And the Su-35s would also have AWACS support and in any case will have a 4-1 ratio against the F-22.
Your infrared signature is going to be massive if you are going supersonic.
I never said tracking the Su-35 is a problem because of its RCS. Its RCS is around that of an old F-16, and the F-22 radar should be able to track it at long ranges even under LPI mode. However, doppler beaming is still effective regardless of your RCS.
Doppler beaming is effective at any range, though you need several seconds to react and perform the maneuver. I agree that the Su-35s will be busy evading the AMRAAMs before locating the F-22. But that doesn't really help you does it?
That simply isn't true. Aircraft that are heavily outnumbered cannot win in WVR combat unless they have an extreme advantage in maneuverability - which the F-22 doesn't. It only has a small advantage.
And then there will be 8 Su-35 in the air. And you can no longer ripple fire. The bottom line is that the Su-35s can hold their own against equivalent costing F-22s in air to air combat, but can also carry out air-to-surface missions, which the F-22 can't.