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Although I'd go for Bond
That'd be an interesting one to do next actually since the Kingsman seem even more resourceful than MI6.
I want to agree but I think Rocky Balboa could beat Bond. All he'd need is a particularly long training montage where he learns all the super spy stuff. Bond couldn't end the cold war after decades of fighting the Russians, Rocky did it in one film. I'm talking prime pre brain damage post learning not to underestimate anyone Rocky (in between III and IV) rather than one of the realistic ones. Now you might think that Rocky wouldn't stand a chance against a trained special forces guy like Bond, but who would be the underdog in that scenario? Rocky. And who has made a career off being the underdog? Rocky. Rocky can beat anyone.
UDGMENT IS COMIN
Bourne's whole gimmick is that he's insanely alert and impossibley quick though?
I don't think this thread is going to be very fun if we just put "Bond wins because he's the best" to every question. We all obviously prefer Bond. But I think it's more fun to imagine what'd actually happen in different scenarios (so Bourne wins in a fist fight, Bond wins if he has all his gear and resources, that kind of thing).
To be fair I do think that's a major advantage. Depending on when it takes place I could easily see Bond sleeping with Nikki (is that her name? His mate) to find out where Bourne is and what his plan is and ending up with the upper hand.
If I counted right, so far the score is...
Bond: 4
Bourne: 3
Pardon? Where in his movies does Bond only evoke the feeling that he's only a 10th of trained and planning as Bourne? Especially not the Craig ones. He will go down in history as the least witty of the lot. I know he has got two or three moments of smartness in his movies but most of the time he acts like a complete bully on steroids.
@bondjames exactly! In almost every Bond movie, in some capacity, Bond gets kidnapped by the bad guys and/or knocked out. As far as I can recall, Bourne hasn't had that happen to him in his outings. In fact he's almost always a step ahead of his enemies and he does that without a team to help him. There's always an assassin, with the same training as Bourne, that's chasing him and that assassin has more resources than Bourne. And yet, he beats them every time.
Bond, who's training isn't as extensive as Bourne's, has a team of people helping him and gadgets to use. Where as Bourne is trained to operate on his own. I still say Bourne takes this one.
It looks like we now have a tie...
Bond: 4
Bourne: 4
I think it's all down to context. Bond has a much more diverse skillset and better equipment so if he was sent to kill Bourne he could do quite easily. But in a straight up fist fight I think Bourne would win. Bond has been outclassed in fights many times before but usually gets through by relying on his wits or a gadget. With no gadgets I'm not sure that'd work because Bourne is equally resourceful and quick thinking if not more so. And while Bond is highly trained, Bourne is basically superhuman. He's been trained and conditioned solely for the purpose of being really really good at killing people.
So for me it just comes down to Bourne winning in a straightforward fight but Bond winning if it was anything goes, use what you want, find and kill eachother.
Bond: 4
Bourne: 5
And we're back to a tie...
Bond: 5
Bourne: 5
Except for that one he wasn't in.
touche
Bond remains faithful to the cause of eliminating megalomaniac dictators who want to rule the world, while Jason Bourne hides in the dark alleys waiting for government officials to walk by so he can pounce.
Bourne is the lonewolf, while Bond is the wolfdog protecting the sheep. Bond wins, dropping Bourne from the top floor of a building after a close quarter defense fight where using a standard Judo throw he hurdles Bourne through a plate glass window.
Bond: 6
Bourne: 5
He is afterall a cold bloodied killer with a Licence to Kill.