Daredevil's Kingpin Wants Spider-Man Fight, Says Sony and Marvel Need to 'Get Their S*** Together' and Sort the Rights

Who would win in a fight between Tom Holland's Spider-Man and Vincent D'Onofrio's Kingpin? According to the latter, we'll never know for sure unless Marvel and Sony "get their s*** together" and sort out the character rights. Responding to fans on social media, the veteran Daredevil: Born Again actor got onto the subject of Spider-Man (who he refers to, brilliantly, as "that insect") when asked about a potential matchup. "If Sony and Marvel ever get their s*** together maybe," D'Onofrio said. "It's a complicated rights issue. Hope so." If Sony and Marvel ever get their sh*t together maybe. It's a complicated rights issue. Hope so. D'Onofrio's character of Wilson Fisk/Kingpin is of course part of the large stable of Marvel characters owned by Disney, while Sony owns the rights to Spider-Man and most characters directly related to the beloved webslinger. Over the years, Spider-Man's interactions within the main MCU have been dictated by Sony and Marvel's legal agreement to share the character where it makes sense — allowing a limited number of MCU characters in Spidey films, and Spidey to appear in The Avengers. In the Marvel comics, of course, no such legal boundary exists — meaning