Originally posted by Darth ThorNo, I mean powerhouse.m I've said how I define it and Hulk is the clear cut poster boy for the definition.
Your definition of powerhouse is wrong.What you mean is Hulk is the "strongman" or the "physical beast" of the Avengers, whereas Thor is the powerhouse.
Of course Dr. Strange is more powerful than Spider-Man Lol.
Strange is more powerful than Spiderman but he isn't more durable so Strange isn't a powerhouse by my definition. He's capable of great power but he isn't very durable without his magical defenses.
False. I'm going to see this a second time tonight. I also seem to recall Thor evading Hulk and using his speed throughout the fight. According to you that doesn't matter. When someone physically tosses you around like a ragdoll that's an example of someone showing superior physicality in true powerhouse fashion.Except Thor and Hulk both hit each other with their best blows simultaneously, and Thor came out on top.
Hence Thor is the clear powerhouse.[/B]
Semantics. I never said he was immune to Thor's strength or power I said he'd definitely take it without losing or being ko'd.
I wouldn't call that "Tanking". Tanking suggests he just stood there taking it all with hardly any effect on him.When Hulk caught Thor's hammer blow, that was more akin to tanking.[/B]
No, that's just Thor able to drive the Hulk back with his strength. We can see a weaker boxer ko a stronger one that doesn't make him the powerhouse. This isn't hard to grasp.LOL A cheap shot doesn't prove anything. I'd say Thor smashing Hulk to the
other side of the arena almost KO'ing him, was much more akin to ragdolling.[/B]
Almost isn't koing him. He was not ko'd so I don't care for almosts or maybes.The first one almost KO'd Hulk.
Speed is also a part of physical power. Unless you're going to claim Flash or Quicksilver have no power, or that Captain America is physically superior to Quicksilver.[/B]
Thor needs greater speed to counter Hulk's clear superior strength. I didn't say they have no power but as I said the smaller, weaker guy needs to out shine the powerhouse through speed and skill. I've always said this because in a slugfest Thor would be destroyed.
You are arguing formidability not by my definition of powerhouse. Thor used his strengths and skill to try to defeat the Hulk and was unable to despite the lightning.
You mean Thor tapped into his own power showing who the true powerhouse was.[/B]
Thor didn't beat him so you are speculating. Hulk didn't task for help so quit inserting your opinion in here. It isn't a fact it's just your bias speaking again. Hulk withstood his own power which you predicted was not possible without his hammer demonstrating a true lack of understanding regarding his own innate power.
Wrong, Thor was beating him, and fully able to beat him which is why Hulk needed GM to help him. Thor only needed aid to tap His Own power. Hulk needed GM to stop Thor beating on him.[/B]
Thor hit him a bunch of times prior to the lightning attacks. Thor has never ko'd the Hulk so gtfo with your almosts. In a UFC match they'd have called this so quickly after Hulk pounded on a defenseless Thor so it's clear both can come back after it looks badly for them.
I never said he'd finish him in 1 or 2 shots 😂Although I wouldn't completely rule it out looking at how he almost KO'd Hulk in one hammer shot. [/B]
I gave you my specific definition.
By whose definition? Show me in the dictionary.You argued Lightning wouldn't make a difference, because he didn't use it on Hulk in the Hellicarrier. You're back tracking now.
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Lightning didn't decide the outcome. We see it used on the Hulk. Just as the hammer didn't best him it just hurt him. Hulk recovered and retaliated. Hulk has never been ko'd by Thor.
He actually won the fight. It wasn't fairly but he gets the win. They fought for a while and Thor didn't ko him despite his advantages such as speed, skill, and lightning based attacks. Hulk was ready for more. GM cheated. Life isn't fair.Yeah losing a fight is "Tanking" 😂 [/B]
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