Achilles vs Hercules

I accept. First, I'd like to point out that my opponent has clearly never read Homer's Iliad. Anyone who has knows that Achilles did NOT lead the Greeks to victory. In fact they were Greek but so was the Trojans. They were called Achaean's, and they were attacking the Trojans. And Achilles would actually DIE as noted in the myth and the prophecy upon engaging in the final siege. I shall use this as evidence against my opponent, as Achilles is weaker than Hercules. Secondly, I'd also like to point out that Achilles was THOUGHT or CLAIMED to be conceived as the son of Zeus, which is never confirmed nor denied. However, Hercules WAS confirmed. He is in fact a demi god. And furthermore, actually never dies. When half of his body is burned (the mortal side) Zeus saves him and he becomes a God. Thus confirming the superiority of Hercules over Achilles. In fact, the Achaean's wouldn't have done nearly as well if it were not for Hercules, as his bow and arrow -upon turning into a God- is given to Poeas who shoots Paris, causing his death and the eventual victory for the Achaeans. Third, Hercules goes on several epic quests, known as the 12 labors to fulfill his duty. Achilles, cries, whines, pisses and moans against Agamemnon while the Trojan War is going on. In fact, he even outright refuses to fight because of Agamemnon "steals his prize" and his distribution of prizes was "unfair". In fact a central theme of Iliad is rage, and how the rage of Achilles harms him both physically and mentally. Costing him the life of his friends, his own life, and mental stress for thinking the Gods are against him. Counters:1) Hercules in a sword fight WOULD know, if Zeus really is the all knowing God, and father of Hercules. It would be irrelevant for Achilles to have Zeus as a father, Zeus would simply have to tell Hercules how to defeat Achilles. And this IS logical, as Zeus treats Achilles like crap because he thought that Achilles may be his son, and if so, then he may be the one in the prophecy who will overthrow him, thus he was a demi-God. Hercules would simply use his tremendus strength to nail that ankle. Bye bye Achilles. 2) Hercules also has prudence, unlike Achilles, which is an advantage for him, he will not over-commit to attacks out of blood-lust unlike Achilles, exposing his ankle even in the final seige. 3) Hercules does not have training, but he does have divine powers even as a demi god far superior to Achilles due to his nursing of Hera's breast-milk. Achilles was nursed by a mortal. He never had any powers. 4) Unlike Achilles, Hurcules is actually cognitively superior. For example: his tricking Atlas to hold the earth on his shoulders again, (even achilles didn't have enough strength to do that nor the intellegence) and could even reverse previous curses Gods placed on mortals (such as when Hercules frees Prometheus from his torture) 5) Hercules didn't need training, unlike Achilles, already making him inferior. Hercules showed a natural talent killing snakes in his bed at an early age, harmed Hera by sucking on her titties, and wrestling with mortals was easy for him. 6) Finally, it is agreed by ALL aincent Greeks and Romans, that Hercules is the greatest Greek Warrior. When he sheds his mortal skin and rises to the heavens, it is claimed he is in fact the Greatest hero. Even superior to Achilles. His feats were things only Achilles could aspire to do. Achilles would get decimated by Hercules. Hercules is stronger, smarter, more godly, more prudent, and literally defied the Gods. Achilles was forced to obey Gods (implying inferiority). I turn it over to my opponent.