Who Would Win In A Fight: Goku or Saitama?

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Son Goku is a Saiyan raised on Earth and the overall main protagonist of the Dragon Ball series. Originally was sent to Earth as an infant, Kakarot would be adopted by Grandpa Gohan who named him Son Goku. A head injury at an early age alters Goku's memory, ridding him of his initial destructive nature and allowing him to grow up to become one of Earth's greatest defenders. He constantly strives and trains to be the greatest warrior possible, which has kept the Earth and the universe safe from destruction many times. [source]
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Saitama, also known by his hero name Caped Baldy, is the titular protagonist of the webcomic/manga/anime series One Punch-Man, and the most powerful known being in the series. Having apparently trained himself so hard that he unintentionally broke the natural limiter that prevents living beings from going beyond superhuman condition, Saitama faces an existential crisis as he is now too powerful to gain any thrill from his heroics. He is registered with the Heroes Association as a B-Class Superhero (A-Class in the webcomic) and is tasked to defend Z-City against mysterious beings. [source]

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Waghmare Ramesh

Goku and Saitama are both heroes who have saved the world on more than one occasion. They are both very strong fighters with abilities that set them apart from most people. Goku is a Saiyan warrior who was sent to Earth as an infant in order to destroy it. He was raised by his adoptive grandfather, Gohan, and trained by Master Roshi. Goku's main ability is his ability to shoot powerful ki blasts from his hands or mouth which he can use in various ways such as a projectile attack or an energy shield. Saitama is a hero who became famous for his unique ability to defeat any enemy without effort. He has "one-hit" knockout punches, can absorb and defeat anything, and is able to get stronger by eating.

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