@Prof.NightJack  
Fair enough so he accomplished more than yamcha….. Technically he’s still weaker

@nerfherder  
Hey, Chiaotzu destroyed Nappa’s armor.

@Minus  
Sactually, krillin and tien are both stronger. The ONLY z fighter who’s weaker and accomplishes less than yamcha is chiaotzu

@Bax360  
so in one of the movies were all the “retired”, and by retired i mean useful, Z Warriors all get to do and or perform what they are good at. But ya Yamcha learned it in Dragonball and only like used it maybe twice to three times in specials or not in Dragonball Z at all.

yamcha is stronger but I doubt they maud need fight  
 

@Zeyon  
It’s called Spirit Ball. And yea I agree, he never even used it anymore after his training..

The only thing I liked about Yamcha is that one move where he does a magic missle ki blast that he guides with his fingers. Of course he only used it when he was fighting while training for Vegeta and Nappa in DBZ. I forget about Dragonball. Of course that was stupid and would have got him killed at anytime. Just because D&D…

Imminent Yamcha’d status incoming.

Yamcha is probably the third weakest of the DBZ fighters. Despite that I think he has the strength and speed advantage here. but that doesn’t mean a lot when you’re Yamcha. He’s still gonna lose.

@TheAbridgenator
 
And one other of those 3 being against a fighter crippled with hunger.

@Blackbewhite2k7  
Let us never forget that one of his three - THREE - 100% canon successful victories required the assistance of no less than four people and a perv nosebleed, against an opponent even Krillin knew how to handle.

@Jarkes
 
I know. Still and embarrassing way to die, and he took the longest of anyone to handle just one though…Tien put one in worse condition just elbowing it in the chest then Yamcha did with a Kamehameha wave.
 
Relatively, I think the yamcha jokes stem from his terrible luck, almost since the very beginning, his laziness compared to the other z fighters after the saiyan saga…and just the cheezy radicool attitude that makes his blunders a lot easier to pick on.

@Jarkes  
Fair point. Although I still find it funny Chiaotzu tried the same crap on Nappa and ran aground on his Sturdy Hidden Ability. XD

@Background Pony #6AC8
 
This is true. :P

@Jarkes  
Compared to Krillin, Piccolo, and especially Tenshinhan manhandling the Saibas like they were DBGT’s credibility, it’s just a bit less impressive. XD

@TheAbridgenator
 
Well, he was ready for such a move after the previous one pulled it on Yamcha.

@lynxpet  
@lynxpet  
 

 
Yeaaaaah, no.

@Blackbewhite2k7
 
@Background Pony #6AC8
 
@lynxpet
 
And despite what Abridged would have you believe, he did put up a pretty good fight against a few of the Saibaman before that one caught him off guard.

@Blackbewhite2k7
 
I still love how in one of the Budokai Tenkaichi games, you can play as a Saibaman and use that as a one-hit kill, but it’s only a one-hit kill when used on Yamcha.

@Background Pony #6AC8  
You know to be honest even Piccolo would have been caught by that move. No one in the entire show ever performed such a thing.

Well he’s dead.

@Blackbewhite2k7  
Seriously, man? You couldn’t last FIVE minutes?

Don’t worry, Maud fights like a silent beast when it comes to rocks.

@lynxpet  
The Vegas odds tonight stand at an unprecedented 1000-0; a bet of $0 on Yamcha pays $1000 if he wins. Still, very few takers.  
Foreman: It’s not-not a smart bet.