thewintersoldier

In this battle, let it be known that neither Thor or Captain America is immortal. But also be reminded that Captain America can pick up Thor's hammer (Mjölnir) in the comics. Asguardians do regenerate but it takes time so certain wounds would kill Thor. Captain America's shield is pretty much invincible against the hammer (proven in the Avengers).

The Battle takes place in the woods that Thor and Iron Man began their argument in the Avengers. Fight to the death. You must have good reasons for who you choose.

Round One: Grant Ward would dominate the field because he is probably the most trained in combat of Hydra. Crossbones went against Falcon and aside from not quitting, kind of had a match in hand to hand combat. Grant Ward went against seven level 5 foot soldiers (armed, mind you) and defeated them. He also was going to win against Melinda May, the Calvary, until she stapled gunned his foot (convience called for it for the plot). Win by the death of Crossbones.

Round Two: When Crossbones shot in Captain America: the Winter Soldier, he failed immensely. However, Ward's shooting skills are shooting a pistol from 500 yards and (as mentioned in the show) he shot a target from hundreds of miles. Win by the death of Crossbones.

@guardiandevil83: With weapons and a magnetic cuff. Without them, he's just a fighter. And with them, Steve still won against the whole elevator full of trained men.

I have to say I prefer the original Tobey MacGuire version, the second movie. Why do I prefer it over Andrew Garfield? With Tobey, you could tell, he was a nerd and the least likely guy to be a hero. But I must say that I do like the fact that Andrew Garfields Spiderman has the sarcasm that Peter Parker depicted in the comics and a lot of things that happened in the comics have been mirrored in the recent movies.