Spider-Man has superhuman strength, agility, and reflexes, as well as the ability to cling to surfaces and shoot webs. He's also a skilled fighter and has a "spider-sense" that alerts him to danger.
Wolverine has a powerful healing factor, retractable claws made of adamantium, and enhanced senses. He's also a highly trained fighter with centuries of combat experience.
If the fight took place in an open area, Spider-Man's agility and web-slinging abilities could give him an advantage in staying out of Wolverine's reach and wearing him down. However, if Wolverine managed to get in close, his adamantium claws could easily slice through Spider-Man's webbing and he could use his strength and durability to overpower the web-slinger.
In a close-quarters fight or if Spider-Man was caught off guard, Wolverine's healing factor could also give him an advantage in recovering from injuries and staying in the fight longer.
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