Master Chief would defeat Predator

Genetic supremacy of any kind is discriminatory. I'm pretty sure there's some film with Christian Bale that centers around that. My opponent is quick to use his eyes, not his head, Master Chief has never needed to adapt to anything, he was designed specifically to fight the Covenant, he has fought nothing but the Covenant, and my opponent has overlooked the obvious, the ship upon which the Yautja mounted his trophies in Predator 2 was not his own ship. Those trophies were not his, no Yautja with such trophies would care for human skulls, the ship likely belongs to the entire clan who took their Unblooded on his first hunt, those trophies belonged to the clan, not the Yautja. Pro neatly avoids making an argument against the idea of Harrigan's dishonourable tactics, and has proven his inability even to study the films, it's a pistol, not a rifle, and it isn't a sign of respect, it's a trophy. They know that Harrigan has hunted their Unblooded Yautja for at least several days, it's entirely possible that other Yautja were watching their Unblooded's hunt to check on his progress, Harrigan completed his hunt, killed his prey, but the Yautja would never allow him to take a memento from his kill as they do, the pistol was a swap, a trade, "leave our kind untouched, and receive this trophy instead" It's clear that my opponent is entirely incapable of thinking with Yautja logic, and is therefore doomed. The Yautja see each other with another spectrum, as my opponent stated, and cold blooded animals are often the same temperature as their surroundings, so if a Predator took off or de-activated it's heat-mesh, it would become invisible to any heat-related vision. Pro apparently hasn't paid much attention to the way Yautja do things. They use their cloaking only to stalk and observe targets, never to fight them, and the Xenomorph that they send their children, their kids, their equivalent of teenagers, to fight, they consider them the ultimate prey, they are fast, agile, resilient, bleed acid and, oh yes, they have no obvious weakness. Pro's attempt to downplay the role of the Xenomorph or the capability of the Yautja is laughable, and then Pro goes on to talk about how MC beats the Covenant some more despite having lesser technology, in which I will refer to my previous and as yet unchallenged statement that the Covenant are a species of incompetent idiots. Pro seems keen to self-contradict when talking about MC's fancy hat. Claiming it ridiculous that the strongest warrior would lack vertically peripheral vision...shortly after admitting that that's precisely what "they" did to him during his first operations. Pro is ignoring the honour value of the mutual suicide, once again proving he is incapable of thinking on Yautja's terms, which dooms him in this debate. oh, and this remark is funny "MC would defeat any Predator of any gender with almost any weaponry not only because of his physical augmentation, armor, and arsenal, but because he is disciplined, adapting, intelligent, and has an uncanny will to survive. The external features and weaponry only add to probability of his survival." because you can swap MC with Predator and "his" with "theirs" and have a more accurate statement, my opponent does not seem to realise that MC is a one-off, the Yautja are an entire species dedicated to fighting and scouting and tracking and killing the most worthy foes the universe has to offer. These are a species that will, if a Xenomorph Queen has overrun a planet with her spawn, send hunters down to take on a planet's worth of Xenomorphs and they will often succeed. The Yautja could give themselves so many more advantages than my opponent states, they are quick to discard damaged armour, quick to turn off their cloak when facing uncamouflaged enemies or when all-out combat begins, the more honoured Yautja may even forego the use of ranged weapons entirely no matter what kind of weapon their opponent uses, and Yautja will often even forego the use of most of their close combat weapons if they feel they have too big an advantage with them, fighting only with their wristblades or barehanded. If there is a coward in the midst then it's MC, he's the one that allows ordinary fighting men to soak up the bullets while he hogs the glory, he's the one that's so caught up in his own heroism that he doesn't seem to care that he is causing the deaths of the people he was created to save. In addition to all this, my opponent is quick to name big strong enemies that MC has killed...what about big, strong, fast, agile, armoured, well-equipped and invisible enemies? Oh that's right, there aren't any that fit that description, MC's battle experience is worth precisely squat. MC is at best an overly mobile tank that sometimes drives other tanks, you set it down and you point it in the direction of the enemy and then you get out of it's way. Tactically he's mostly incompetent, emotionally he's dead, and he is incapable of even rudimentary camouflage, his prowess in close combat is additionally minimal considering that he seems capable of just about swinging close quarter weapons and that's that. A Yautja, a smart Yautja at least, would stalk him for so long from afar that they'd have intimate knowledge of what he is as a fighter, he would have no prior knowledge of them, they would have the element of surprise, numbers and technological advancement. MC simply could not win. Not without heavy support and plenty of meat-shields.