Originally posted by brainchild81
The nutshot incident, while very amusing, wasn't a hostile encounter. Spidey was trying to contain Logan, not rip flesh from his bones. Ripping flesh from bones shouldn't take someone w/Spidey's speed and strength that long. The CIS included thing may be a problem though. Wouldn't Wolvie pass out 1st though if Spidey did the repeated organ/muscle removal tactic? If so Spidey wins by KO and leaves Wolvie to healI wouldn't go that far. In SWars(No PIS/CIS are far as it concerns Spidey & Wolvie) Wolvie was unable to touch him(Save for getting backhanded). In the graveyard Wolvie scored a grand total of zero hits until Spidey flat out let him tackle him. Spidey felt like he himself was fighting stupid and in slow motion and Wolvie still couldn't connect @ all or even evade Spidey's attacks for that long. If Spidey goes into dumb slugfest mode(Spidey's @ his best here right?), Wolvie's got a good chance @ hitting him(as do Kingpin and many others who are honestly not fast enough to hit Spidey). If Spidey lets Wolvie hit him like he did in the graveyard, Wolvie's got a good chance of hitting him 😆 Spidey @ his best is not getting hit by Wolvie until he's good and tired.
nut shot incident proves one great point though.. IF spiderman were to try and grab logan he's going to be grounding himself down and opening himself up to attack..... it's just a bad strategy when wolverine's the one with the foot long claws at the end of his wrists... one miss on spiderman's behalf and he could get aced....
how "surprising" 🙄 that all the OTHER pis that occured for spiderman in secret wars is irrelevant as long as it suits your views for spidey vs. wolverine....
graveyard fight, wolverine was pulling punches and literally let spiderman hit him too....
what happens when wolverine stops pulling punches? ...... spiderman gets hit....
and if it comes down to it who gets tired first?
well considering wolverine's already fought spiderman to a point of exhaustion and wolverine himself was just fine.. well....