Originally posted by NevanHulk was coming down from the apex of his jump.
It's a full leaping blow vs a normal punch, of course it's stronger, but that won't make it thousands of times stronger than normal and Hulk had to provide the force of the jump with his legs so all the added force also comes from him.It's however 100% a durability feat regardless of how much strength you think it took since Hulk didn't have his entire body shattered to pieces upon impact.
Something very relevant considering Thor was dazing him with singular lightning punches.
It's like Superman doing a bullrush vs a punch, one is stronger than the other, but it's not by orders of magnitude and it's a durability feat regardless.
It's also a very hypocritical things to ask since Superman doesn't send everyone kilometers away everytime he punches.
If Superman doesn't send someone flying kms away then he didn't hit them with extreme force. If we use real science to prove strength then I have consider the distance Superman hits someone. I'm not hypocritical.