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Definitely sounds like it! Keep us updated

Yes, the other male would still come. How are you sure he would've gotten killed? If there's too much of a power imbalance, then maybe keep him in the coop for longer

Yours seems like a really nice guy. I'd wait one to two weeks before letting them free range, you should also see every girl get mounted at least once, because if he isn't interested in her, it's more likely she'll find other company

OK. The deal here is whether your girls accept your guy. If they'd rather be with the other male then you've got a problem. I'm inclined to believe that his girls don't accept his guy, otherwise he wouldn't be coming over so often. That said however, he is a chockerel so it's not completely...

Interesting. How old are your and your neighbour's females?

Does the neighbor's cockerel have any females of his own?

From what I understand, one week. Which IMO isn't enough

If one of the boys isn't willing to drop the fight, then there's not much you can do there. You should make your yard secure enough that the outsider can't get in