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   , Zero   
    wrote:   
      
   > he did defeat darth maul which i will give him credit for.   
   > but he lost to count dooku   
   > lost to jango fett   
   > lost to count dooku again when rescuing palpatine   
   > he beat general grevious but grevious is a robot   
   > and then he lost to anakin which was his padawan   
   > and then he lost to darth vader.   
   >   
   > he is not very strong if you ask me.  i don't think he really is that   
   > great of a jedi and don't blame anakin for turning to the dark side   
   > for having such a horrible teacher.   
      
   Obi-Wan beat Anakin in Episode III. The Emperor had to come along and   
   rescue Anakin and rebuild him as Darth Vader.   
      
   Obi-Wan purposely lost to Darth Vader in Episode IV so that Luke would not   
   insist on staying to try to rescue him.   
      
   Part of the reason Obi-Wan lost to Count Dooku in Episode II was due to   
   Anakin's recklessness.   
      
   General Grievous was a cyborg - part living being, part robot (having also   
   been rebuilt by the Emperor) and although not a Sith Lord, he was trained   
   in lightsabre techniques by Count Dooku.   
      
   Anakin, said to be the greatest Jedi ever, also lost to Count Dooku in   
   Episode II, but then beat him in Episode III. He also lost to Obi-Wan in   
   Episode III.   
      
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