The Avengers would defeat the Justice League in a fight

With all due respect, I decline to split these rounds into battles. You should have declared your intent to do this in your first round acceptance. Since you are new here (from what I can tell from your status) you need to properly outline all of the details of the debate in the first round. I cannot accept your terms because it is unfair. We are here to debate which team would win; if we do this debate in battles it doesn't allow the other to rebuttal. To put it simply, if this was a chess match, would you want me to move your pieces?Let's go over a few points from your first battle.1. Superman's Quick Engage I concede that he would be one of the first to charge out in the middle of the battle. However, consider who would engage quickly on your team as well.1. Hulk-Pure brute strength. In most iterations he attacks without intelligence at the first enemy in his path.2. Thor-Same thought process as Superman; both believe they're unbeatable and invincible.3. Iron Man-Very vain, would charge out first without understanding the situation. These three would lead Marvels assault team. In terms of brute strength, both Hulk and Thor could withstand Superman. However, Tony Stark could be easily defeated as he is just a human in a suit. Superman could overpower him using brute strength, use heat vision to target specific parts of the armor, or use his freeze breath to stop Iron Man dead in his tracks. Also, there is an assumption that Strange and Witch would automatically single him out and know his weakness. Also, his weakness to magic is not nearly as significant as krypotonite, leading me to believe that while the magic would disable him temporarily, another JL member could easily free him from an attack, such as Green Lantern or Flash.2. Black Widow?You didn't even mention Black Widow in your line up. Did she sneak onto the battlefield just to get beaten up immediately?3. QuicksilverAs you said, he can't beat the Flash. While similar in power, the comics depict Barry Allen (the Flash) as a police detective. Before he was the Flash, Allen was intelligent. Although shows and movies depict Allen as a goofball, he's extremely intelligent. Quicksilver does not have this same training and is known to be quite impatient and rude. After all, he used to be a villain working for his father Magneto. It comes to reason that Allen would be able to edge out an advantage against Quicksilver, then immediately turn his attention towards helping out the rest of the JL.4. StalematesCaptain and Batman would be a stalemate, agreed. Same with Hawkeye and Green Arrow. Both pairs would naturally seek each other out and remain in a deadlock.5. VisionAgreed, due to the double team.6. Thor and AquamanHonestly, I think they would take each other out. Both of them are extremely powerful in their elements. If this was Pokemon, you would be completely right. I would say that Wonder Woman double teaming would be able to defeat Thor, but one of the DC heroes would fall during this.If this was chess, our strongest pieces would have to be Superman and Thor. If the spell casters focused on Superman, they might defeat Superman, but that's assuming that their attention is not broken. Anyone from Cyborg to Martian could disrupt them long enough for Superman to sweep the opposition.As for Hulk, Superman could just fling the Hulk into deep orbit. According to ScrewAttacks youtube video "Death Battle Goku vs. Superman" (can't post links from my computer), Superman's strength is equivalent to 6.6 quintillion tons. Wow. According to the Marvel Wikia, Hulk can lift anywhere from 70 to 80 tons. Let's compare the zeros.Hulk: 80 tons.Superman: 6,600,000,000,000,000,000 tons.Bye Hulk.Thank you for this interesting debate. I rest my argument here. Again I'm sorry for not using your format, but I do not want to assume control of your side. You have your pieces and I have mine : )