I'd be very surprised if any human or dwarf could match him physically. And anyways, he's clearly powerful and quick enough to avoid dealing with that problem as he disarms all three in about a second lol. The eagles remarked on the difference in him as well. I think it's safe to assume Gandalf would have adopted some of that quality after his return from death. None of the valar ever sustained a wound or hurt other than weariness. And sauron was caught in the destruction of numenor and was permanently "wounded" from that, Saruman was slain by hobbits! It seems that corruption and impurity weaken or make vulnerable the ainur living in arda. However: Morgoth was wounded in his foot and he was in pain and limped forever after that. This is probably mostly true for Gandalf at this point in the book. They could discard them and not be any less than they were before. Tolkien describes the bodies of the valar as "raiment" or clothes basically. There are other Tolkien-themed subreddits out there! Say hello to our friends in the following places:
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