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Fury's rating was reduced after his long inactivity on 2018-06-09. So the new 18 month period ends on 2019-12-09.
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computerrank wrote: 10 Sep 2018, 12:35 Fury's rating was reduced after his long inactivity on 2018-06-09. So the new 18 month period ends on 2019-12-09.
Isn't there a "can-crushing" punishment that will be triggered before December of this year?
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No.
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How many points will Kubrat Pulev have going into the Hughie Fury fight?
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pugilisticspecialist wrote: 26 Sep 2018, 18:46 How many points will Kubrat Pulev have going into the Hughie Fury fight?
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computerrank wrote: 27 Sep 2018, 03:24
pugilisticspecialist wrote: 26 Sep 2018, 18:46 How many points will Kubrat Pulev have going into the Hughie Fury fight?
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Can a fighter get hit with both the inactivity penalty and the (lack of) quality opponent reduction for the same dates/date period?
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JCS wrote: 27 Sep 2018, 09:50
computerrank wrote: 27 Sep 2018, 03:24
pugilisticspecialist wrote: 26 Sep 2018, 18:46 How many points will Kubrat Pulev have going into the Hughie Fury fight?
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Can a fighter get hit with both the inactivity penalty and the (lack of) quality opponent reduction for the same dates/date period?
No, inactivity is the most expensive penalty with the same result as a best opponent with rating 0.
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Ali Eren Demirezen won his fight and went down from 69 to 70. Mario Daser did not win against any important fighter but he is at the 34th rank. How its happening ?
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cihatgemici wrote: 01 Oct 2018, 17:06 Ali Eren Demirezen won his fight and went down from 69 to 70. Mario Daser did not win against any important fighter but he is at the 34th rank. How its happening ?
Ali Eren Demirezen won on 2018-09-29. His bout were entered on 2018-10-01 and his ratings data will change with the next program run on 2018-10-02,

Meanwhile he lost a rank from #69 to #70 because a boxer passed him by a good result.

Daser defeated Ola Afolabi on 2017-07-19, who was ranked #18 at cruiserweight then.
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Not a ratings question, but I'm noticing there is a Sport column that has Pro Boxing listed underneath it on event pages. Is Boxrec going to be tracking/adding amateur boxing results or a other non-boxing combat sports in the future or whats up with this change?
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ReggieDiggs wrote: 07 Oct 2018, 08:56 Not a ratings question, but I'm noticing there is a Sport column that has Pro Boxing listed underneath it on event pages. Is Boxrec going to be tracking/adding amateur boxing results or a other non-boxing combat sports in the future or whats up with this change?
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It was done at the request of the ABC (Association of Boxing Commissions), they need to record suspensions for these sports as a lot of boxers are crossing over between them. We don't include them in totals or display them to the public.
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sorry , whats the poor opposition penalty again?

just wondering why inoues points dropped from 454 after beating mcdonell 5 months ago, to only 379 entering the payano fight.

i had thought bad opposition penalty was for not fighting someone who had at least 1/3 your points in the last 18 months, but jamie mcdonnell had slightly over 1/3 when inoue fought him
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jamamb wrote: 08 Oct 2018, 21:46 sorry , whats the poor opposition penalty again?

just wondering why inoues points dropped from 454 after beating mcdonell 5 months ago, to only 379 entering the payano fight.

i had thought bad opposition penalty was for not fighting someone who had at least 1/3 your points in the last 18 months, but jamie mcdonnell had slightly over 1/3 when inoue fought him
The requirement is at least 1/2 of a boxer's points.
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ah okay
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I watched the events and saw that events were added with the WSB ???
What is the status of these events?
Will these fights go to the record fighters ???
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mike1989 wrote: 21 Oct 2018, 16:17 I watched the events and saw that events were added with the WSB ???
What is the status of these events?
Will these fights go to the record fighters ???
They will NOT be part of the pro boxers' record - they are not regarded as pro boxing.
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computerrank wrote: 21 Oct 2018, 16:33
mike1989 wrote: 21 Oct 2018, 16:17 I watched the events and saw that events were added with the WSB ???
What is the status of these events?
Will these fights go to the record fighters ???
They will NOT be part of the pro boxers' record - they are not regarded as pro boxing.
why then added these events ???
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Pro boxers are crossing over and having other fights, getting KOed and then boxing the next week as no-one recorded it. The commissions want us to record these fights with suspensions to protect the boxers.
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Why does Pulev have 173 points in the rankings but 192 points in his profile?
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pugilisticspecialist wrote: 29 Oct 2018, 12:24 Why does Pulev have 173 points in the rankings but 192 points in his profile?
He had 192 points after the bout on 2018-10-27.

But on 2018-10-29 his only opponent left within last 18 months since 2017-04-29 was Hughy Fury with 76 points. This was less than 50% of his own rating. So his rating was reduced to 173 points.
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See what situation you get:
Alexander Usyk beat for the year 2018 number 2; No. 3 and once again number 3 apoluchit all-time rating for only number 2 ???
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mike1989 wrote: 10 Nov 2018, 19:50 See what situation you get:
Alexander Usyk beat for the year 2018 number 2; No. 3 and once again number 3 apoluchit all-time rating for only number 2 ???
Yes, for #2 - for the annual best opponent.
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computerrank wrote: 12 Nov 2018, 18:02
mike1989 wrote: 10 Nov 2018, 19:50 See what situation you get:
Alexander Usyk beat for the year 2018 number 2; No. 3 and once again number 3 apoluchit all-time rating for only number 2 ???
Yes, for #2 - for the annual best opponent.
I’ll give you an example:
1. The fighter won the number 2; he no longer fought this year and received 200 points in an all-time rating;
2. The fighter won the numbers 2 numbers 7 and numbers 14 this year and received 200 points of the all-time rating;
3 fighter won number 2 numbers 3 and number 3 again and also received 200 all-time rating points.
It turns out according to the rating all three have given the same year but by the fact fighter № 3 ???
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mike1989 wrote: 14 Nov 2018, 17:04
computerrank wrote: 12 Nov 2018, 18:02
mike1989 wrote: 10 Nov 2018, 19:50 See what situation you get:
Alexander Usyk beat for the year 2018 number 2; No. 3 and once again number 3 apoluchit all-time rating for only number 2 ???
Yes, for #2 - for the annual best opponent.
I’ll give you an example:
1. The fighter won the number 2; he no longer fought this year and received 200 points in an all-time rating;
2. The fighter won the numbers 2 numbers 7 and numbers 14 this year and received 200 points of the all-time rating;
3 fighter won number 2 numbers 3 and number 3 again and also received 200 all-time rating points.
It turns out according to the rating all three have given the same year but by the fact fighter № 3 ???
I understand. the difference. But I think, it is enough to reward all 3 with the points for defeating #2, their best annual win.
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so does this system punish ambitious guys who will fight the #2, then several of the next best guys the same year ? it doesnt rate them any higher then if they just beat the #2? is that right?

if that is true, it is especially out of place in a historically shallow division like cruiser, where a few high level wins really goes a long way for a fighters standing
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