Batman could kill Superman in a fight

Hello. I thank my opponent for accepting the debate and wish him good luck in his rhetorical endeavors, past, present, and future. Firstly, I would like to establish something very important here. We are not arguing over whether or not Batman is LIKELY to beat Superman in a fight. We are arguing over whether or not it is POSSIBLE for Batman to beat Superman in a fight. Admittedly, I wholeheartedly believe that Supes would have the advantage. He's a walking god mode. Super strength (the extent of which varies), flight, freeze breath, X-ray vision, a nearly impenetrable body, laser vision, a built-in calculator in his brain, some really weird stuff like super voice-throwing, and many more powers are on Superman's side. Batman only has a lot of money, martial arts, physical fitness, a vast intellect, some gadgets, and an indomitable will at his disposal. So, yes, Superman has an advantage. Batman is the underdog. As Luke McKinney put it, "...the instant the sun lamps fail, the Kryptonite laser is out of alignment, the power-damping chains are cut, they're out of the gas-filled pipe under the city of innocents, the serum wears off, or anything at all is one micron less than perfect, he's toast." (1) But although this is true, there is still a distinct, however small possibility that the sun lamps won't fail, the kryptonite laser won't be out of alignment, the power-damping chains won't be cut, they don't leave the gas-filled pipe under the city of innocents, the serum won't wear off, and everything will be perfect to within a micron. This is the foundation upon which I lay my argument, then: Superman has the advantage, yes, but it is still POSSIBLE for Batman to beat Superman. The existence of any weakness of Superman's is enough to illustrate this, but since my opponent has gone over them, I would like to correct some things he said about the chinks in Superman's super-armor. First of all, my opponent only lists two ways in which Superman can be killed. In reality, there are more ways. My opponent is right in pointing out that the most obvious way is kryptonite. I do not dispute that, and it is known that Batman possesses kryptonite. My opponent points out that another way is solar energy exhaustion. This is true as well, but he has a narrower view of it than he should have. He only lists fighting until he's out of energy as a way for Superman's energy to become depleted. There are, though, in fact, multiple ways. Just to name a few, the Sun could be blocked out, Superman could go far away from a yellow star, etc. As for the other ways to kill Superman, I will list but a few examples: magic, kryptonian weapons, being beaten to death by someone equally strong or even stronger (when Superman fought Doomesday, he was seen to have cuts and bruises all over. Had the fight continued without Superman's energy being depleted, Doomesday could have beaten him to death.), various supernatural powers, some kinds of alien diseases (but no human ones), and, depending on which series you're talking about, he could die of old age. These are just a sampling of ways that Superman could be killed. I'd also like to bring up something that I've touched on briefly. Superman's powers change often. Sometimes he's as strong as a hundred men, and sometimes he's as strong as a hundred supernovas. At any given time, he may or may not be impervious to any number of things. Due to this inconsistency, there are a wider range of options available to Batman for killing Superman, and, when fighting Superman, Batman may be fighting a relatively weak version, increasing his odds of winning. I'd like to touch on the scenario that my opponent brought up, wherein Batman had Green Arrow shoot a kryptonite arrow at Superman. My opponent got a few things incorrect about this scenario. The arrow didn't stick into Superman; it released a kryptonite gas that Superman could breathe in. Also, Batman intentionally caused himself to have the heart attack, because he didn't want to kill Superman, but he wanted Superman to think that he was dead. He had the heart attack right when he had won, so that Superman would know that he had been beaten by Batman. In fact, you can see exactly what happened in the video of the scenario, right here: https://youtu.be... (2) I made the link skip past the part where it shows that Batman planned to have a heart attack, but you can go back if you want to see that part. Anyway, in the video, Batman makes it quite clear that he could've killed Superman had he wanted to, but intentionally did not. My opponent points out that Batman had Green Arrow assist him slightly. This point is trivial. Green Arrow's help was merely a matter of convenience. Batman could have easily designed an arrow-shooting machine, or even recruited Robin or someone else to shoot the arrow. Heck, he could have even incorporated the mist into his own suit. Superman was standing right next to him. I'd like to again point out that we are not arguing over who would MOST LIKELY win, but over whether or not Batman COULD win. 1- http://www.cracked.com... 2- https://youtu.be...