Round 1: The Bell Rings As the bell rings, both players step into the ring, their fierce staring contests heating up the atmosphere. You, Adolf Hitler, bounces on his toes. His speed of 40 allows him to dart around the ring with lightning agility. With his skill set from Germany, he’s got a chip on his shoulder, but the wild toughness of Opponent, Joseph Stalin, can’t be underestimated. Opponent, with his power of 40, stands like a wall. He counters every jab and dodge with measured punches. Stalin’s rugged boxing skills from the Bronx show as he lands a couple of solid jabs to Hitler's face. In this round, speed might be on Hitler's side, but Stalin's power and guard are nothing to scoff at. Winner of Round 1: Joseph Stalin Round 2: The Clash Intensifies As they move into round two, both fighters seem to be feeling the pressure. Hitler knows he needs to capitalize on his extra speed and jumps in for a flurry of quick jabs. He tries to break through Stalin's formidable guard, but the boxer from the Bronx anticipates the strikes. Stalin channels that foresight and dodges with precision just in time, countering with a heavy cross right to Hitler's jaw. Hitler stumbles, but he quickly focuses and summons his unique skill; he grows two extra arms for a furious 10 seconds! With four fists flying, he catches Stalin off-guard for a couple of punches. But Stalin, being the smart fighter he is, regroups and unloads a devastating hook as Hitler's extension wanes. The crowd erupts! It’s clear that while Hitler may have surprised him, Stalin's raw power still dominates. Winner of Round 2: Joseph Stalin Round 3: The Final Showdown The final round shows both fighters exhausted yet determined. Hitler, knowing he’s behind, throws caution to the wind and throws wild punches, using his speed like a whirlwind. However, Stalin's balance and experience keep him safe; he knows how to weather the storm. Stalin's boxing technique shines through as he stays composed, waiting for his chance. Suddenly, he dodges a desperate blow from Hitler, and with that split-second foresight, he delivers a haymaker that sends Hitler crashing to the canvas. The ref counts - one, two, three… Hitler struggles to get up, but it’s clear he’s outmatched at this point. Stalin's endurance and skill have proven to be a tough combo in the ring. Winner: Joseph Stalin Stalin’s raw power and extensive boxing experience granted him the edge, augmented by his superior guard and boxing foresight. Even with the extra arms, Hitler couldn’t maintain control over the fight. The Bronx boxer showed that sometimes slow and steady wins the race when you’ve got the muscle and experience to back it up!