Well, it's not that you said it, but rather, it's necessarily implied. Also, if you think being called "full of it" qualifies as name-calling, then I think we might have to put you away for a bit. (I also don't think that I've been condescending, either)
Anyway, I did give both examples of who I played, and how it's possible for Ganon to get in. NAir is just one option, since it cancels out arrows and it creates a wall for TL to get past. His primary recourse is to use boomerangs. That isn't to say Ganon has an easy time getting in, which I think you're mistaking me to say, rather, that it's not impossible. One Ganon catches TL, it's lights out, thanks to his bad roll. If you want a more thorough list of possibilities, Ganon can NAir OoS on a blocked BAir/NAir (from any distance), which is TL's primary close-up pressuring tool. He can NAir through most of his projectiles, and obviously, he dies about 4x as early as Ganon. Oh, he can also DA OoS against most blocked aerials as well. As for the ZAir, TL's ZAir is a very minor poking tool. Unlike Samus, he has nothing he can set up from it unless he goes postal and charges like a rhinoceros. A PS > NAir can punish any ZAir attempts because, unlike Link and Samus', TL's is itty-bitty.
As far as his metagame goes, there've been tournament-goers, but you mocked the idea of MU samples being from a year ago, and I think the most recent tournament that had a Ganon in it was me 7 months ago. However, make no mistake; characters can find new strategies, but TL's been found out--it's not as though his metagame has evolved to such a point that his aerials are no longer punishable on shield, that his arrows go through NAirs, his ZAir got longer and that he no longer dies at 100%.