Tim Drake isn't as great a fighter as some other Robins, but his intelligence makes him formidable. Tim Drake is about an even match for Deathstroke, and their battles are always fun.
Batman defeats Deathstroke by taking advantage of the two-way connection between him and Robin by using a taser on Robin, the resulting electric shock overwhelming Deathstroke's enhanced senses.
Martial Arts: Tim Drake is trained in hand-to-hand combat by Batman himself. After years of training and experience, Tim has been able to fight off the likes of super villains as well as his own teammates sometimes. He has even been able to strike harder than Red Hood.
The future version of Tim Drake is someone who's let the planning and his own genius go to his head, causing him to take over the majority of Gotham. When he gets the chance to go back in time and change everything, he single-handedly defeats Batman, Dick, Damian, and Jason.
However, this also means Tim that is weak when thrown into unpredictable situations, which are arguably the most dangerous. There have been several instances in the past where this inability to accept that he cannot tip everything in his favor has resulted in some of the darkest moments of his life.
Batman has trained many young heroes as Robin, and while they have all been impressive on their own, DC just confirmed that one stands above the others in terms of power: Damian Wayne is the most powerful Robin.
Damian Wayne is one of the most combat-proficient Robins due to his training from the League of Assassins. Unlike his father, Batman, Damian Wayne is prepared to be lethal. Whenever Damian faces Deathstroke head-to-head, he typically comes out on top.
Damian also beat Tim in a fight the first time they met, and that was when the boy was only ten years old. Tim's greatest strength has always been his mind, not his body. And while he's no slouch when it comes to fighting, Tim has enough self-awareness to know that he can't beat Damian directly.
Tim Drake possesses the normal human strength of a teenager who regularly engages in intensive physical exercise and can lift at least twice his own body weight and can therefore press lift around 290 lbs. His strength makes him capable of swinging uninjured with a grapple.
Tim Drake is the smartest hero of his generation. This is someone who figured out Batman's secret identity completely on his own. He's the most balanced Robin, meaning anyone he can't outthink, he can beat down. One day, Tim will definitely be able to outsmart Spider-Man, but he just doesn't have the experience yet.
For many, the belief as to why his eye never heals is because his healing factor is limited. While he can recover from gunshot wounds and lacerations in his organs, it doesn't seem as though he has the ability to regenerate like Deadpool or Wolverine.
While Deathstroke is obviously the more skilled combatant, he would never be able to put a permanent end to Deadpool the way he has so many others. For however close it any have been, Deadpool is still the winner.
Slade says he was so overcome with emotion that it overrode his logic, causing him to lose the battle. He cites this as his only weakness, saying that the only fights he's ever lost are those where his tactical genius was drowned out by his emotions.
Thanos could defeat Deathstroke with his strength alone. Wilson might be a combat and weapons expert but, at the end of the day, he's just a man with a few physical enhancements. If he were to ever square off against Thanos, it wouldn't even be a fair fight.
If there's anyone who could figure out a way to overcome Spider-Man's spider-sense, or at least plan around it, it would be Deathstroke. However, that would take away some of Spider-Man's other advantages- he's much faster and more agile, way stronger, and takes a licking and keeps on ticking.
Deathstroke is one of the best out there but when it comes right down to it, Wolverine just has too many advantages, the biggest being his ability to take damage. Deathstroke is going to find it very hard to hurt Wolverine and the whole time he's trying to figure out a way to do so, Wolverine will be going at him.
Deathstroke has Captain America beat in just about every way- he's stronger, faster, and his enhanced brain gives him an edge that makes him near unbeatable.
Boomstick: Nightwing is an expert in nearly all martial arts, but so was Red Hood, so Nightwing couldn't hope to beat him in a straight-up fist-fight. Plus, Red Hood is no stranger to brutal beatdowns, meaning that more would have to be done to bring him to heel.
Throughout his storied comic book history, Tim Drake's prowess as a combat strategist is undeniable. He consistently finds inventive ways to triumph over his adversaries, proving that he is the Bat-Family's best fighter.
Dick Grayson is the first name that comes to mind not just during a topic about the best Robin, but in the very idea of a classic sidekick. His Robin is the most popular for being the first to add in the mento-student dynamic for Batman, adding in a softer side to the Caped Crusader when he adopts Dick as his son.
