Link from "ocarina of time" would win in a fight against samurai Jack.

Okay, then are they just sparring or fighting to the death? Most of Jack's strength comes from will of the battle so again it's all depending haha. Refutation 1 True, Jack did not expect Aku to tear open a portal in time, however immediately before this Jack had mostly defeated Aku and was abut to strike the final blow. Aku, although this sounds dumb, cheated. There's no way to deny that, so anyone fighting Aku would've been unprepared to be flung into the future, even Link. There was no warning, Aku had never done this to anyone before, so there was no way for Jack or anyone fighting Aku to avoid that fate. But anyways, Jack also deals with Aku evolving. Simply for the fact that Jack fights future!Aku, and Aku had strengthened in the [I tried to find an amount of years, but I guess the distance Jack traveled into the future was never given...I'm gonna go with a couple thousand years] years between Jack's feudal Japan and the robot/alien future. Jack's enemies may not have evolved like Pokï¿½mon, where it's obvious and immediate, but his recurring opponent does get stronger between each fight. And I should've included this earlier - but Jack's skills do not simply lie with his sword. He's a master archer, xiaolin fighter, and has learned inhuman abilities such as fast enough of speed to dodge bullets and the ability to jump hundreds of feet into the air. Refutation 2 Then it's confusing - if the fairy can heal Link, does Jack only need to fatally injure Link once to "win", or does Jack have to kill the fairy and Link to win? Refutation 3 Jack has not only fought in the city and the forest. Jack's fought in Aku's tower, a fiery interpretation of Hell, in midair among and on top of flying cars, a desert valley, a "never-ending" bridge, on a ship in the middle of a raging storm, in an underwater kingdom, outer space, and those are just examples I could find through episode summaries [it's unfortunate how few good summaries of these episodes are out there]. And he's fought in these places barefoot, in unfamiliar clothes that hinder his fighting abilities, in crowded places with hundreds of innocents he had to avoid hurting and save from being hurt at the same time, and in situations where he didn't understand anything or anyone around him. All of these places he fought major battles and saved innocents in. Jack has proven himself ready for absolutely any battlefield, even those that couldn't have existed during his original 10-15 years of training. Refutation 4 Jack fought the world's "ultimate evil", a soul-stealing demon, a dragon demon, a giant lava monster, an army of zombies, a robotic ninja, a very angry Scotsman, a tribe of gigantic alien apes, and many, many more. Sure, Jack's never fought of ghost, but Samurai Jack is a tiny bit more sensical than Ocarina of Time, haha. And I recall Jack fighting witches at some point, but I can't find the episode, so maybeeee not. So I have to disagree, Jack's definitely fought more than Link. Refutation 5 So Link can replenish his weapons in this fight, but Jack can't? Well then. Either way, Jack's defeated entire armies by himself, he wouldn't have a problem defeating one man with a thousand weapons rather than a thousand men with one weapon each. (and cool, haha, I'm getting most of my info from the Samurai Jack wikia anyways)