Centipede vs Bermuda: Who Wins The Fight For Supremacy In My Yard?

Curious what the board thinks. My centipede grass died this winter. It’s not completely dead, but it’s pretty rough in a lot of patches. I’m not the only one in the neighborhood looking bad either. Honestly, it’s like that in a lot of yards in Mobile and across the bay where I live. I’ve grown and mowed centipede grass dating back to the late 70’s. I’ve never seen anything like what I’m seeing before to this degree in my life on everyone’s yards. I fertilize twice a year with Lesco 15-0-15. Rarely have weed issues, but if I do, that Celsius fixes weed problems good for me. Bugs didn’t kill it. When it was sodded 6 years ago there was a little tiny bit of bermuda in my centipede sod. Not much bermuda though and the centipede pretty much always would choke it out to the point you barely saw any by mid summer. One thing not dead in my yard right now is bermuda and it’s spreading fast and thriving. It’s the golf course kind. Looks pretty. I had it when I lived in Little Rock. I do still have enough centipede scattered around that will eventually take off when it warms up. My question is this. Which one wins the fight to take control of the yard? Google says bermuda will overtake centipede. However, when I was in high school, I worked for a landscaper. I’m fairly certain he hydro seeded yards with a combination of centipede and bermuda seeds. He always said the centipede would eventually choke the bermuda out. That’s a long time ago and I may have that wrong but I don’t think so. Anyone on here know the answer?