"Anything that doesn't depect spidey as a god is carap writing."
What would you call writing that doesn't follow Spidermans official powers?
Nobody is asking Spiderman to be a God. People are just asking that writers acknowlegde that one of Spiderman's powers are superhuman strength.
Lifting 10 tons is nothing godlike in the world of comics. But it's enough to put any human at peak human levels out.
How come writers write Batman exceeding all his natural abilities and all reason with no super human help whatsoever? Then how come it is stated fact that Spiderman can bend steel with punches and lift 10 tons but a lot of the time he doesn't get written that way?
Let's just end the debate like this; Comic books are 95% the time of a weaker hero overcoming stronger odds. You don't think Spiderman or Batman will ever punk a Hulk or Juggernaut on paper but they find a way to do so. You can make up any reason for one of these guys beating the other.
So all we can go by on this forum is who would win on paper. Or who is supposed to, but not necessarily will, win the fight before it starts.(Sorry, my sports statistics side talking. A guy who bats .300 doesn't always his a home run.)
If we go by what's on paper and remove all intangibles before a regular pick up and street fight starts, Spiderman is the heavy, heavy favorite.
Now if you start making up all kinds of situations as to why Batman could win, you can but it's a moot point. This thread is two guys battling everyone else for over a thousand posts already.
Spiderman should win this fight hands down based on his natural powers, strength, and fighting capability.
Does that mean he will win it every time? No. Nobody would read Batman if he always lost to the real super heroes so writers have to add all kinds of things to his resume to keep up.