Source - Boxrec
"The Active ratings include only those boxers who have fought a bout within the past 365 days. After a year of not fighting, a boxer is automatically designated "Inactive" by the BoxRec computer. A boxer is also designated "Inactive" if he has announced his retirement, even if he may have had a bout within the past 365 days. Every boxer in the database is rated--even those with an 0-1 record."
Why is Wilder listed as active?
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Re: Why is Wilder listed as active?
I'm guessing because Covid has made it more difficult to get fights so maybe they aren't being as strict with this at the moment.dont ask me wrote: ↑03 Mar 2021, 07:55 Source - Boxrec
"The Active ratings include only those boxers who have fought a bout within the past 365 days. After a year of not fighting, a boxer is automatically designated "Inactive" by the BoxRec computer. A boxer is also designated "Inactive" if he has announced his retirement, even if he may have had a bout within the past 365 days. Every boxer in the database is rated--even those with an 0-1 record."
Re: Why is Wilder listed as active?
With the Covid thing, they have added six months extra to the inactivity threshold.
(Will probably stay at 18 months, even after COVID...)