Hulk Vs Spiderman (Hulk wins)

First of all I am going to enumerate both character's powers. The Hulk's power's are: The Hulk's most well known superhuman power is his potentially limitless physical strength. In a functionally "calm" state, the Hulk is capable of lifting roughly 100 tons. However, the Hulk's strength increases exponentially as adrenaline courses through his body during times of heightened emotional strain, particularly the emotion of anger in potentially harmful and/or life threatening situations. While in this enraged state, the Hulk is capable of lifting far in excess of 100 tons. During the Secret Wars mini-series, for example, he was seen effectively holding up an entire mountain which was dropped on him and a large number of other superhuman heroes by the Molecule Man until the other heroes buried inside could find a way to blast their way out. The mountain was written weighing 150 billion tons. Due to the tremendous power of the Hulk's highly developed leg muscles, he is capable of leaping about 3 miles in a single bound while he's "calm". However, while enraged, the Hulk has been observed jumping into Earth's upper atmosphere. Aside from his great strength, the Hulk's body is practically invulnerable to physical injury. The tissues of the Hulk's body can withstand high caliber bullets, artillery cannon shells, falls from great heights, exposure to temperatures in excess of 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit, exposure to a vacuum environment for extended periods of time, etc. without sustaining injury. However, it is possible to cause the Hulk physical injury. Once injured, the damaged tissue will completely mend itself with superhuman levels of speed and efficiency. The exact limits of the Hulk's healing powers aren't known and it is theorized that his ability to heal himself increases while he is in an enraged state, just like his strength. The Hulk's highly advanced musculature generates considerably less lactic acids than the muscles of ordinary human beings. This grants the Hulk superhuman stamina in all physical activities. In theory, the Hulk can exert himself at peak capacity for several days before fatigue would impair his performance. The Hulk is immune to all known Earth-based diseases, including AIDS. He can operate under intense conditions for extended periods of time due to his body not developing fatigue toxins quickly. In addition to his physical power and healing ability, the Hulk has demonstrated a couple of supernatural abilities. First, the Hulk has the ability to "home in" on the desert base where he was created. This appears to have been caused by a connection with the spirit of the Maestro, his evil future self, which ties into his second mystical ability: The Hulk is able to see and hear ghosts, such as the astral form of Dr. Strange. This ability may be caused by Banner's fear that his father will return to seek revenge for his death. The Hulk has always shown an ability to resist mind control. This is probably due to the fact that there are multiple personalities residing in the Hulk's mind and a person can not control all of them at once as they offer resistance. The Hulk's body also has a gland that makes an "oxygenated perfluorocarbon emulsion", which creates pressure in the Hulk's lungs and effectively lets him breathe underwater and move quickly between varying depths without concerns about decompression or nitrogen narcosis. It is not known if the Hulk has always had this ability or if it has developed over time. (Info Source: http://www.incrediblehulkonline.com...) Now not all of those abilities and powers may be relevant in a fight but I was being thorough. Now for Spiderman: Spider-Man heals faster than unaltered humans, It is safe to say that Spider-Man may have a healing factor, and not just fast healing. He can, and has, recovered from broken bones and much bodily damage in a matter of hours. During the recent unmasking of Spider-man in "Civil War," Spidey is ambushed by the Rhino, receiving heavy bodily damage, only to heal before the issue was over, without medical attention. He even mentions to Aunt May that 'he knows he has always been a fast healer, but lately it seems even more so.' Also when Spidey is heavily beaten and drugged, suffering multiple fractures and blood loss by the Jack O' Lantern and Jester in "Civil War," he is almost completely healed in the next issue. His accelerated metabolism increases his tolerance to drugs (meaning a larger dose is needed to cause the usual effect), and he can recover from the effects rapidly. During an encounter with the bee-based villain Swarm, Spider-Man was incapacitated by thousands of bee stings, but he fully recovered in less than 24 hours. His resistance to other toxins varies, but is typically significantly higher than normal. However, Spider-Man has normal human tolerance to the effects of alcoholic beverages and is rarely shown drinking, since it affects his balance, reflexes and coordination. In one battle with the Hobgoblin, he nearly loses his life after unknowingly consuming spiked punch at a party. Several accounts depict Spider-Man as able to hold his breath for eight minutes or more. Spider-Man is still vulnerable to disease, and has fallen ill due to flu many times, which affects the reliability of his powers. He has also has a certain susceptibility towards ethyl chloride, which is a commonly used pesticide against insects and arachnids. This chemical was used frequently as a weapon in the Spider-Slayer robots. Spider-Man is capable of crawling on walls and ceilings. He has conscious control over this ability, and it is simple and instinctive for him to use—he first uses it in Amazing Fantasy #15 before realizing he has the ability. The strength of attraction between himself and the surface he is clinging to is considerable. If Spider-Man does not willingly detach, but is pulled off by force, the surface usually breaks still attached to his body. However, if a surface is too slippery, he has problems sticking to it. He can also use his clinging ability to lift or hold objects. The ability works through thin layers of cloth, such as the fabric of his costume, but not through materials such as the soles of shoes. When Peter Parker needs to crawl without changing into the costume, he removes his shoes first. Spider-Man's strength varies widely due to artistic license. After gaining his powers, he could lift 10 tons. His strength may be closer to the 20-25 ton range now. When in combat, Spider-Man must pull his punches unless fighting someone of similar durability and power. Otherwise, his strength would kill a normal person (Spider-Man vs. Wolverine, 1987). Spider-Man can leap several stories vertically or the width of a city street (The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1). He can run at superhuman speed for short sprints, fast enough at least to outrun a car, but prefers using his weblines to travel (The Amazing Spider-Man #267). Spider-Man's reflexes are roughly fifteen times faster than a normal person's, according to the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Spider-Man 2004. In combination with his spider-sense, the speed of his reflexes allows him to dodge almost any attack, or even gunfire. Using his spider-sense to time his enhanced reflexes, Spider-Man can casually dodge attacks up to and including automatic-weapons fire. Spider-Man's spider-sense is directional and can guide him to or away from hidden weapons and enemies. (Info Source:http://en.wikipedia.org...'s_powers_and_equipment) Ok now on to the debate: Since I have run out of characters I will have to use my next round to make actual arguments but just to clarify I am arguing that in an actual fight with no prep time for additional help or equipment, the Hulk would win.