US F-22 Raptor VS China J-20 Mighty Dragon

Air Force officials had sought to retire an older group of Raptors, up to 32 of the aircraft from Block 20, as part of the fiscal year 2024 budget (FY24) budget request, so that the money to modernize those jets could be better spent on the service's Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) program. NGAD is more than a single aircraft and is actually a system of systems that seeks to develop a sixth-generation manned fighter and a planned fleet of drone wingmen.
It is estimated that the Air Force will upgrade the remaining F-22 Raptors in its fleet by more than $11 billion by the end of the current decade.
The fighters will receive upgrades such as external fuel tanks to increase their combat range, new sensors, and stealth.
The upgraded Raptors undoubtedly possess the ability to defeat the Mighty Dragon, even though the J-20 appears to have multiple noteworthy advantages over the F-22 and the outdated Block 20 may not be the air superiority fighter the US Air Force requires. The F-22 will remain the fighter needed by the Air Force, until the NGAD takes to the skies. Here is why!
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Mighty dragon? Lol. Stolen technology without the know how.