The Juggernaut, despite his incredible strength, has been defeated by surprising heroes like Professor Xavier, Cyclops, Banshee, and Lost. These heroes used their unique abilities, whether it be telepathy, strategic thinking, sonic blasts, or reality manipulation, to overcome the seemingly unstoppable villain.
However, Juggernaut realizes that the additional power is warping his mind, and tempting him to destroy the X-Men's island home in the ensuing fight. Gaining some clarity, he surrenders to Red Hulk, allowing Thunderbolt Ross to strike a winning blow. As a result, Red Hulk is victorious.
Juggernaut power debate finally settled. Even in the heat of battle, the Juggernaut had to admit that the Hulk was stronger. This means that in the future Marko will have to be clever to defeat the Jade Giant.
It is possible for an opponent with sufficient physical or mystical strength of their own to turn the Juggernaut's unstoppable movement against him, by redirecting his motion so that he gets stranded in a position in which he has no escape; both the Hulk and his son, Skaar, have done this physically, and Thor has done ...
When the two faced each other in the past, Thor beat Juggernaut by generating an anti-magic whirlwind with his hammer, effectively removing Cain's magical invulnerability. Mjolnir's enchantment also makes it an immoveable object - the perfect counter to an unstoppable force like the Juggernaut.
Despite the fact that no physical challenge is enough to stop the Juggernaut, and telepathic attacks only prove to temporarily slow him down, it seems he does have a weakness after all, as X-Men confirms a brain aneurysm is the one thing that can actually kill the Juggernaut.
When Mr. Sinister looks into his five-year plan, it reveals Juggernaut is used as a weapon to murder Thanos, as his powers are boosted, turning him into a being strong enough to kill the Mad Titan in one of the most brutal ways imaginable.
In a matter of seconds. Galactus operates on a level analogous to Cyttorak, the entity who empowers the Juggernaut. He'd have no trouble crushing Juggs under his shoe.
3 Magneto. Much like other mutants who are not physically strong but are capable of great physical feats, the Omega-level Master of Magnetism could defeat the Juggernaut in any number of ways.
Wolverine is outmatched by the Juggernaut, and while there's always a way for underdogs to win in Marvel Comics, Cyttorak's avatar would claim victory in any fair fight.
This feat means that even though Juggernaut's magic makes him unstoppable, Hulk has the overwhelming power to thwart Juggernaut's supernatural rules. But he still can't force him to surrender, or destroy him as he would need to for a true 'win.
The two brawlers have fought beyond these two encounters, but these two fights establish a few hard facts: the Hulk can be overpowered by the Juggernaut; the Hulk cannot consistently stop the Juggernaut; and most importantly, the Hulk's strength, even at maximum, cannot harm the Juggernaut at his maximum power.
In DC Versus Marvel #1, Superman beat the Juggernaut with a single punch. The question, then, isn't really who would win in a fight - with his versatile powerset and formidable solar-powered strength, Superman is the default victor - but rather if Superman could physically stop the Juggernaut mid-stride.
So while Juggernaut is much more powerful, and would normally be able to win in a fight, Colossus could convince Cyttorak to transfer his power, or even cut off Cain Marko's connection to Cyttorak. Cain Marko would be left as a normal human. Colossus would still be a powerful mutant.
No. The Juggernaut was defeated once by being trapped in a pool of cement. Odin is one of the most powerful beings in the Marvel Universe, with power at unbelievable levels.
Compared to Thanos, who is an extreme strategist, Hulk's method of mindlessly throwing aggressive punches was bound to catch up to him. Thanos was the more skilled fighter because he thought out his every move, ultimately explaining why he was able to so easily defeat the physically-strong Hulk.
Yes, actually, under the MCU rules that Thanos can only use the Gauntlet if he's able to move it with his hand. Magneto can freeze the Gauntlet in place just as effectively as any of the Avengers could (probably better and easier), and perhaps he could even remove it from Thanos' hand.
Juggernaut isn't a mutant, he's powered by a magical gem of elder demonic origin, which is why it's so hard for the X-Men to take him down time and again.
Although he has historically been susceptible to psychic and mental attacks, which has put him at odds with his brother Charles Xavier, Juggernaut's strength and stamina are nearly unmatched. His most important power is the ability to manipulate momentum, which makes him functionally unstoppable.
