Was there ever a warrior who could kill tens of opponents single handedly in close combat like we often see in movies?

by Fraisey
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Answerii

Miyamoto Musashi reportedly killed a challenger at a duel as well as "cutting a path through" a force of "dozens or quite possibly hundreds" of warriors gathered to ambush him (and armed with swords, bows, and rifles).

From Biography of Miyamoto Musashi and the Miyamoto Musashi Wikipedia entry.