Every guy at some point in his life has likely fantasized about a hypothetical dream match — whether it be a bout between Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson or sumo-champ Hakuho clashing with the great Taiho. Those who daydream even more imaginatively would probably pit Batman against Godzilla.
Jay Noyes, however, is about to take one of those "what-if" scenarios to another level. As the CEO of Japan Armored Battle League (JABL), he's preparing the group for its inaugural event on Feb. 23. And it may put an end to the fantasy debate: What if a samurai warrior and a medieval knight fought each other with their own weapons? Who would survive the match?
"This is a full-strength, full-power battle. It's hard-hitting," Noyes, 45, explained to The Japan Times.