Flash would beat Arrow in a fight

Rereading my previous round, I caught a mistake. Sorry to any Flash fans I offended with misspelling his name; it was entirely unintentional. Defenses: "You say the best thing said for the Flash was Cisco Ramon saying ' it's a tie ' your wrong, because it the Arrow episode of the crossover they basically agreed no one won that fight." Stacking evidence to call it a tie, does not assist you in affirming the resolution that The Flash would win. Worse this outcome was with every advantage stacked in The Flash's favor. Such as Flash doesn't normally kill people (as he tried to do in their fight), whereas Arrow does all the time, even for little things like someone discovering he knows how to fight (not even that he's Arrow). "Lex Fridman quote does not say in it that skill beat's speed," When an incredibly experienced fighter says in regards to fighting that "Technique is King" [10], I tend to believe he knows what he's talking about. Otherwise fighting championships would be won by the most hyper person, rather than the controlled person who has put in the dedication to hone their techniques. Note from the previous round that Arrow was able to "punch a fully aware Flash in the face, even when he was trying to dodge."Consider that Arrow villains like to think of how much slower a bow and arrow is to their guns. In addition to how much faster the bullets travel. Arrow killed 55 people in the first season alone, most of them armed with these much faster attacks.To further highlight Arrow's superior fighting ability, I have attached a video of his training [11]. Rebuttals: "flash has healing factor. Which will render mostly every attack the Arrow can do pretty much useless." He heals fast, knitting a broken bone in hours rather than weeks. This is not instant, as already shown at the end of my R2 video, with him limping away having to put his weight onto Arrow's shoulder at the 4:10 mark. The Flash was left defenseless for 20 seconds following Arrow shooting him full of horse tranquilizer (1:17-2:38 mark in R2 video). This was with Arrow showing massive restraint, not to launch more attacks in that time. Later (as already pointed out) all of The Flash's speed left him "unable to escape a basic hold." As The Flash still needs to breathe, a headlock would be enough to render him unconscious. Finally on this point, Arrow actually knows how to cause damage. Whereas The Flash even while trying to kill him, was unable to cause any lasting injury. The next episode, and again the one after that, Arrow suffered no signs of a beating. "the Flash looked way better then the Arrow and saved Arrow's but to." Awareness of surroundings, something The Flash was repeatedly demonstrated a lack of in my R2 video even when he has home turf advantage. In the case of Arrow standing there letting The Flash catch boomerangs out of the air, this is stealing weapons from their mutual enemy, who has a limited supply. As for "looked way better then the Arrow" I will fully admit The Flash's costume is more pleasing to the eye, but such has no bearing on fight outcomes other than being easy to spot. "Arrow got beat by ra's al gaul…" Yes Arrow can lose fights, however losing a fight to someone The Flash has (to my knowledge) not been able to defeat, shows nothing of The Flash's fighting ability. If The Flash has defeated him, please provide a link? Moreover, Arrow was at a severe disadvantage in his fight with Ra's Al Ghul, such as being forced to fight with Ra's weapons to which he was unfamiliar instead of his own. "…in the start ra's start to win with dodging with speed which Flash can easily do…" Ra's Al Ghul relied on technique instead of super-speed. The Flash "even when he was trying to dodge" with his super-speed, still got punched in the face. Ra's Al Ghul on the other hand was only stuck once, when taken by surprise. Sources: [11] Another YouTube Video http://www.youtube.com...