Wally vs SpiderMan

The Flash is not strong in a traditional sense, but his super speed allows him to simulate immense strength and deliver incredibly powerful attacks. He achieves this through the Infinite Mass Punch, where his mass increases to that of a white dwarf star by running near the speed of light, making a single punch equivalent to the force of a star. He can also use the Speed Force to perform thousands of quick, non-lethal punches a second. Infinite Mass Punch: By running at speeds just under the speed of light, The Flash's mass increases exponentially to a point where a single punch can have the force of a white dwarf star. Kinetic Energy: He can hit with the force of thousands of punches per second, creating a devastating effect through sheer kinetic energy rather than brute strength. Momentum: His speed generates superhuman momentum, which greatly increases the force behind his attacks, even if he's not hitting with his full "strength". Simulated Strength: He can perform feats that look like super strength, such as carrying multiple people or large objects, simply by moving them at high speeds. Spider-Man possesses superhuman strength far beyond that of a normal human, generally classified in the comics as being able to lift a minimum of 10 to 25 tons under normal conditions. When under extreme stress or fueled by adrenaline and willpower, he has been shown to lift weights far exceeding this limit, occasionally in the hundreds or even thousands of tons range for short bursts. Official Rating: According to the official Handbook of the Marvel Universe, Spider-Man's base strength has long been classified as being able to lift approximately 10 tons. Modern Update: In more recent comics, this rating has sometimes been updated to around 25 tons without him needing to fully exert himself. Feats of Extreme Strength Spider-Man's strength exponentially increases during moments of intense emotional or physical stress, allowing him to perform feats far exceeding his officia