Winner: John Wick As mentioned, Rambo has been easier to take down through up close and personal means, but he hasn't been shown as an expert fighter in the way that John Wick and his enemies have. His proficiency with setting traps is definitely impressive, but in a confined area, it'd be useless.
Both have their own strengths and weaknesses. Rambo is able to take down enemies quickly, but he is less durable than Wick. Wick is able to take down enemies with more precision, but he has a slower rate of fire. is the better option.
John Wick is highly skilled and deadly, but he is not invulnerable and can be defeated by other skilled assassins. Several movie assassins like Vincent, El Mariachi, and Léon possess unique advantages and abilities that could give them an edge over John Wick in a fight.
Let's begin where it all began, with a group of thugs breaking into John Wick's house and killing the dog his wife left him as a gift before she passed away. This is one of the few fights that Wick loses (mostly because he doesn't fight back).
However if you drop them both in a crowded area and give them each other as the sole target, 47 would win hands down; he would even make it look like an accident. His skillset as an assassin far outshines John Wick's skillset as a cleaner.
This one's a little tricky, in part because Wick is older in his movies than Bourne is in his. Even so, it seems likely that Bourne would have the edge here. Many more of Bourne's fights are hand-to-hand and at close range, and his skills are so innate that he can use them without even remembering he has them.
And despite Batman having the better physicality and combat knowledge, Wick's more ruthless brutality approach was able to overwhelm him, being unlike any gun-wielder the Dark Knight has dealt with before. Boomstick: This fight sure was Wick-ed!
This fight, and their other clashes throughout the movie, show that Zero is likely the greatest individual threat that John Wick has ever had to deal with. Zero was also one of the more fun characters in the franchise, with some amusing fight scenes, despite the serious nature of his mission to kill John.
For John Wick, Reeves focused his training and on-screen fighting style on something with a heavy emphasis on throwing and grappling techniques. The style is a blend of Aikido, BJJ, Judo, and Defensive Tactics Training classes offered by companies like Controlled F.O.R.C.E.
Under the Director's supervision, John was trained as a hitman and learned combat skills in martial arts, firearms and other weaponry, tactical driving, infiltration, escapology, and more.
He has a high amount of strength and stamina. Rambo is an expert in surviving in dense forests against a large number of enemies due to his experiences in the Vietnam War. He is also an expert in guerrilla tactics, weapons, and hand-to-hand combat.
More From Men's Health. "If the fighters wore to remain upright Rocky would prevail," he said. "His body punches and right hooks would eventually beat Rambo… If the fight goes to the ground, Rambo will prevail.
While the John Wick franchise is great at world-building, there has been nothing in the previous three movies that hinted toward Winston being John's biological father. Though the pair grew closer with each consecutive release, they were nothing more than allies in the John Wick series.
Played by Shamier Anderson, Mr. Nobody, also known as Tracker, is a bounty hunter with his sights set on Keanu Reeves' eponymous assassin, though bides his time taking Wick down until the reward hits a certain point.
His superior, Viggo Tarasov, promised to allow John to quit if he first completed an "impossible task": killing all of Tarasov's enemies in a single night. Having succeeded, John retired and lived peacefully for just over five years.
Despite ultimately losing to Wick, Zero proved to be of equal skill to John, giving him a harder fight than any of his previous enemies. Master Martial Artist: Zero was a highly skilled martial artist and equally skilled as John Wick, being able to hold his own against the legendary assassin.
Some assassins, like Ares and Marcus, are not as formidable as others in terms of their abilities. John Wick himself is the most skilled and deadly assassin in the franchise, feared by other characters for his power and efficiency.
Marvel Comics has long established Black Widow as a master assassin with expert-level skills in combat and marksmanship, and though as good as she is, fans now know that she is no match for John Wick. Throughout her comic career, Black Widow has been a Soviet assassin, a S.H.I.E.L.D.
While Pennywise has many supernatural abilities, John Wick's training and experience as an assassin would give him the upper hand. He would be able to anticipate Pennywise's moves and use his weapons to his advantage. Additionally, Pennywise's powers are based on fear, and John Wick is not easily intimidated.
The movie is full of groundbreaking action sequences, but it's also surprisingly emotional, as John is seen killed in a duel with Caine (Donnie Yen). The assassin shares his final words with his old friend Winston (Ian McShane), then is buried in New York with a headstone reading, "Loving Husband."
