If a basketball player, a soccer player, and a baseball player fought physically, who would have the highest probability of winning?

‌If the physical confrontation is based purely on physical conditions and raw physical strength, a basketball player has the highest probability of winning.
The reason is easy to understand when comparing the average physical specifications of each sport and the characteristics of physical contact that occur during matches. Comparison of physical confrontation specs by sport
SportMajor Physical Characteristics Method of Physical Contact during Match Advantage in Physical Confrontation
BasketballOverwhelming physical size (Average height 190–200cm+, massive skeletal structure and reach)Complex upper and lower body physical contact involving constant pushing and bracing with hands and whole body under the basket⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (Highest)
BaseballPowerful instantaneous power (Thick bones, strong upper body strength and grip)Almost no direct physical confrontation between players during a match⭐⭐⭐ (Medium)
SoccerSolid lower body and balance (Strong core muscles, excellent ground-based direction changes)Lower-body centered physical contact mainly using shoulders and back while running during collisions⭐⭐⭐⭐ (High)
1st Place: Basketball Player (Overwhelming weight class and upper/lower body power)As the saying goes, "weight class is king," basketball players overwhelm other sports in average height, reach (arm length), and weight.Daily Physical Contact: Basketball is a sport of "legal physical contact" where players collide, push, and fight for position with their upper and lower bodies throughout the game. The power to push and the sense of balance are ingrained in them.Infinite Stamina: Because they run continuously throughout quarters, they possess tireless cardiorespiratory endurance. They have the advantage as a fight drags on.2nd Place: Soccer Player (Strong core and balance)Soccer players have a low center of gravity and abnormally developed core muscles and lower bodies. Since they must withstand rough tackles, their balance and stability are immense.Cardiorespiratory Endurance and Lower Body: Soccer players have top-tier lower body strength and cardiorespiratory endurance forged by running on the pitch for 90 minutes.Balance and Agility: They excel in core balance to maintain center during physical confrontations and in their ability to change direction.However, compared to basketball players, they are somewhat disadvantaged in pushing contests because they fall behind in upper body strength and absolute weight class (height and reach).3rd Place: Baseball Player (Powerful bone structure and raw strength)Due to the nature of the sport, baseball players (especially pitchers or power hitters) maximize their weight and upper body muscles (grip, forearms, shoulders) to generate rotational force and instantaneous power.Terrifying Grip and Raw Strength: Both pitchers and hitters possess unimaginable grip strength and rotational power. If a baseball player closes in to grab a basketball player's collar or engages in a Judo-style grappling match, it would be difficult for even a basketball player to break free easily.Instantaneous Explosiveness: A hook or punch from a baseball player loaded with their body weight carries immense rotational force, which can cause fatal injury if it lands cleanly.In conclusion, while individual differences exist, looking at average capabilities, the basketball player—who possesses the weight class, upper/lower body strength, and frequency of real-world physical contact—is the strongest in a physical confrontation.I thought it would be Basketball >= Baseball > Soccer based on simple physicals, but it turns out soccer is stronger than baseball in terms of physical confrontation.