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After reading through the entire Naruto series again, I could not help but notice that sleeves seem to play a large part in Naruto battles. In most cases the victor is the character who still has sleeves at the end of the battle or has had sleeves throughout. If both characters have sleeves the victor will ussually be the combatent with the longest sleeves. When a character loses an arm (therefore losing a sleeve) their victory is far less obvious or comes at a high price i.e Jiraiya sending a message containing the secret to defeating Pein or Deidara losing an arm as part of a strategy to capture Gaara.
Examples
Zabuza Vs Kakashi (2nd): Zabuza lacked sleeves and Kakashi was the victor.
Kimmimaro Vs Gaara: Kimmimaro was shirtless at the time of his demise, thus making Gaara the victor.
Neji Vs Kiddimarou: Kiddimarou wore a sleeveless outfit and lost the battle
Sasuke Vs Deidara: Although Sasuke was topless at the climax of the fight he still had sleeves upon his person wheras by this time Deidara did not. Sasuke was the victor.
This is only a very short list of the cases that theory has been proven.
I believe that it is possible to determine battle outcome in Naruto using this theory.
Examples
Zabuza Vs Kakashi (2nd): Zabuza lacked sleeves and Kakashi was the victor.
Kimmimaro Vs Gaara: Kimmimaro was shirtless at the time of his demise, thus making Gaara the victor.
Neji Vs Kiddimarou: Kiddimarou wore a sleeveless outfit and lost the battle
Sasuke Vs Deidara: Although Sasuke was topless at the climax of the fight he still had sleeves upon his person wheras by this time Deidara did not. Sasuke was the victor.
This is only a very short list of the cases that theory has been proven.
I believe that it is possible to determine battle outcome in Naruto using this theory.
