Even with her fighting knowledge, Hulk's raw power alone is likely far too much for her to handle. Furthermore, Hulk only grows stronger as his rage increases. In a prolonged fight with Wonder Woman, he is very likely to grow ever stronger, eventually being able to completely overpower her.
While Jen is a strong character, she has no chance against Wonder Woman. Even in her more monstrous state, She-Hulk would merely be another unhinged creature for Diana to take down. Wonder Woman would totally demolish the Savage She-Hulk and wouldn't even have to try against the Sensational She-Hulk.
Wonder Woman's strength and powers are impressive, but she has been defeated by surprising opponents. Batwoman managed to beat Wonder Woman and nearly kill her using her combat skills and the lasso of truth. Swamp Thing easily defeated Wonder Woman without even needing to attack her, leaving her helpless.
However, Thor is also pretty much Wonder Woman's superior in every other way; he's the only one of the Avengers who completely outclasses her. A battle between Thor and Wonder Woman would be an epic clash of two proficient warriors going one on one.
Despite being an unstoppable force, powerful beings like Namor, Wolverine, Iron Man, and Deadpool have managed to outsmart and defeat the Hulk. From fellow superheroes to average soldiers, various characters, including Hawkeye and even Batman, have successfully taken down the Hulk.
It was one of the more epic Marvel events in recent memory. And with this issue showing that Hulk, when mad enough, can take down an actual god, it's no wonder that MCU Loki was so scared when he saw the not-so-jolly- green giant show up in Ragnarok.
His adamantium claws are one of the few weapons in the Marvel Universe that can consistently pierce Hulk's skin and Wolverine has no problem going for Hulk's head. In fact, if it came down to it, Wolverine could cut Hulk's head off, ending the Hulk once and for all.
Wonder Woman is one of the toughest beings in any universe but unfortunately for her, she doesn't have the raw power to take Thanos down. She'd run through the Black Order with ease, but Thanos would be too much for her.
Furthermore, Hulk only grows stronger as his rage increases. In a prolonged fight with Wonder Woman, he is very likely to grow ever stronger, eventually being able to completely overpower her. While Wonder Woman herself is far from weak, very few characters can even begin to measure up to the strength of the Hulk.
Wonder Woman is around the same level as Loki when it comes to strength, but she's easily the better fighter. Loki could spin some magical web around her, though Wonder Woman only needs to take the battle to the skies or land a well-timed whip of the Lasso of Truth to incapacitate Loki.
That's where the Lasso of Truth comes in. Hulk can't break it, so Wonder Woman could use it to restrain him. That's not going to win her the fight but if she got it around his neck, pulled it tight, and flew into the air? It would asphyxiate him, knocking him out.
Readers can see one of the major times Batman defeats Wonder Woman in Batman #35 by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, Danny Miki, FCO Plascenia, and Steve Wands. After Joker manages to "jokerize" the entire Justice League, Batman is forced to take them down using his "Justice Buster" suit.
A blood transfusion provided by Bruce helped heal Jennifer, but it had a side effect, producing a gamma-powered, green-skinned hero dubbed the She-Hulk in her first encounter with criminals.
Probably not nowadays. In the Marvel Handbook, Iron Man is usually rated as 100 tons level with the potential to increase his strength further if amped by an external power source. She-Hulk is offically rated at Class 100 i.e. over 100 tons level at her baseline.
Hulk is Stronger , Smarter, Harder to kill and he has more experience fighting foes like himself though Doomsday's tougher than Hulk slightly more , Hulk could get tougher overtime matching Doomsday durability or even surpass it .
Nevertheless, there is a legitimate answer to this question. In Wonder Woman No. 773, during the Afterworlds storyline, the Amazonian bests Thor. What's even worse for the God of Thunder is that Diana can lift and wield that comic book's version of Mjolnir.
Even with Wonder Woman sword unless it has some magical property to stop healing hulk would just heal almost instantly that's if it can even cut through a now Skyfather+ tier character like Hulk and that's without even mentioning the dimensions breaking power of the world breaker or the making gods get submissive power ...
With his near-immeasurable strength, an ability to take even the most devastating blows, multiple attacks that aren't just punching, along with his flight and speed, the Hulk would struggle to keep up with Superman. Even in the few times he's faced Superman, the green monster has lost.
Wolverine is strong, stronger than most, but he's not Wonder Woman, and not by a long shot. She, the Princess Diana, is the heir to the Amazon race, which by itself bestows her with enough strength to best Weapon X.
By most accounts, Superman seemingly outclasses Thor in terms of raw strength, especially in earlier versions of the DC Universe. He's pulled planets, punched people into orbit, and performed all sorts of wild feats of strength.
The Hulk and Deadpool faced each other in a non-canon comic. Here, Deadpool went crazy and started eliminating superheroes and supervillains until there were none left. Yet, Deadpool couldn't defeat Hulk and there was even an instant where Hulk utterly dismembered Deadpool.
They can cut through steel like butter. They have been shown to pierce Terrax, and damage Ultron, two highly durable & invulnerable characters (New Avengers v3#5 & Avengers v3#21); why not also Hulk? A vibranium weapon imbued with the power of the Wakandan gods. It's been shown to cut through anything.
Spider-Man Can Take Hulk's Hits (And Deal Just as Much Damage) If Spider-Man can survive a blast from a cannon designed to take out the Incredible Hulk, and his super-durable genetic makeup, it's logical to assume he has similar durability (broken ribs notwithstanding, though they heal fast).
