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Let me try to prove you wrong with your own example – imagine you are a lumberjack master. So, you have a competition with another lumberjack, a complete novice. But he has an incredibly sharp axe, while yours is as dull as a log. And who will cut down more trees with all their skill?…
In your example, the competition should not be about cutting down trees, but between these lumberjacks, i.e., who can defeat whom. And who do you think will win, the fool with the sharp axe or the master, even if he has to fight with his bare hands?