Boxing. You have better reach and upper-body strength.

You raise your fists into a boxing stance, and Melody starts in surprise and follows suit. But it’s clear that she’s not as trained in this as you are, and when the punching starts, you’re quickly able to gain the advantage. Your blows drive Melody back across the ring, and you finally knock her down with an uppercut to the chin.

“Looks like Melody is in trouble!” the announcer points out. “Training seems to be prevailing over talent, at least for now...”

You rush over to your prone opponent and hook her leg, pressing your shoulders down over hers. She cries out in protest and squirms, trying to bridge her body, but you outweigh her and your leverage is far better.

“And he goes for the pin!” the announcer shouts as the referee starts counting.

“One! Two! Three!”

You hear the point buzzer sound as you release Melody’s leg, and the two of you stand up to face each other again. She glares in frustration, but you can’t really tell whether she’s angry at you or herself.

You’ve won your first point for a pinfall.