Lex Luthor would NOT allow that, at least without his permission. Or that The Joker would ever pull off nuking Metropois.
It seems a little far-fetched that Superman would go this far off the rails. Wonder Woman from the prime universe was holding back, even against him. Wonder Woman, should be more than enough to overwhelm Superman, so how was Regime!Superman able to overcome her? Simple: Regime!Superman was willing to kill. Due to many of the Regime members also having anger over oppositions, they may have been fighting aggressively, while the Main Universe heroes are much more analytical due to them lacking as much anger over their enemies, allowing them to fight their counterparts with no problem. This is later confirmed in the prequel comics when we see that, between other things, Injustice!Superman broke Injustice!Batman's back so he's wearing a prosthetic. 
Injustice!Batman probably received many permanent injuries in the past five years that adversely affected his fighting, so even though Main!Batman was recovering from Strykers, he could still overpower Injustice!Batman. Additionally, when Superman scanned Main!Batman with his super-vision, he noted that his vitals are all wrong.His suit paled in comparison to his Main Universe Counterpart's Batsuit, which is less constricting and a lot cleaner. In comparison to his Main Universe Counterpart, Insurgency!Batman's is much heavier and more rustier, with a much more wrinkled cowl with a few tears around it which he likely received due to the neglect and the Regime's confiscation of the remaining WayneTech and deadly encounters with the Regime themselves.
Regarding Main Universe Batman's victory over his Insurgency counterpart, Just compare the Batsuits they are using and wearing.The heroes who refuse to cross the line have to get creative to deal with threats and are much sharper and more experienced while the ones that kill tend to default to it the more that they kill and stop innovating. Not to mention that, much like the match-up between Superman and his Evil Counterpart Ultraman, lethal force can actually be a drawback.
Essentially, Regime members and its opposers became kinda rusty from not directly fighting in a long time.
How come in the story the heroes, including the heroic Batman, always beat their Regime counterparts? Well, just ask Ares, who the Regime had so deprived of conflict he began to lose powers. Brings new meaning to Alfred's quote "Some men just want to watch the world burn". When you win a match as Joker, he lights the defeated character on fire. With such poor luck for the victim, it's a ridiculous Contrived Coincidence until you remember that the Amazons are supposed to keep the fires in the temple burning or they will suffer bad luck. On Themyscira, one of the hazards involves the victim smashing into a statue, falling down a stone stair, burning after knocking over a lit brazier, smashing into several branches and then finally getting crushed by the statue's head exactly where they land. Why would this universe's Hal Jordan leave his power ring battery on Ferris Aircraft? That place was the last time he'd use his green ring before it was confiscated by the Guardians and he'd turn to a Sinestro Corps ring.
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