{
"NAME OF ATTRIBUTE" : [
["Sentence 1", "Sentence 2"],["Something", "Something something"],[],[],[]


],
"ANOTHER ATTRIBUTE" : [
[],[],[],[],[]
]
}

First brackets: Where the winner wins by a landslide
Second: Where the winner wins, like predicted
Third: Where both are equal, but one comes on top
Fourth: Where the winner was not supposed to win
Fifth: Where the winner was definetly NOT suppposed to win

$w$ is for the name of the winner, $l$ is for the name of the loser, and $a$ is for the name of the attribute.

EXAMPLE:
"generic": [
    [
      "Clearly $l$ wasn't a match for $w$ and his $a$",
      "$w$ made $l$ see the stars",
      "$w$ was about to win the encounter, but then $l$ pulled a... Nah, just kidding, $w$ decimated $l$"
    ],
    [
      "After a bit of struggling, $w$ bested $l$ with his superior $a$",
      "$l$ will have to practice his $a$ a bit more before trying to beat $w$ at it"
    ],
    [
      "It seemed like nobody would win this one, but after hours of struggle, $w$ demonstrated his superiority",
      "After hours and hours of struggle, $w$ and $l$ decided to flip a coin. $w$ won the flip",
      "Some could say it would have been a tie, and they would be right. Except $w$ knew when to punch in the nose"
    ],
    [
      "Clearly, $w$ is more inexperienced than $l$, but somehow he managed to pull off some $a$ tricks and defeat him",
      "Even though he was in inferior conditions, $w$ managed to get the upper hand on $l$... somehow..."
    ],
    [
      "Nobody knows where that dolphin came from, but it was decisive for $w$ to win this one. Seriously, he had no idea what he was doing with his $a$",
      "Luck is a devious thing. $l$ had to learn this the hard way, when he tripped and fell those stairs that were apparently there since the start",
      "After beating $w$ to a pulp with his $a$, $l$ surrendered when $w$ stole his nose and threatened not to give it back"
    ]
  ]