8 Luke Cage Is Just Too Strong For The Man Without Fear Luke Cage is a super strong man with unbreakable skin, so it should come as no surprise that Daredevil couldn't really make a dent.
Batman is superior to Daredevil when it comes to strength, intelligence, fighting skill, leadership, durability and also speed (He's shown better speed feats than Daredevil such as deactivating two automated sentries that are aiming at him before they can fire. Dodging lasers and bullets with ease, you name it.)
Not only is Batman's takedown of Bullseye a clear indication of his superiority over Daredevil, but Bullseye even says so himself, meaning there is no doubt that the Batman vs Daredevil debate has been ended for good in this iconic Marvel and DC crossover–and Batman was the one who came out on top.
Daredevil proves to be the better strategist when he first knocks out Peter by ricocheting his billy club, but it could be argued that he couldn't accomplish this without his new powers. However, his second victory over Spider-Man is a result of his strategic mind, something he's possessed long before gaining powers.
Who is Marvel's Luke Cage? Hurt Him? Good Luck with That.
Who wins Daredevil or Hulk?
Well, in the comics, Hulk has already canonically beaten Daredevil to almost dead. But mainly the why: Hulk is nigh invulnerable, has strength 100 times that of Daredevil, and easily capable of grappling. There is nothing Daredevil can do that would even close to phase the Hulk. So, Hulk wins, hands down.
Regardless, the battle still proves conclusive: while Daredevil is capable of exorcising the demon, he fully concedes that Wolverine is a foe beyond his reach, settling the matter decisively. Daredevil (2023) #7 is available now from Marvel Comics.
Daredevil is one of Marvel's most skilled hand-to-hand fighters, earning him the respect of heroes such as Captain America, and Matt's encounter with U.S. Agent has even confirmed that he could successfully take down the super soldier if he ever tried.
Results. Wiz: This fight was very close. While Nightwing was agile and a better fighter, Daredevil surpassed Nightwing in senses, toughness, and versatility. Boomstick: Both were tough and strong enough to take on enemies like the Kingpin and Deathstroke.
However, due to his enormous wealth and access to advanced technologies, the King of Wakanda edges this one out. It would be an entertaining fight, full of cool moves and expert styles but an indestructible suit and Vibranium claws should be enough for Black Panther to defeat Daredevil.
Daredevil wins, faster stronger and more skilled. Deadpool has a great healing factor but that doesn't really help that much against being knocked out by Daredevil.
Hawkeye is good, but he isn't beat Daredevil good. Captain America isn't even beat Daredevil good. Daredevil's super senses allow him to anticipate his foe's movements, and he's easily agile enough to dodge Hawkeye's arrows and outfight him in hand to hand combat.
Throughout the years, his strength level has varied, but the most common range is 50+ tons. Iron Fist, on the other hand, falls into the category 25+ tons which would make his good friend Luke twice stronger than him.
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Jesse has almost identical powers which was how he managed to put up a fight against Luke. On the other hand, Luke has unbreakable skin and strength comparable to, if not stronger than Jessica's.
Finally, while Luke is resistant to radiation, he's not invulnerable to it. In the “Age of Ultron” comic book event series, Luke is killed by radiation poisoning following a nuclear strike from Ultron's sentinels, though it takes time for the effects of the strike to do him in.
His strength was definitely superhuman, but it was nothing compared to the Hulk. The Hulk was far stronger than Cage even during his first appearances, and his capacity for great feats quickly ballooned.
Despite its power, the Stare has its limitations, being ineffective on remorseless characters like the Punisher, or Thanos (who enjoys the suffering he's caused). That being said, Ghost Rider's Stare is still incredibly powerful and shouldn't be much trouble taking on a relatively normal person like Matt Murdock.
For Moon Knight to be able to defeat the Avengers and put the premier superhero team on the run, he has a decidedly more accomplished track record than Daredevil. The Man Without Fear may have Moon Knight beat in conviction, but conviction alone doesn't win fights.
Stone can take any attack anyone could possibly inflict, so with Daredevil's extra superhuman edge, Matt could apply that power and withstand even a punch from Superman (so long as he was able to prepare for the blow), shifting the energy so it didn't hurt him.
He has better strength and durability feats and his skill is more or less the same, meaning Daredevil has no solid advantages in this fight (especially if Iron Fist knows who to mask himself from Daredevil). But in the MCU, Daredevil wins the majority.
Yes, Captain America packs a wallop, but Daredevil's powers and world-class training should hand him the victory in a straight fight - it's just that he tends to leave before that can happen.
However, Zdarsky believes that in a fight between the two, the Dark Knight would ultimately triumph. In response to a question of which hero would win, Zdarsky replied: ... Batman would win.
When it comes to skills in martial arts, the two are still evenly matched. Daredevil fights Shuri as Black Panther in Daredevil Vol 2: West-Case Scenario and the match seems ever so slightly in Murdock's favor. With only physicality taken into account, there is no clear victor between Black Panther and Daredevil.
