Eastman ranked at 168?
Eastman ranked at 168?
Have I missed something...why is Eastman ranked by BoxRec at super-middle?
i really think boxrec should have fighters in their known division rather than what they fought at last....
Eastman is one example of a guy who came in heavy against a bigger opponent in a non title fight..
Erik teymour is also ranked at light heavy even though he is a super middle, a lot of his fights have been same day weigh in (his last one for example) so he is clearly going to be over the championship limit.
Eastman is one example of a guy who came in heavy against a bigger opponent in a non title fight..
Erik teymour is also ranked at light heavy even though he is a super middle, a lot of his fights have been same day weigh in (his last one for example) so he is clearly going to be over the championship limit.
Yes, I suppose computerised rankings make things like this inevitable, as the human element is removed. No system is perfect.Freiheit wrote:I think this has something to do with the ABC criteria. Ie fightfax also ranks after weight in last fight. On boxrec you are allowed to be a bit overweight, ie the dlh/hopkins ranking. Its either that or a strict limit like fightfax, so if you weigh 160 1/4 you are a supermiddleweight.
As we say in England, 'horses for courses'.
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For discussion of weight and boxrec ratings have a look at:bennie wrote:I believe fighters should be judged on what they weigh for their last three fights.
http://www.boxrec.com/phpBB2/viewtopic. ... 0d0#197473
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Yes, I suppose computerised rankings make things like this inevitable, as the human element is removed. No system is perfect.Freiheit wrote:I think this has something to do with the ABC criteria. Ie fightfax also ranks after weight in last fight. On boxrec you are allowed to be a bit overweight, ie the dlh/hopkins ranking. Its either that or a strict limit like fightfax, so if you weigh 160 1/4 you are a supermiddleweight.
As we say in England, 'horses for courses'.
i believe in some parts of england its "Horses for sex"