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I'd say the Hound was maybe the second best fighter from Westeros at the start of the series. The first being Jaime and nonetheless Sandor would be a tough match for him. He was never "covered in glory" as other knights, but his actual prowess is undeniable.

What about Sandoq the Shadow?:datas:

Rokuomi might match Loko Loko

Ryam Redwyne was considered the best knight of his time and is one of most legendary Kingsguard in the lore. I think he was probably ~ Arthur, Selmy, Jaime.

To get high diffed:sighting:

The White Bull might also be up there. Jaime takes pride in having learned from him amongst the others and it's still Jaime who puts Gerold in that list of men stronger than him. The commander of Aerys Kingsguard at one point. Yeah @Bullet @Elder Lee Hung Gerold in his prime might potentially...

Why do you think that?

Lord Ousen at his peak bodies anyone on this list, what kind of bs will Hara have to come up with to make EoS Shin above that guy? :BigW:

It's true that Jaime singles out the Mountain even compared to the likes of Hound, Greatjon etc. when it comes to brute strenght but Greatjon was probably still, like...in contention for second place in the seven kingdoms at that. And Jaime puts Greatjon's and Hound's names in that same list...

Greatjon seems very similar to the Hound. Crazy strong, and likewise should be more skilled and agile than the Mountain. If George wrote it this would be a really, really hard fight imo.

After Bronn vs Sandor, which was understandably one sided in terms of voting, here's another matchup for y'all. On one side: The Hound yet again. There's not much need to talk about him, as the entire fandom knows very well of his prowess. Freakishly strong, more skilled and agile than his...

In the books Tyrion even tells Bron: "You're almost as good as my brother Jaime." Which again I wouldn't say it's the case but it goes to show that Bronn is no average fighter lol. And yeah why should he have risked fighting the Mountain? Bronn was already in a good position back then (standing...

Sandor is a beast of a warrior in Martin's lore, now you should read up on Sandoq the Shadow if you haven't already. A freaking terror lmfao.

Bronn is a skilled fighter, there's some disrispect on him in this thread lol. But the Hound takes it. Bronn was concerned about facing the Mountain (and in fact backed out, the risk wasn't worth it), I think he'd have been even more concerned about the Hound. Sandor is still freakishly...