@Dextersinister : They had him stand on the crates because the character he was playing was supposed to be 6'2", 200-215 lbs (more in the armor). Keaton's actual height is impertinent.
Keaton's Batman is technically the same as Kilmer and Clooney, and therefore has defeated multiple enemies on multiple occasions, easily flipped Robin who easily defeated multiple enemies (he even handled one or two BEFORE he was trained in Forever), and had some nice gadgets. Even in just the first movie and its sequel, he defeated multiple goons on multiple occasions without breaking a sweat (excepting his battle after crashing the Batplane, when he could barely stand sand STILL won against the Joker's goons), and showed pretty good strength feats (casually kicking a goon through the door springs to mind), and was even supposed to be pretty fast (several scenes of him casually blocking sword strikes and such), regardless of the realities of the costume (~77 lbs in '89, ~50 lbs for the rest of the series). That said, Catwoman looked more skilled, and faster. We never saw her take out more than fodder, but the same goes for Keaton. His armor would provide an advantage (bulletproof, survived a multiple-story fall in '89), though any bladed weapons would penetrate. Catwoman, 6/10.
EDIT: What I said above goes for the suited fight, the un-costumed one goes to Catwoman, 8/10.
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