Chuck Norris vs Bill Wallace in their prime?

Question

I was hoping for serious answer but instead I got these hero worshipper answers.

Answer 1

Well, let's compare their records, since I don't beleive they ever fought each other professionally.

Chuck Norris - 66-5
Championships held:
The National Karate Championships (1966)
All-Star Championships (1966)
World Middleweight Karate Championship (1967)
All-American Karate Championship (1967)
Internationals (1968)
World Professional Middleweight Karate Championship (defeating Louis Delgado on 24 November 1968)
All-American Championship (1968)
National Tournament of Champions (1968)
American Tang Soo Championship
North American Karate Championship

Bill "Superfoot" Wallace - 23-0 (PKA)
championships held:
National champion point fighter three years in a row
Won the U.S. Championships 3 times
Won the USKA Grand Nationals 3 times
Won the Top Ten Nationals 2 times
Left leg was once clocked in excess of 60 mph
Retired as the undefeated Professional Karate Association (PKA) Middleweight Champion after defeating Bill Biggs in a 12-round bout in June 1980 (23rd straight win)

Wallace was undefeated, but Norris fought 3 times as many fights. Norris was also instrumental in Wallce entering kickboxing.

Personally, I think it would be a toss-up. either of the two could win....the ol' "any given Sunday" scenario".

Answer 2

Superfoot Wallace

Answer 3

Depends on what type of fight it is. If it's a stand up striking match, then it would be a toss up as both were pretty good point fighters. But if it's an MMA type match then I'd have to say Chuck Norris. Why? First off because Chuck has trained in grappling under the Machado Brothers. Which is not to say that Bill hadn't had any training in grappling. As a matter of fact, Wallace started out in martial arts as a Judo fighter. Unfortunately, a Judo accident injured his right hamstring, rendering him unable to use his right leg for kicks or any techniques involving the use of it with any real power behind it which is why he compensated for it by training his left leg to be able to kick at any angle at such great speed and accuracy that it more than makes up for his right leg deficiency, which is how he earned the nickname "Superfoot". In an MMA type match, his inability to fight with his right side would render him vulnerable to takedowns and would probably hamper his attemps at defending against it and countering.

Answer 4

Bill Wallace

Answer 5

Super foot Wallace for sure! I have watched this man at a three rivers tournament in 75 work a speed bag with his feet.Fast with his right ,but lightning with his left he is south pall.I met Mr.Wallace and Mr. Norris at this tournament and got to speak with them won first in Kumite,and they presented me with the trophy,it was cool then they gave a demonstration.Chuck was going to make a movie they kidded about.It was good guy's wear black,they weren't kidding.Yeah,those were the days 13 wanting to be just like them.

Answer 6

Norris has more tools to work with than Wallace. Sure Wallace could get lucky and catch him, but I'm going to say Norris.

Answer 7

Super foot Bill Wallace would win

P.S.
did yo know that he was one of the announcers on UFC1 when the Gracie family made there big appearance

Answer 8

Chuck norris of course. Behind chucks beard there's no chin, just another fist. He's the only dude that I know doesn't have to mow his lawn, he goes outside, stares it down and dares it to grow. Chuck dun read books either. He stares it down until it gives him the info he wants. Dun mess w chuck. Hell email u a roundhouse kick. Lol

Answer 9

Ben Wallace is a pretty tough cookie being 6'9 and 250 lb, but Norris did have a black belt and won a bunch of tournaments. I dunno.