who would win in a sword fight between genghis khan, alexander the great, attila the hun and hercules?

Historically speaking, both Genghis Khan and Atilla the hun wouldn't be suited to this. Mainly because they led hordes of horsemen and were best at light raids as opposed to more conventional combat. Off horses with armour on, I wouldn't favor either of these two, despite their military brilliance. Alexander the Great, being from Macedonia, would most likely have practised hand to hand combat as the son of a king throughout childhood. I'm not an expert on his fighting skills, but as a soldier he would best both Atilla and Genghis in this situation. Now we have Hercules. This guy is going to be more than 6 foot, be unbelievably strong (come one, the things he's wrestled to the ground.....) And also happens to be the son of Zeus. Hand to hand with Alex the 'great,' Hercules could snap him like a matchstick.

This is the way it would play out: Hercules sees his 'rival's - one shaking wisp of a Macedonian king at the far end of the arena with our two favorite Medieval killers in between, who he smashes aside into the fence like Sauron does at the beginning of the fellowship of the ring. Then it would be a replay of EVERY FILM EVER MADE, as Hercules slowly menacingly turns to Alexander. Smaller and fast, he would roll out of the way of Hercules' sword swings, and jump on his back trying to strangle him. Hercules admist his grunts and moans of agony would eventually swing him onto the ground. As Hercules turns again, Alex is back on his feet and hurls the sword at Hercules like Leonidas does in 300 to Xerxes.

Now what happens now? Well clearly it slashes his face but sticks in the wall. Hercules tasts the blood and spits, then rips the sword out and snaps it effortlessly. No hope left: what's going to happen. Cue: 'all hope is lost music' the shadow of Hercules looms over Alexander, who's out of ideas. Hercules shouts in a booming voice, 'you can't kill me! I have diplomatic immunity!' Suddenly Hercules stops. His nose twitches, and he crumples to the floor sending up sand in thick yellow clouds. Through the sandy mist, a bloodied atilla the hun becomes visible holding his sword. He sticks it in Hercules, and says, its just been revoked,' before collapsing himself.

That my friend, is what would happen.

Hercules, had the power of the Gods. He would win

I would expect Genghis Khan to fall first, although he was an inspirational military leader he wasn't very fit. I expect Alexander the great would easily impale atilla the Hun, who specialized more in horse archery, and somehow it would come down to Alexander the great, who was a pretty good soldier, and Hercules, who had the power of the goods. Pretty easy win for Hercules, even though his specialism isn't swordplay.

Ghengis Khan was a dwarf so it's possible his sword was of normal size while other parts of his body weren't, if that wasn't the case he would have no chance. Hercules wasn't real so that leaves Alexander as the winner.

I think Alexandra the great , because he is the only one in these 4 names who seems to be a good sword figher . If not alexandra the great i would say ghengis khan but he is an archer .

The mythical demi-god

it should be hecules