Spiderman would beat Batman

Thanks Pro. My opponent has two sections on contentions in the previous round, which I will get down to refuting. Section 1: "until we see Batman face villains equal to Spiderman's villains, there can be nothing but a win for Spiderman." Batman has faced enough 'super' villains to show he's on the same level as Spiderman. First example is Bane, he's got super speed and super strength. Next, I've got Firefly[1] http://www.youtube.com... , who commands an element, like many of Spiderman's opponents. What I'm showing here is Batman is able to defeat more than just 'druggies and crazies'. "This statement is lucid in saying that Spiderman is well know for improvised fighting, but he can also plan the fight well. Batman will have a plan for the fight. No detail in the statement elaborating on his idea." Two parts to this. First, I never said Spiderman can 'plan the fight well', I said he'd likely make up a plan in the moment. While Batman will be better prepared and more likely to win because he has a plan before the fight starts. Next my opponent says there's no detail or elaboration. For this statement in particular, this is true, but for the rest of my argument in that round it's not, because I provide many plans Batman is likely to make. Section 2: "Spiderman is fully aware of the fact that this could happen, he wouldn't walk into fight unaware of his weaknesses." Logically this statement is true, but not historically. Even after he lost his Spidey sense to Goblin, he didn't have a plan to counter Hobgoblin who used the same gas(Source [3] in previous round). "Maybe if he only had one or two out of all of these, it would be easier to eliminate them, but he doesn't only have one or two. He has all." This quote represents the overall idea found in section 2 that Spiderman's powers combined are what make him powerful. This idea supports me more than my opponent, because we know Batman will able to nullify Spiderman's powers, and my opponent is conceding that even if Batman can only disable some of Spiderman's powers, Spiderman is no longer powerful, due to the fact that what makes Spiderman powerful is his combination of powers. "These two locations are Spiderman's playground. He can do anything in this location because he is so adapted to it." Here my opponent is suggesting that in a cityscape, Spiderman would have the advantage. I do not believe this is true, and I've got a couple reasons. The first is this: Batman could easily force Spiderman to face him in a building, where Spiderman's ability to leap from skyscraper to skyscraper doesn't matter. Some might argue that Spiderman could hide much more easily, and know Batman's location thanks to Spidey sense. First, I'd like to say that Spidey sense wouldn't reveal Batman's exact location as Spidey sense is defined as ""spider-sense" manifests in a tingling feeling at the base of his skull, alerting him to personal danger in proportion to the severity of that danger."[2] So Spidey sense wouldn't reveal Batman's location, but only his proximity. And as you'll see in this video, even if his opponents know he's in close proximity, they still can't find him until he wants to be found[3] http://www.youtube.com... And while Spiderman doesn't know where Batman is, Batman does with this: [4] http://www.youtube.com... He uses sonar vision in this fight, and you can see how much it helps him. Nothing goes on in that building without him knowing. Spiderman wouldn't be able to hide, or get the jump on Batman. And even if Batman decides to chase Spiderman as he slings along from buildings on webs, he can keep up in the Batcopter[5]. Thanks again for reading. Sources: [1] Firefly Video [2] http://en.wikipedia.org... [3] Where are You?! Video [4] Sonar Vision Video [5] http://en.wikipedia.org...