Flash would beat Arrow in a fight

Preamble: From Greener49's other debates in this superhero battle series [1-4], I assume Beat to be used as a synonym for Defeat "to win a victory over (someone or something) in a war, contest, game, etc." [5]. Arguments: I shall present a case that Arrow would more likely than not win said fight. However, should the fight prove a tie, the resolution would still be negated. Finally this resolution is not on the possibility of a superhuman victory over a mere mortal, it's on the certainty of it. Which means that while my hero lacks flashy superpowers, I have a much lower Burden of Proof. Even holding back, Arrow won. As shown in the YouTube Video [6] (every timestamp I give this round, shall point to it). At the 2:30 mark, Arrow is proven to have the speed to punch a fully aware Flash in the face, even when he was trying to dodge. Whereas The Flesh with all his power, was unable to escape a basic hold for 9 seconds (3:18-3:27). Arrow tends to kill people with a lot less time. The best thing that can be said for The Flesh, is his close friend Cisco Ramon insisting "it's a tie" at the 4:05 mark. Also keep in mind this was with The Flesh having the rare advantage of not holding back, literally attempting to kill Arrow at the 1:50 mark. The fight was canon. Arrow was developed by Greg Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim, and Andrew Kreisberg [7]. The Flash was developed by Greg Berlanti, Andrew Kreisberg, and Geoff Johns [8]. The episode in question "Flash vs. Arrow" was written by none other than Greg Berlanti, and Andrew Kreisberg [9]. Flash had a ton of advantages, but still failed. The fight happened in Central City, giving The Flash home turf advantage. The Flesh was not holding back, while Arrow was. Usually that is inverse.Finally it was on The Flesh rather than Arrow; causing the writers need to make him look good. Technique trumps everything else. It's common knowledge among fighters, and put simply by martial artist Lex Fridman: "Technique Beats Strength, Conditioning, Experience, and Heart" [10]. Arrow has been at this for years, he has survived by skill instead of superpowers. Rebuttals: In case the above is not enough… "Arrow might have skill with a bow, but flash has speed." As laid out above, speed doesn't trump technique. As for questions of his skill with a bow, I will turn to John Diggle at the 0:42 mark, "Do you have any idea how many people Oliver has killed with that bow and arrow?" Plus at 1:57 while falling to his death, he was able to land a second arrow within a foot of another; questioning his skill with a bow would be akin to questioning if The Flesh knows how to tie his shoelaces. "I dought that Arrow will even land a arrow on the flash." At 0:14 gets a line around him (could have easily been an arrow through the heart). 1:05 catches him in the blast of exploding arrows. 1:17 a normal arrow from behind. 2:54 again. Sources: [1] http://www.debate.org... [2] http://www.debate.org... [3] http://www.debate.org... [4] http://www.debate.org... [5] http://www.merriam-webster.com... [6] YouTube Video http://www.youtube.com... [7] http://en.wikipedia.org... [8] http://en.wikipedia.org... [9] http://arrow.wikia.com... [10] http://lexfridman.com...