I would beat you in a fight.

Dropped Points/RebuttalMy opponent has clearly dropped the grappling points in fact he doesn't even reference strategy regarding the fight. He has dropped the point about my work out at high altitudes, the big problem with my opponents case is that he never references if he is even good at what he does. If I were on the bench(not saying you were) all the time for the sports I participated in there is no reason to suggest that I would be exceptionally good at these sports, which means we cannot contrive athletic ability solely from numerical value of sports but rather the quality of performance in the sports. Obviously I have experience at living in high altitudes(Aspen and Scotland), but further more his skills learned from high school football will not help him much. Sports like football are non-combative in nature, regardless of practical aspects, so we cannot effectively conclude striking ability from non-combative sports. Furthermore, my opponent must concede(since it wasn't addressed) I have higher mental and emotional toughness given my background which is a strong factor when your being striked by someone. My opponent hasn't addressed the effectiveness of the system of Judo against bigger people. This obviously gives me a strong advantage against my opponent. I am used to rolling around with much bigger people. My opponent seems to claim he isn't obese because body fat percentage. I have a question of my opponent, Was this measured by calipers? And then don't you fall over the 30 mark for obese by the Body Mass Index developed by Belgian polymath Adolphe Quetelet during the course of developing "social physics"? My opponent quotes the ACE fat percentage to say that he is in the category of fitness but the other fat percentage calculator says simply average for the Jackson & Pollock. My opponent seems to think that I will not be able to control him. However this is gravely mistaken, I have Judo and Wrestling experience both of which can help with hold downs. My opponent is especially vulnerable to the Ashi-Garami and reverse Ude-Garami. Now with regards with to IQ, class work has nothing to do with GPA. As the blog Call of the Explorer notes:"Recently, I heard of someone who was pressured by his father to study medicine. Now this guy, call him Tim Hawtinz, is sort of slow. He’s an ordinary man, lives life on the sidewalk — as opposed to the fast lane — and loves nature — most especially coffee beans. Being meek, he did not put up a fight with his father and more than gladly studied medicine. graduating with a 3.87, he walks home, hands his dad his transcript, packs his bags and leaves the house for the last time. Tim Hawtinz is now a prolific writer after graduating in his second degree in Literature and Classical Arts. His IQ? Low. But his GPA? A stunning 96.75%. When he was asked how he did it he says, “everyone in who’ll knew my condition and worked me through it. I had good professors who always listened when I approached them and I always wanted to do more hours with my tutors who were always ready”. Hardworking. Despite his degree in medicine, Tim Hawtinz claims he knows nothing and because he never practiced it; though people still believe the contrary. "There is nothing that correlates IQ and GPA specifically. Another problem with my opponents case is he simply dropped the aspects of my initial quote that he didn't like without addressing the relevant information, therefore the point stands and I am a better fighter than my opponent. ConclusionMy opponent brings a interesting case but he simply mistaken if he thinks he will defeat me in a fight. I have given core reasons for why I would think I would win some my opponent ignored some of them were mistaken. My opponent hasn't fulfilled his BOP and I fulfilled mine. Please Vote Pro. Thank you.