After all, Arjuna never really competed against two of his best ... one can argue that even though the duel ended with Karna being slayed, it doesn’t conclusively decide who the better archer was.

Karna arrived at this tournament uninvited and surpassing Arjuna's feats, challenged him to a duel. Kripacharya refused Karna his duel, asking first for his clan and kingdom; for according to the ...

Arjuna had never displayed that kind of humility ever. Also, Karna had kept up his promise to Kunti that he would not harm his four brothers. He only wanted to duel with Arjuna, no one else.

Karna gatecrashed the arena and repeated Arjuna’s feats and more. Having impressed everyone, he demanded a duel with Arjuna. This was denied because Karna was not from a royal family.

"When they distorted and portrayed Karna as superior to Arjuna, how dare we as a Hindu ... while Prabhas played dual roles: Bhairava, a bounty hunter, and Karna, a devoted ally of Duryodhana ...

Once Karna challenged Arjuna to an archery battle, but Arjuna did not want to fight with people whose lineage was unknown. Duryodhana approached him to be his friend & made him the King of Anga.

As you know, by now, Karna was also known to be an extremely generous king, giving away anything that was asked of him by anyone who approached him. On one occasion, he even broke down the main door ...

In fact, Arjuna causes several fatalities, some of which might be crucial. He kills Karna’s younger brother, Samgramajit, by slicing off his head with an arrow. On seeing his brother dead ...