There are many battles between full-time hunters. Is Momo fair to Culolo?

There are many wonderful battles between full-time hunters, one of which is the confrontation between Momo and Culolo. Momo looked forward to it for so many years and finally got what he wanted. In the end, it ended in Momo's fiasco, but even if there is obvious victory or defeat, readers are still arguing about their own strength highland. So, in this battle, did Culolo cheat or didn't play the water?

The readers who think that Culolo cheated are as follows: The whole battle was carefully prepared by Culolo, designed to kill Momo, the venue was chosen by Culolo, and the skills were borrowed from two members in advance. The whole battle was not 1V 1 at all. Culolo controlled dozens of spectators present and forced them to commit suicide-blow themselves up. Culolo himself is hiding. In short, he has been lying in wait. Mo Mo was finally defeated by him. Because of this, momo completely refuses to accept after the resurrection, vowing to destroy Phantom Troupe.

And think that Culolo didn't use all his strength, and even some readers said that the duel didn't explain that these conditions were not allowed. What's more, before the battle, Culolo also explained to DOG in detail his reading ability and what stolen abilities would be used in the battle. Are these explanations really necessary?

If it is really 1V 1, there is no need to explain it to the opponent at all, and I don't know how many skills Culolo stole. If you use other skills and cooperate flexibly, DOG doesn't even know how he died! Isn't that water

However, the result of the battle cannot be changed. The colonel really defeated Momo, but Momo did successfully resurrect himself by using the thoughts he imagined before his death. Since he said he wouldn't die, it can also be regarded as the battle is not over yet! It's just that the battlefield has been transferred to a ship bound for the dark continent. Which of them do you think is stronger? And DOG's revenge, and whether it can succeed?