to act aggressively, propelled by the instinct to survive or protect someone from a threat.[3] Hulk will be superior to juggernaut in the speed and power of attack. But what use is that if e hopelessly chases a running cannonball protected by a telepathic field with strength almsot equal to Hulk's in terms of core muscles (any muscle not related to limbs, below the head). The definition of a hulk is a bulky or unwieldy person, object, or mass[4] or alternatively one that is bulky or unwieldy.[5]. On the other hand, the definition of a juggernaut is any large, overpowering, destructive force or object, as war, a giant battleship, or a powerful football team[6] or alternatively a massive inexorable force, campaign, movement, or object that crushes whatever is in its path.[7] So merely by what the villainous nicknames for either fighter we see that the Juggernaut clearly symbolises something that is built for destruction and the hulk merely represents something too big for its own good. Just look at the hulk: http://upload.wikimedia.org... Now look at Juggernaut: http://i.annihil.us... Just look at how much more majestic and brilliant the Juggernaut appears, like a lion ready to pounce on a prey. The hulk just looks like a raging gorilla that is sad because the alpha male keeps picking on him. Sources: [1] https://www.google.co.uk... [2] http://dictionary.reference.com... [3] http://www.mentalhealth.org.uk... [4] http://dictionary.reference.com... [5] http://www.merriam-webster.com... [6] http://dictionary.reference.com... [7] http://www.merriam-webster.com...