Originally posted by lando005
ummm that rule said for one time deals right.... spidy's crossed paths with the thundergod plety of times befor i could use the spiderman hulk example if you want seeing how every other example i give you want striken from the evidence record or is evey opponent spidy's ever faced more powerful than him fall under the spiderman firelord rule.........................and by the way SvsFL is WAY more belive able than o lets say.... squirrel girl vs thanos so i dont think it's that far out of the question
Show me (other than the one with Masterson Thor) the fights Spider-man has had with Thor that you claim. And it's rediculous to use Thor as a reference. You're talking about a person who goes up against skyfather-level beings like it was his job. His reflexes are MUCH greater than even Spider-man's are, so that IS pretty much PIS. Spider-man vs. Hulk. That is more believable. However, even though Spider-man was able to last against the Hulk (which he is definitely capable of doing), the WAY in which he defeated him was rediculous. A truck fell on him and he was KO'd. 😐 We're talking about a monster who takes nukes at ground zero w/o getting too bruised up. And the fight with Juggernaut. Please. Do I REALLY have to say anything about this one? How is a little cement going to stop Juggernaut's forward momentum? 😆 Listen, I know you want to use Spider-man's high showings in this fight. That's completely understandable, however, keep it within reason. It's one thing to refer to Spider-man's high showings, but it's another thing to refer to Spider-man's high showings when it completely and utterly takes a DUMP on the other characters showings. That's exactly why we have that rule in affect here. Anyway, Wonder Girl logically wins this one.