But I was making an argument.
Your "argument" consists of repeatedly saying that my argument doesn't prove anything. You say this on the basis of no evidence or reasoning whatsoever.
My argument was that your logical and "reasoned" arguments don't put Ulic above Yoda
You're not the arbiter of proof. Refusal to accept only indicates thick-headedness on your part, not any flaw of mine.
You saying Ulic would own Yoda is purely speculation.
And you're not the arbiter of proof, nor are you the judge of what is speculation and what is not. My conclusion is based on evidence and logical reasoning. Your position seems to be based on a stubborn unwillingness to concede a point despite the painful void of any evidence or reasoning for your side.
Let's not even get into the part where Ulic being cut from the force doesn't have any bearing on his force mastery, and lets not forget he was never even said to have mastered the force.
His Force mastery seemed to be sufficient enough to allow him to finally return to the Force and become a Jedi ghost at the end of his life. I'd say it's more than sufficient.
I won't argue with a saber duel because it could go either way but Yoda has the force mastery.
Based on what evidence or reasoning does Yoda have the Force mastery?
How could a saber duel go either way?
How does "having Force mastery" help Yoda at all when Yoda doesn't use the Force to attack, anyway?
In case you didn't get all that, how is Ulic's ability to fight without the force going to help him?
Because if he can hold his own without the Force against a Force-wielding opponent, he'd be exponentially better with access to the Force.