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Ok here is how it works, I will post something small, the next person thinks of the smallest thing possible that could take it in a fight. We keep going until things get silly. Remember, the goal is to think of the SMALLEST thing that can take it in a fight, other wise the game ends pretty quick.

We will start with the worlds strongest bigman....

An Ant....

Now you go.

I guess...

Water bear it has "IWND" and "FNP"

I actually had to look that up to know what it was lol...

I don't know that it would TAKE an ant in a fight, but it would definitely outlast it.

Apparently these things get owned by nematodes.

So...

Nematode.

Medicine Pill designed to kill Parasites...

(kills of the nemotoad, however is easily beaten by something else? is this how it works?, or does it have to be living?)

Cancerous cell? I guess like nothing else is that small!

yeah has to be living i think i was gonna go with a parasite that goes into the ants head but Water bears are better

Well if its a single cell... A scalpel? A very small scalpel?

Im sure if its early on you can cut out the cancerous cell before it has a chance to get settled. (its hard when there are no natural counters to some of these things...)

It just hit me... Katipo spider. Hopefully kills the host and subsequently the cell.

Just a heads up, the goal isn't to keep getting smaller, it can get bigger, it just cant get "too big"

Was just trying to avoid going....

An Ant....

A collision with another planet landing on the ants head.

Ill take a stab at getting a "little" bigger here.

Praying Manthis

I am gonna go centipede. I saw a centipede fight a Praying mantis that had fallen on the ground, cool fight and the centipede won.

More armour and very speedy.

Black widow (female) and they get to the size of a 50 cent coin

Ciaphas Cain's peni-

Oh right, not only things that are smaller, and it must beat it in a fight.

Uhm, my older brother's sense of humour.

Dont know how to beat Humour...

But to beat the Black Widow I choose wasp.

Spiders usually have to cut wasps free from their webs due to the danger they pose even when trapped. I think tarantulas kill wasps using their back hairs sometimes, but even the bigger wasps can kill many of the most deadliest spiders.

So wasp it is.

Ill go with a Blue Jay.

Pretty sure they eat bugs, and they are big jerk meanies of birds.

A big step in size, but bugs are no longer an option.

Bold move....

I go owl. I learned a very long time ago Owls hunt Blue jays. Although blue jays put up a fight...

I think an owl will be one of the smaller predators. I haven't seen an owl before though.

I would not have ever thought that an Owl would hunt a Blue Jay. I thought they were strictly rodent killers.

Ill go with a Hawk. Pretty sure they would whup an owl.

Well Eagles MAY hunt hawks? I think hawks and eagles are at the top of their food chains...

So have fun killing an Eagle