Kakashi was only four years old this year. Even if he was a genius, his physical growth still followed the laws of nature.
Obito was nearly six. As a descendant of Uchiha, his body was stronger than that of ordinary people. Moreover, he did not seem to have neglected his training.
"On the other hand, Kakashi was at a disadvantage in strength during this fight, but he was faster than Obito. This caused the battle between the two to fall into a stalemate at first, but after more than ten exchanges, Kakashi won."
Mirai said that in a prolonged battle, although strength and speed would decline as stamina was depleted, Obito's direct fighting style consumed his stamina faster than Kakashi's.
Kakashi had undergone endurance training since childhood, so he was better than Obito in that regard.
"I told Obito all of this and told him to make up for his lack of skill with brute force. Kakashi's doubts about my words gave Obito an opportunity."
Mirai said that he had taken this factor into account when he instructed Obito.
To be honest, if this had truly been a fair contest, Obito would probably have been defeated by Kakashi within a few rounds.
Moreover, the gap between them would only grow wider.
"But Kakashi was also very smart and learned from his mistakes. After just one round, he understood the idea I had summarized. Then, he fully utilized the advantage he was best at—skill—and temporarily reduced Obito's strength advantage. As a result, Obito quickly lost..."
As Mirai analyzed this seemingly simple fight for the students before him, everyone was astonished.
They had never seen such complexity in a simple sparring match.
"In short, in battle, we must capitalize on our strengths and avoid our weaknesses. We must do our best to