I live in rural British Columbia and I just got home from a supply run to Costco. I turned on my tv to unload my car while listening to Seth interview Ayo Edebiri. As I went to go back outside to my car, I was confronted by a black widow who was laying in wait at the bottom of my doorway. I grew up on a farm so I have co-habitated with black widows my whole life, but the house I live in now is next level. I get a bear who uses my yard to pass between their home in the bush behind my house and my neighbours un-secured garbage. The black widows are scarier because of how many there are around the perimeter of my home and how sneaky and lurky they are. The bear is a lot easier to avoid. I store my garbage bins where the black widows are so if they do get attacked by the bear, maybe its' rummaging will kill some spiders for me. We also have the bad kinds of ticks, which might be tied with the black widows for scary since a kid in my hood was recently paralyzed from a tick bite. Ticks are technically arachnids, so do they count for Spider League?   
I cleaned out all the spiders from my entry way last week and woke up the next day with a spider bite on my bosom. Not a widow bite (which I've had), but it felt like a warning. 

How many black widows for a win?

For the record, the inside of my home is notably bug free. It's a well built old place with 5 indoor cats keeping guard. I can't let them outside because of the bears & the ticks & a neighbourhood psychopath who kills pets. 