On paper the British had the advantage in the Battle of Denmark Straits, but the reality was far different. The lightly-built Hood was the last of "Fisher's Follies" and the fourth to fail spectacularly after relatively light punishment. The Prince of Wales was well-protected but was just off of her sea trials and was having serious mechanical problems that eventually took all but two of her guns out of action.
A better ship analogy to Trayvon is the SMS Blucher at the Dogger Bank. Whoops! The enemy actually has 12-inch guns, and we only have 8-inch guns! Uh-oh...