Henry Cavill's Superman is the weakest of them all

Why is Henry Cavill's Superman considered the weakest of all? His biggest achievement was defeating General Zod, defeating the Doomsday, single-handedly taking down the entire Justice League, and still facing Apocalypse, despite dying in the process. Even with all that, he is still seen as the weakest when compared to other versions. See:
Christopher Reeve's Superman flew around the Earth in the opposite direction just to turn back time and save Lois.
Brandon Routh's Superman, with a kryptonite knife stabbed in his chest, lifted an island made of kryptonite and threw it into space. If Henry had that level of strength, not even the script would dare make him get beat up by the Bat with kryptonite gas.
Tom Welling’s Superman (from Smallville), while still young, defeated Darkseid and pushed Apocalypse away from Earth with great strength and courage, showing all his power.
Tyler Hoechlin's Superman, from Superman & Lois, traveled to Bizarro World, a cubic planet. This journey required enormous strength and endurance, as he faced intense physical challenges and also heavy emotional conflicts.
Nicolas Cage's Superman fought a giant spider. It was brief on-screen, but showed he wasn't weak.
Compared to these, Henry Cavill's Superman might seem the least "overpowered," but one thing is certain: he’s the one who most embodies the true vibe of Superman—courage and hope.
Courage to walk down the street when this guy is fighting, and hope not to die on the way.