Chozen is able to knock Silver down and is about to kill him when he is distracted by Johnny's screams, allowing Silver to slice Chozen's back and seemingly leave him for dead. However, he is later rescued by Barnes and Johnny, who defeat the other senseis.
So all things considered, The Karate Kid Part II villain and The Karate Kid Part III villain are the two most talented fighters on the show, so if there's any one around who can beat Silver, it would have to be Chozen. No one else is capable of challenging - much less defeating - him alone.
Chozen ultimately survives and is put into an ambulance, being helped out by Barnes and Johnny just as they arrive at the Cobra Kai Encino dojo where Terry Silver had recently been defeated by Daniel and arrested for his crimes.
In 1943, Sato's father arranged him to marry Yukie, but Miyagi made a big speech infront of the whole village about breaking tradition of arranged marriage so he could marry Yukie, Sato felt disgraced and challenged Miyagi to fight to death to save his honor, but Miyagi not wanting his best friend to die left Okinawa ...
The answer is quite obvious. Chozen is the nephew of the only man who can fight Mr Miyagi, Sato. Chozen's martial arts, in this case, Karate, is the best and purest Okinawan Karate, something John Kreese, young on old, will not ever defeat.
Absolutely chosen. Johnny will not have any chance against chozen. Because chosen experience in karate is of 4 decades almost. He has learnt miyagi karate completely and even he practises martial arts regularly.
While there's no evidence that suggests Mike Barnes is better than Chozen in Cobra Kai, it's worth noting that Sean Kanan's character was the superior fighter at an earlier point in the franchise's timeline. After all, only one of these two characters – Barnes – was obviously more skilled than Daniel.
Silver dominated Johnny during their fight, whereas Kreese struggled mightily when he went up against his former student in both seasons 2 and 3. Kreese, who is in his 70s, lacked the physical endurance he needed for a prolonged fight with Johnny or Daniel.
Miyagi fought against the Japanese Empire in the Second World War and while he was doing that his wife Mrs. Miyagi, gave birth to a son inside an internment camp and got sick and they didn't send any doctor to her so she and the son both died. Mr. Miyagi still won a medal of honour for being a war hero.
Miyagi suffered the greatest personal tragedy of his life. His wife and their son passed away in Manzar on November 2, 1944, due to complications during childbirth when there were no doctors there to help.
Silver left him there to die. After Miyagi-Do successfully exposed Silver and Cobra Kai's horrible practices to the public, Daniel began to worry over Chozen. Luckily, it was revealed that he actually survived the attack, and Mike and Johnny brought him over to Cobra Kai.
There really isn't anyone who could beat two top fighters like Kreese and Silver without facing any difficulty. Chozen may be stronger than them, but the effortless beatdowns given out by Mr. Miyagi in The Karate Kid Part III are feats only his character is capable of achieving.
John Kreese was the better fighter in their army days. But as we can see in Karate Kid Part 3, Terry Silver eventually became the more skilled martial artist. This is apparent when they both fought Mr. Miyagi, and Silver lasted almost 10 seconds longer.
Mr Miyagi is still the best in the series, followed just barely by Sato. Johnny had trouble with old man Kreese. Mr Miyagi beat Kreese without even throwing a punch in KK2, and beat him again without much trouble in KK3.
Chozen believes that anyone who is not willing to fight regardless of the situation, whether it calls for conflict or not, is a coward and deserves death. He also believes that he deserves to die if he is defeated. After his defeat at Daniel's hands, Chozen decided to become a better person.
Key Takeaways. Silver is a precious metal. It has historically been used for coinage and jewelry and is also highly conductive, which gives it many industrial uses. Investors and traders buy physical silver through commodities markets.
In order for Eli/Hawk to accept his identity, he needed to be in an environment that would welcome Eli and Hawk. Miyagi-Do was the place where he could just be himself.
Daniel eventually asks him to teach him, which Chozen gladly accepts. He also holds the distinction of being the only character to successfully land a hit on Miyagi onscreen (though he fought dirty, but still it's quite an achievement).
