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.
Dick Grayson remains the strongest and most skilled Robin (proven in Battle for the Cowl), but he has grown so much as a character. He has become his own man, taking up the mantle of Nightwing to distance himself from Batman.
Although Damian is the more skillful fighter, he does not possess the same level of experience as Jason. And trust me when I say in a real fight Jason Todd will capitalize on that experience Gap. Jason is a true strategist capable of turning his opponent's mistakes to his advantage.
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.
He possesses physical skills, abilities, and supernatural powers that are unrivaled in a fight to the death. Bruce would definitely not go down without a fight against Damian, but even the original Batman loses some battles.
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.
One of the most memorable times was when he tried to take over Damian's body but other than that, there have been very few times when Damian and al Ghul got to fight. In the run-up to Batman and Catwoman's wedding, they did, and Damian was able to win.
Damian gained superhuman abilities for the first time way back in Robin Rises: Omega by Peter J. Tomasi and Andy Kubert. After Damian was killed at the hands of the Heretic, Batman set out to revive his son and he would stop at nothing to achieve it, even going all the way to Apokolips for Damian.
That title would probably go to Dick Grayson, seeing as he remains the cream of the crop Robin. He'd be on his feet for about 4 minutes longer than his closest runner-up: Tim Drake, who'd be in it for 16 minutes at best until his mentor takes him down. Not long after that, Dick would lose as well.
Although Robin's access to the financial and technological resources of Bruce Wayne's company gives him a formidable edge in preparing for any battle, they pale in comparison to those of the Black Panther.
Master Martial Artist: He is an exceptional martial artist, trained by the League of Assassins. He has said to know as many martial arts as Batman. Strength: Damian possesses all the strength of a normal human male who engages in intense regular exercise.
Weaknesses. Arrogance: More often than not, Damian believes himself to be better than he is, this has allowed him to underestimate opponents as well as irritate his allies.
Damian Wayne: His fear of rejection and disapprovement. Damian's life has always been defined by his desire to live up to both sides of his lineage's lofty legacies, showing just how heavy the struggle to honor his conflicting bloodlines weighs on him.
Though he sometimes struggles with his past and the legacy of his mother and grandfather, Damian now wants nothing more than to be a hero to the people of Gotham, just like his father.
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.
It was thought that the first time Slade encountered Robin was alongside the Teen Titans and that the basis for animosity towards the crime fighter came from that team. Originally, Slade's son, Grant Wilson, took a contract on the Titans but died before he could fulfill it.
Slade forced Robin to join him, with the threat that if he did not, Slade would use nanobots he planted in the Titans to destroy them from the inside out, therefore killing them. Robin eventually defeated Slade with his friends' help.
This stands to reason, of course. Superman is the Justice League's strongest member and has more powers than one can shake a stick at. While Batman has plenty of methods to stop anyone, Nightwing isn't like his mentor. Given the resources, he could beat Superman but he's never been able to.
Spider-Man is one of the most agile superheroes of all time and his spider senses would give him a massive advantage against Nightwing in a fight. While a hand-to-hand fight might be close between the two heroes, Spider-Man's superhuman abilities ultimately would win him the battle.
No, instead, this has to do with a combination of Jason's countermoves and his mastery over weapons. So, while a gun-toting thug wouldn't necessarily pose a problem, it's Jason's capabilities that can give him an edge over Nightwing. Thus, leaving him victorious.
