Hulk Vs Spiderman (Hulk wins)

Cross-Examination Response: Question #1: I'm not certain as to how many times Spidey and the Hulk fought, but I do know that their battles typically have no conclusion (due to some outside interference variables getting in the way). In addition, Spider-Man is usually battling a pre-angered Hulk. In spite that unfair advantage, he is usually too fast for the Hulk. I will say that I recall one instance where the Hulk had defeated Spider-man with a thunder clap, but he had been angered significantly (which I'm arguing wouldn't be the case here). Also, let us take note of the following: http://i114.photobucket.com... http://i114.photobucket.com... http://i114.photobucket.com... http://i114.photobucket.com... http://i114.photobucket.com... Now although it's true that Spidey was clearly outmatched here, we must keep in mind that as suggested by the Spidey's line about that being the first or second time he fought the Hulk (Spider-man had battled the Hulk as early as the Green Goblin's first appearance, which isn't even past the first 15 issues). Basically, this was at the beginning of his career. He was nowhere near as strong or experienced as he is now. Let us also keep in mind that Spider-Man has been trained by Captain America several times while part of the Avengers. As long as Spider-Man followed Captain America's lessons and applied some of his own experience, we have plenty of reason to conclude that he could make short work of the Hulk like this as well. Of course, when combined with the showing which can be found in my evidence thread, there is no doubt that this is feasible. Question #2: How do you compare Spidey and Hulk in terms of base strength? What is meant by base strength? Unlike the Hulk, there is no variable (anger) which can change Spider-man's strength level. Based on the strength feats I've provided (especially the one where he uses his physical strength to "support" the daily bugle) as well as the dialogue between Spider-Man and Iron-Man in "What if Mary Jane had been shot instead of Aunt May" comic (Spider-Man is suggested as possible being even stronger and faster than Iron-Man when cutting loose), I'd say easily the 100 ton class (likely higher, but this should serve as a liberal estimate). Though given that someone who is merely at the highest possible level of human normal human strength (Captain America) can possible take down the Hulk and given that Spider-Man has taken lessons from this very same person while being a part of the Avengers (as indicated by Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #1), it really wouldn't even matter if Spider-Man weren't cutting loose. The Hulk's lack of fighting skill and intelligence in general will give Spider-man the win. Question #3: How fast do you think Hulk is compared to Spiderman? At his weakest (base state, hardly angry), likely weaker than a Spider-Man who is cutting loose. Though if made angry enough, I'll be the first to say that Spider-Man stands no chance against him (neither would 90% of the MU). Fortunately, Spider-Man is well aware of the hulk's strength/weaknesses, thus wouldn't allow him the opportunity to get angry enough if given the chance. Question #4: How durable would you say Spidey is compared to Hulk? (Base) Again, at his weakest, less durable. Question #5: What are your thoughts on the regenerative powers of both opponents? (Base) The Hulk's are better. Spider-Man has never been shown as having any potent regenerative abilities that actively work even mid battle. Question #6: How intelligent would you say Peter Parker is compared to Reed Richards, Bruce Banner or Tony Stark? Hank Pym states that Spider-Man is smarter than him:http://img98.imageshack.us... I'd say Hank Pym is probably on par with Tony Stark. That said Richards and Banner are certainly above them. I'd say Peter is potentially smarter than Reed Richards and Bruce Banner, but (as Hank Pym points out) doesn't utilize that potential due to crime fighting. At any rate, I believe I know how my opponent intends to use the answer to that question, so let me just stop him in advance by pointing out that if he attempts to start using any form of Hulk other than normal Hulk, I can just as easily cite Cosmic Spider-Man.