I would beat you in a fight.

My opponent has followed all the rules well and I appreciate it and I am also glad he inferred(correctly) no weapons will be allowed :) Quote to start off my strengths: "Shorter people of the same proportions as taller people have many physical advantages based on the laws of physics, and these advantages are supported by many researchers. Shorter people have faster reaction times, greater ability to accelerate body movements, stronger muscles in proportion to body weight, greater endurance, and the ability to rotate the body faster. They are also less likely to break bones in falling. As a consequence of these physical attributes, shorter people can excel as gymnasts, divers, skiers, martial artists, rock climbers, figure skaters, rodeo riders, soccer players and long distance runners. Within their weight classes they are excellent wrestlers, boxers, and weight lifters. " Human Body Size and the Laws of Scaling: Physiological, Performance, Growth, Longevity and Ecological Ramifications Strengths I am 5'2 tall and weigh 134 pounds, according to the conversion factor on Google(from metric system). I am decently strong, I can bench almost twice my weight(about 209.439 :P). I lived in America for 6 years in Aspen,Colorado specifically. I was exposed in high altitudes there. While I was in America I did middle school and high school wrestling from 10-16 specifically apart of Western Suburban League, placing 3rd at state my 14 and under and 2nd in 12 and under when I was twelve. I have been taking Judo classes for about a year now(as they don't offer wrestling often in Scotland) and I am a Orange belt now. The Dojo I practice at primarily focuses on ne-waza more than tachi-waza than average at least. This means I am exposed to a lot more ground work than the average judoka. Another thing that's important about this is since my club isn't huge I am used to rolling with people much bigger and stronger than me. The biggest guy I actively practice with is probably a little heavier(but shorter) than my opponent. The only other martial art I have taken is what's known as Scottish backhold wrestling. The importance of this is that backhold wrestling emphasizes using strength to do really damaging throws. Judo is really focuses on redirecting someone's strength and using it against him, and wrestling focuses on control. On a academic note( I was not expecting this quite interesting point), I have 3.3 which is less than my opponent, but my iq is 142 range according to the iq test(online). I do not know how accurate the test is. Special Factors I have alot of competition experience, while I have never done MMA or something similar, I have been actively competitive in wrestling since ten and I am used to being in pain alot. I wouldn't say I am extremely pain tolerant, but I am used to pain. So its not that pain doesn't affect me as much as my opponent, its just it seems more normal to me. Another factor is that I have never lived in great neighborhoods, we moved to America only because my family couldn't afford Scotland because N.E.D.s(non-educated delinquents) were bothering us. Aspen while nice in the main city isn't exactly great where the money isn't. So I had to go to school and work on a old mans farm that lived about 10 miles down the road. This bulids a certain emotional toughness. I won't emotionally freak out from pain or blood or work. I am not pampered I can get the job done. Weaknesses I have Asthma and I am not fastest runner either, at short distance running I am pathetic. Long distance is different story. I am not particularly "good" at striking. Not terrible, just not good. This can be a weakness or a strength it really depends. Most of my strength is in my hips and my upper body. I have semi-strong legs, with not very strong arms per se(I don't win arm wrestling matches ever). One, last one, leverage. I will attempt to show while my opponent will lose next round, to make it fair. Good luck!