Geralt is a witcher, that is, the result of magical mutations, intensive training and many years of training. This determines his full strength and capabilities: improved speed, reflexes, endurance, sensitivity, and regeneration. The Witcher is able to withstand loads that are fatal to an ordinary person, as well as use combat potions and simple magical signs that strengthen him in battle.

Geralt's fan art for the first part of the game, as for me, is the closest to the books.
Bonhart is a human being. But at the same time, a man pushed to the limit of what is possible. He's big, physically strong, dangerous, and extremely skilled. According to the books, he hunted humans and swordsmen for decades, developing a style based on cruelty, instincts, reading the enemy and the absence of moral restrictions. His ability to play on fears, psychologically suppress and break the will makes him a particularly dangerous opponent.

Bonart's fan art
In terms of physical strength, Geralt surpasses any ordinary person. Witcher mutations give him strength and reactions that even the best swordsman cannot achieve. His movements are faster, more precise and more effective than those of a human, no matter how he trains.
Bonhart is the maximum of human potential. He is very strong, but has no supernatural advantages. However, he skillfully compensates for this with intelligence, cunning and technique.
Geralt is stronger and faster in biology and mutation. Bonhart is just a man. 2 points for Geralt, 1 point for Bonart.

Art Bonarta from the game "Gwent"
Bonart is a killer of people, and Geralt is mostly a monster hunter. In a duel with humans, the witcher is helped by his technique, but Bonhart has repeatedly proved that he is a master of swordsmanship with humans. I give 2 points to Bonart and 1 point to Geralt.

Bonhart in the damned series "The Witcher" from Netflix
Witchers have accelerated regeneration and resilience. Geralt can withstand injuries that would stop an ordinary person right away. Potions additionally strengthen the body, even if only for a short time.
Bonhart is incredibly resilient for humans, but still limited by physiology. He can fight for a long time, but he won't recover as quickly as the witcher.
Geralt has the advantage here. 2 points for Geralt.
Pin by Nora on the witcher
If we talk about the purely human factor, it is he who makes Bonart scarier. He:
He doesn't just kill, he breaks. Geralt, on the other hand, often fights "honestly" and with restraint, which can be his weakness in a duel with a man of Bonart's level. 2 Bonarte points.

The Witcher Geralt of Rivia, as I understand the art from the 2nd part of the game
An analysis of the battles of both characters shows that:
Fan community experts often say:
It is the combination of brutality, experience, and psychological pressure that makes Bonart one of the most dangerous figures in the universe. 3 points for Geralt and 2 points for Bonart.
Geralt's art from the game "Gwent"
If we take the pure biological strength, speed, overall potential and combat capabilities of Geralt. He is a mutant, armed with magic, witcher techniques, and regeneration. In a fair duel, especially when prepared, he would almost certainly outperform Bonart.
If we consider the circumstances, psychology, suddenness, exhaustion and dirty tricks, Bonart is able to win. He is a master of killing people, ingeniously exploiting weaknesses and hitting where Geralt often does not even look — into the psyche. Under the right conditions, he can force a fight on the witcher, which he will lose.
Thus, the difference between them is not so much in strength as in conditions.

Bonart's fan art
According to my subjective scoring, Geralt Bonart won 8:7.
A lot about Leo Bonarte remains unknown, and, in my opinion, his story was not fully revealed in the books — as a result, the character was plot-leaked. But you can't argue with the author's idea, so we have what we have. In the next post, we will take a closer look at the theory that Leo Bonart could be a witcher or be associated with witcher experiments.
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