You seem to have ignored/misinterpreted what I actually said but let's just go with it.
It could have been his arrogance then again it might not have
Using Snivy (who has been trained little) against Servine who Trip had just said he'd done lots of training on was arrogant.
because you have to remember that ash has been to 4 other regions; this makes 5
Which is something that could make someone arrogant, yes?
he should have enough battling since to know how to take down an opponent.
He should have, you're right. But he under-estimated Trip and his training and it cost him. Serves him right.
You know after 5 gen's of pokemon ash still acts very noobish especially in this series. He acts as if he just started Kanto.
So? He's a foreigner in Unova, he is excited to be in a new place, with a new league, new rules and new Pokemon. Sometimes that excitement causes you to make silly mistakes, I know it does to me when I'm overseas.
Lets be honest about this whole thing
Were we being dishonest up to now?
1:Ash acts like a noob like never before with the exception of kanto but he just started his journey so he wins by default for that one
He did just start his journey on a new continent. Also, we have no idea how 'long' it was between the end of DP and the start of BW - it could, conceivably, have been ' anime months' where Ash and Pikachu did very little battling or training, which means he may have forgotten some things.
2:Trip will never be the rival that paul was.
Who cares about Paul? Furthermore, who cares about any Paul comparison with Trip? This is BW, not DP.
Paul was concentrated and knew what he wanted, he also was a very strong opponent and brought out the best in Ash.
That's nice - that took a whole four years to develop and bring to a head. So far, BW's been going for nine months and Trip's only appeared four times.
It seems like Trip just doesnt know what he wants
He wants to battle and defeat Adler so he can become champion, his dream since childhood. Apparently, you didn't watch the latest episode.
and he seems to be just now starting his journey.
More than seems, he did start his journey at the beginning of the series, although he now has four badges at at least six Pokemon, two of which are evolved.
If anything Ash should be his rival not the other way around a rival
We only consider him to be Ash's 'rival' because our point-of-view into the relationship is Ash's and Ash wants to prove that he can beat Trip because of his bad first impression on Trip.
Further, at the end of the Episode just before Trip leaves, he basically says that if he can't beat Ash then he's still a long way from facing Adler, so maybe Ash really is Trip's rival and we've all been looking at this wrong?
is someone who's stronger than you and you possibly feel threatened by and strive to be better than.
Arbitrary definition is arbitrary.
Who said he was? What's more, who said he had to be?
I think it's more that Ash cocked up his first battle because of Zekrom hurting Pikachu and Ash wants to prove to Trip that he is a legitimate battler. He was so desperate to prove it that he went in against Trip's team in the Battle Club with his team of mostly untrained, freshly caught Pokemon and rightly got his behind handed to him.
and even though in this series Ash is acting noobish Trip still cant battle better then ash given the fact ash has more experience (5 regions) and trip is never and will never be a rival
Trip's ability to beat Ash once in a fair fight and result in a draw in the second would make me believe Trip's doing a fair job of battling with Ash.
Further, and please take this the right way, Ash's experience means nothing here. Beyond Pikachu and Oshawott a little bit, none of his Pokemon have been trained yet. That was Trip's point when he showed him the photos of Oshawott's eyes closed during Aqua Jet - it was to mock him for a) not realizing and b) for not training Oshawott properly.
Ash, like any person in the real world, is only as good as their last effort and so far in BW, he's not put in enough effort with his new Pokemon to justify winning over Trip, who is (albeit off-screen).