Supercarriers would leave the Soviet fleet a clear third

Would several 100,000-ton British and American carriers make a four-carrier Soviet fleet look weak?

Not weak in isolation, but clearly third in a three-way comparison with two much larger carrier forces.

Relative scale matters more than the mere existence of a Soviet carrier force. A Soviet fleet with four carriers, including two smaller vessels, would still be formidable. The comparison is about force hierarchy rather than dismissing Soviet naval aviation as irrelevant. Against two Western navies operating several very large nuclear carriers, it would visibly sit behind both competitors.