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Which one from the poll do you like the best and why? It can be from anime or manga versions if you like. 
Best Main Event Fight Of Tournament
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To me Goku Vs Cell is my favorite. The anime made the match great but they should've made shorter than it did.
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Definitely Goku VS Jackie Chun. It had a good use of changing tactics, a pretty big spectacle in the Oozaru transformation and Moon Bust and the double KO and way of deciding the winner made it by far the closest fight in the series.
Goku VS Tenshithands comes as a close second due to the choreography and the initial premise of rival schools, but the latter evaporates towards the end and the overall spectacle wasn't on the level of the previous Budokai's scale. Goku VS PIccolo was fun, but didn't have much going for it when the limitations of a tournament obviously wouldn't be something Piccolo cared about and the durability of both fighters went to pretty extreme plot armouring. Goku VS Cell was completely hollow and practically filler when all it ended up being was build up to Gohan VS Cell. Goku VS Hit started off interesting tactically, but became boring once Goku decided the only way to overcome Time Skip was with increasing his power level.
Goku VS Tenshithands comes as a close second due to the choreography and the initial premise of rival schools, but the latter evaporates towards the end and the overall spectacle wasn't on the level of the previous Budokai's scale. Goku VS PIccolo was fun, but didn't have much going for it when the limitations of a tournament obviously wouldn't be something Piccolo cared about and the durability of both fighters went to pretty extreme plot armouring. Goku VS Cell was completely hollow and practically filler when all it ended up being was build up to Gohan VS Cell. Goku VS Hit started off interesting tactically, but became boring once Goku decided the only way to overcome Time Skip was with increasing his power level.
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Goku vs Tenshinhan for me. Really liked the choreography and the tension behind it.
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Goku V Hit, I really enjoyed how Goku could've ended it in a second. 
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The 21st TB final. Terrific displays of martial arts from both Goku and Chun, with varying techniques to adapt and counter one another. Even though there wasn't a premise of villainy leading into the match, tension was still present with how close the fight was, the narrow escapes from ring-outs, and of course the influence of the Moon in the fight. As far as substance, it was like a win-win situation; through direct illustration, Roshi fulfilled his goal of teaching his disciples that there are tougher warriors out there and that they have a long way to go. And Goku was further motivated to keep improving, in addition to satiating his hunger soon after the match.
Next would be the 22nd TB final. Some really good fighting sequences, with the contrasting methods of the Turtle School and Crane School. This theme kinda faded when Tien abandoned his goal of being an assassin mid-fight, but he was still willing to use Master Shen's Kikoho technique, which raised the stakes with how life-threatening the move is to Tien himself and Goku if hit by it. Overall, a well done event, though not quite to the standard of the previous final.
The 23rd TB final was a pretty decent scrap, plus the lingering vibe of Goku's friends being in danger due to Piccolo's power + him not giving a crap about potentially killing them off allowed for the tension to extend beyond the scope of the match itself. However, their absurd durability feats made it feel like they were both plot shielded, which took away from the quality of the battle to some capacity. Goku vs Hit was alright initially, with Goku adjusting to Time-Skip and strategically countering, but later on it basically came down to both of them one-upping each other by Goku heightening his power to massive degrees and Hit conveniently "improving" to adjust to what Goku dishes out. Goku vs Cell had some nice exchanges and moves on display, but Cell could've ended it any time he wanted and it was merely just build-up for Gohan vs Cell.
Next would be the 22nd TB final. Some really good fighting sequences, with the contrasting methods of the Turtle School and Crane School. This theme kinda faded when Tien abandoned his goal of being an assassin mid-fight, but he was still willing to use Master Shen's Kikoho technique, which raised the stakes with how life-threatening the move is to Tien himself and Goku if hit by it. Overall, a well done event, though not quite to the standard of the previous final.
The 23rd TB final was a pretty decent scrap, plus the lingering vibe of Goku's friends being in danger due to Piccolo's power + him not giving a crap about potentially killing them off allowed for the tension to extend beyond the scope of the match itself. However, their absurd durability feats made it feel like they were both plot shielded, which took away from the quality of the battle to some capacity. Goku vs Hit was alright initially, with Goku adjusting to Time-Skip and strategically countering, but later on it basically came down to both of them one-upping each other by Goku heightening his power to massive degrees and Hit conveniently "improving" to adjust to what Goku dishes out. Goku vs Cell had some nice exchanges and moves on display, but Cell could've ended it any time he wanted and it was merely just build-up for Gohan vs Cell.
