Considering the Hulk is powerful enough to beat up a God it shouldn't come as a surprise that when the Hulk finally corners the God of Sleep, he kills him without breaking a sweat.
As such, Zeus decides to grant the Hulk's request to beat him to death in hand-to-hand combat. The Hulk's first blow sends Zeus crashing into a nearby building. Zeus then returns this with an even more powerful blow. The ruler of the Olympians than overpowers the Hulk, and ultimately knocks him off Mount Olympus.
To celebrate 'Banner of War,' take a look back at Hulk and Thor's most epic battles! The rivalry between the Incredible Hulk and the Mighty Thor erupted nearly six decades ago and, today, the immovable object and the unstoppable force will collide once again.
However, part of what allows Hulk to be forgiven for the massive destruction he causes is the shockingly small death toll of his frequent rampages. In fact, according to Marvel lore, Hulk has never directly killed an innocent, whether battling the military or tearing down Avengers tower.
HERCULES. In the 2008 one-shot Hulk vs. Hercules: When Titans Collide, the two heroes fight it out, but it ultimately proves to be a one-sided fight. The Hulk is clearly more powerful than his godlike opponent, but the problem is that he can't really land a solid blow on him.
Thanos is one of the most deadly and celebrated villains of the Marvel Universe. It's incredibly tough for even the Incredible Hulk to stand against the supervillain. Be it the Marvel Comics or the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the Hulk has never defeated Thanos in a one to one hand combat.
Fighting His Way Through. Blonsky sought out and battled the Hulk to prove his superiority. Betty Ross called him an “abomination,” and Blonsky approved of that descriptor enough to take it as his name. The Abomination soundly defeated the Hulk in their first encounter, leaving him near death.
Thanos vs MCU Hulk
The Mad Titan was easily able to dispatch the Hulk without even using the only Infinity Stone he had available at the time: The Power Stone. The polished fighting style of Thanos proved too much for Hulk and his overall brutality and savagery.
As you know, Bruce is a pretty thin guy, so we assume his junk is pretty standard — but The Hulk's junk is going to be massive. This is going to make sex a real gamble because you might end up with a 20-inch-long and 7-inch-wide veiny rod of tissue in one of two orifices . . . neither of which is going to pleasant.
Abomination – Emil Blonsky. A gamma-spawned monstrous powerhouse. The Hulk's primary physical rival.
He dug deep into Hulk's psyche and found the one person Hulk feared most -- Brian Banner. This was when the comics revealed the truth about Brian Banner's trial. He bullied Bruce into testifying for him at Rebecca's murder trial, and Bruce betrayed the memory of his mother by allowing his father to get off easy.
Depicted as an evil version of the Hulk from an alternate future (designated by Marvel Comics as Earth-9200), the Maestro possesses Bruce Banner's intelligence and the Hulk's strength and more malevolent personality traits.
Odin would crush hulk! Odin is the most powerful being in the nine realms outside of cosmic entities.
Loki regards the Hulk as a danger to society, and, because the God of Mischief is attempting a heel-face turn in order to become a hero, he decides to defeat the Hulk. Of course, even despite his Asgardian strength, Loki is no match for the Hulk so he doesn't bother using his strength to subdue the beast.
The Hulk is going to win in a fight against Kratos. Both of them are incredibly strong and durable, but the Hulk is miles ahead of Kratos in terms of strength and durability. While Kratos is the better and more mobile fighter, he would have a hard time dealing with the Hulk's strength and invulnerability.
A Marvel fan seems to have figured out the real reason why Bruce Banner—played by Mark Ruffalo—could not transform into Hulk at will in last year's Avengers: Infinity War. Hulk was being too difficult to control for Bruce Banner in Avengers: Infinity War.
Looking at several different key factors, it is apparent that the Hulk could very easily match Doomsday, if not overpower him altogether. Because of this, Hulk can easily be considered the strongest comic character around, at least in the physical sense.
This meant that the persona had all of the strength of the traditional Hulk (maybe more) and the intelligence of Bruce Banner. Unfortunately, while Endgame tried to bring this idea to life, it failed to maintain his strength and he was far from the strongest character on the battlefield by the final battle.
Plot. After the Illuminati (Black Bolt, Tony Stark, Doctor Strange, and Reed Richards) banished Hulk from Earth, the spacecraft they used explodes, killing Hulk's pregnant wife.
In reality, Juggernaut is virtually unstoppable without magic, but the Hulk is stronger than Juggernaut. So, it makes for an exciting fight. And while it is always going to be a close battle, Hulk beats Juggernaut.
However, just because Ghost Rider doesn't have any reason to kill the Green Goliath doesn't mean he can't, as hellfire is revealed to be the one thing that can actually kill the Hulk–and the Hulk himself confirmed it.
Apocalypse. Apocalypse makes his way into this position on the list because he is technically stronger than the Hulk. He also has a multitude of other abilities, including telepathy, telekinesis, and shapeshifting. And that's just touching the surface of his powers.
There have been other heroes who have gotten ahead of him just with their smarts and careful planning. Obviously, big hitters like Sentry, Galactus, and even Superman have been able to withstand the emerald giant's assault.
Shrek is outversal to boundless he was able to contend with MUI Shaggy at boundless power. It was a stalemate, so Shrek is boundless and would solo the Hulk with no difficulty at all.