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[Marvel] Does it make any sense for Wolverine to hurt Hulk?

This has been on my mind for a while, ever since I looked back on Wolverine first appearing in a Hulk comic, long before either of their powers were fleshed out or hugely amplified over the years (especially Hulk).

I know that Adamantium is consistently the most durable metal in the Marvel universe, and that Wolverine is fast and agile, and has strength to apparently lift about 800 lbs, but even then, the more I think about how strong and extremely durable Hulk has gotten (even in base form), the less believable I find it that Wolverine can be especially effective against him. Even if his claws are very sharp and especially durable, does he really even have the ability to exert enough force to brutally wound someone as durable as Hulk?
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Wolverine's claws aren't just sharp, they're close to single-atom-thick sharp. When he makes a claw attack, the amount of force isn't really important; his claws are able to sever pretty much anything except adamantium,  vibranium, and magic.

Also, the cutting power of a sharp blade doesn't come from force pushing down, it comes from the blade being drawn *across* the target. You can push the edge of a knife blade down onto your palm without cutting yourself, but if you start to draw it across your palm, it will slash you open.