How about taking masters from each style, such as Judo, Kickboxing, Boxing, Wrestling, Kung Fu, Karate, Taekwondo Sumo, Penkat Silate, Street Fighting, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and many more.

Then put hem in a one on one environment where no one could interfere, how about put a steel cage around the 2 fighters so there's no way out?

Then take away all rules, weight classes and time limits.

To make sure it's the martial art that's winning the winner must be smaller than all of his opponents!

I think if we done this we could find out which martial art is the overall best! But let's not leave anything to luck or chance, let's say the winner would have to win 3 of these type of contests in a row!

I think this really would clarify that if someone could do all that, their martial art really must be the best! Right?

Well!

On November 12th 1993, this was actually done! This was the first UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC Wikipedia)). Which Featured Royce Gracie representing BRAZILIAN JIU JITSU and weighing in at 175lb's.

Using Brazilian Jiu Jitsu he rolled through all his opponents in the first tournament without throwing a punch, using choke holds and leverage to defeat all of his much larger opponents.

He then entered and WON UFC 2 & 4 (Having to pull out of UFC 3 before his match)

So if you're looking for a Martial Art which really does do what all martial arts promise, that is for a smaller person to beat a more aggressive and larger person, there really is only one choice, only one martial art has actually proved that it can do these things.

BRAZILIAN JIU JITSU