In a one on one sudden encounter Blade wins this, and quite easily. His natural physical abilities with all the strengths of a vampire and non of the weaknesses, combined with his experience of combat (over a century) make this easy. In fact, Blade by his physical prowess would be considered peak vampire.
Responding to comments from his buddy Matt Damon regarding who would win in a fight, the newly minted Bruce Wayne has some words of his own. “Jason Bourne would kick the s–t out of Batman — absolutely,” Damon said back in September.
Batman can be defeated by his own allies: Cassandra Cain, Catwoman, Nightwing, and Damian Wayne have all bested the Dark Knight in battle. Even the World's Greatest Detective has his moments of vulnerability and weakness. Batman's own father figure, Alfred Pennyworth, has stood up to and physically fought against him.
Wiz: Despite Batman possessing more skill and knowledge, Spider-Man's abilities ultimately overpowered his arsenal. Boomstick: To be fair, Bats might have been able to deal with Spidey's strength and speed, but that damn Spider-Sense changes everything!
There are a ton of people Batman would lose to in a hand-to-hand fight. Even Deathstroke can take Batman in hand-to-hand, despite the video's showing otherwise (it's not accurate). Then there's Bane (can and has beaten Bats), and quite a few more. Karate Kid (DC, not the movie) would stomp Bruce without much effort.
The God of Thunder wins, there is absolutely nothing Batman can do against Thor. Batman has a small nuclear bomb in his cave, but Thor could easily walk it off. As far as I know, the fangs of the Midgard Serpent can hurt Thor.
Batman emerges victorious, and from a narrative perspective, Batman v Superman could go no other route. As long-time DC Comics readers know, there's more than enough comic-book precedent for Batman beating Superman.
Yes he can. It's Batman we're talking about the same guy that shot darkside, the same guy who went toe to toe with Superman. Batman can literally kill the one above all if he was given enough hours of prep time. If Batman has enough prep time he could beat all of the avengers.
Can Batman beat Captain America in hand-to-hand combat? Yes, Batman could win in a hand-to-hand fight with Captain America. Given the physical similarity between Batman and Captain America in strength and agility, the victory could go either way if they fought.
Batman may have great intellect but so does Thanos, who happens to possess an exponential amount of strength compared to Batman along with the Infinity Stones that can bend time and reality. Batman can simply not prevail.
On the occasions Batman does lose a fight, it's by such an order of magnitude that any reasonable person would collapse under the weight of the loss. But Batman wears each defeat he suffers like a badge, emerging stronger and more determined each time, and becoming a greater hero from that tragedy.
As intelligent as Bruce Wayne is, there's little he'd be able to do to defeat Deadpool. He may have plenty of gadgets that could hurt or maim Wilson, and he's also fairly skilled in the art of combat, but the Dark Knight's own moral code would be his downfall.
After defending Wayne Enterprises from the Penguin, the Turtles encounter and fight Batman, as each side believes the other is the enemy. Batman is able to overpower the Turtles, who then retreat.
Batman is physically outmatched by Jason, whose strength is superhuman. But Batman's strength isn't his physical power but his utility of weaponry and strategy. As such, it's almost certain that Batman outsmarts Jason and restrains him because the Bat doesn't kill.
Incredibly, though, Batman has actually successfully defeated the Hulk. Back in 1981, relations between rival publishers DC and Marvel were in a good way, and the two had yet to come up with the idea their characters existed in different universes.
For Bruce Wayne to have any chance of besting Thor he needs to address the suit's critical weakness. As awesome as the Hellbat armor is, its siphoning of Batman's metabolism would make it a ticking timebomb in the type of prolonged fights that Thor is famous for, giving Bruce Wayne no chance of winning this battle.
Batman wins. Hands down. He's a much more experienced fighter than Black Widow. They're both stealth type fighters, but Batman has mastered many more styles than she has and his entire career is basically about fighting people.
Wiz: This battle was a no brainer. Batman was outclassed in everything, and there was very little he could do in this situation. Sure the Justice Buster might put up a fight, but Mario's defeated much tougher foes like Bowser or Donkey Kong.
As soon as he says the magic word, Billy Batson has powers of super-strength, flight, immortality, magic lightning, and many other miscellaneous abilities. Batman could never match that level of pure power.
Spider-sense + spider reflexes + spider speed + spider strength, even Batman's martial arts skills are no match. Sure, he could land one lucky hit that could take Spidey out but statistically speaking, on paper he'd lose.
This Bruce Wayne has all the powers of the God of War, but is stronger than Ares ever was. On his world, Bruce fought alongside Wonder Woman and others in a seemingly endless war with Ares, the God of War.
Nightwing's character evolution, from Robin to leader of the Teen Titans to becoming Nightwing, has made him a more dynamic and vital character than Batman, with the potential to surpass his mentor.
While the Joker is eventually captured by Batman, he still manages to win, in a way. He manages to corrupt one of Batman's greatest allies, Harvey Dent, into Two-Face (one of the best scenes in The Dark Knight), and force Batman out of his crime-fighting career for a decade.
