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Published 10:57 21 Jun 2017 BST
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The question was, who is the most powerful of the two powerhouses.
We got our answer right there. The Ballyhale Shamrocks club man Reid gave Murphy a harsh lesson in the pull-up game.
Reid's form was near perfect, his composure, his technique and his bulging biceps were a sight to behold during his 17 and a half pull-ups.
On the other hand, Murphy while impressing with a grand total of 16, his technique just wasn't as refined as Reid.
While Reid resembled a cool cucumber, Murphy was more of an out of control tornado.
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