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https://boxrec.com/en/event/832117/2672385
Any reason why this bout doesn't have a weight class attached to it? This being a 2 star bout seemed off since Santiago arguably beat Adrien Broner... it should at least have been a 3 star bout, no?
Any reason why this bout doesn't have a weight class attached to it? This being a 2 star bout seemed off since Santiago arguably beat Adrien Broner... it should at least have been a 3 star bout, no?
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Re: Ratings - please read before commenting
There seems no reason to have no weight class attached to that bout. You should post that at the forum Record Queries & UpdatesManrae wrote: ↑01 Aug 2022, 00:32 https://boxrec.com/en/event/832117/2672385
Any reason why this bout doesn't have a weight class attached to it? This being a 2 star bout seemed off since Santiago arguably beat Adrien Broner... it should at least have been a 3 star bout, no?
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#17 Mike Plania (3.5 stars) vs #4 Ra'eese Aleem (4.5 stars)
^^Why is this listed as a 2 star bout?
https://boxrec.com/en/event/858306/2879960
^^Why is this listed as a 2 star bout?
https://boxrec.com/en/event/858306/2879960
Re: Ratings - please read before commenting
I made a thread, no one has replied...computerrank wrote: ↑01 Aug 2022, 03:13There seems no reason to have no weight class attached to that bout. You should post that at the forum Record Queries & UpdatesManrae wrote: ↑01 Aug 2022, 00:32 https://boxrec.com/en/event/832117/2672385
Any reason why this bout doesn't have a weight class attached to it? This being a 2 star bout seemed off since Santiago arguably beat Adrien Broner... it should at least have been a 3 star bout, no?
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Honest question... should we be worried about the future of this website?
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It's not the editors' fault. The editors cannot change that bout. The new BoxRec release double checks whether the judge score complies with number of rounds boxed. And it says 60 judge points do not comply with a RTD6. It treats RTD as KO and assumes there was not score for round 6.Manrae wrote: ↑04 Aug 2022, 21:54I made a thread, no one has replied...computerrank wrote: ↑01 Aug 2022, 03:13There seems no reason to have no weight class attached to that bout. You should post that at the forum Record Queries & UpdatesManrae wrote: ↑01 Aug 2022, 00:32 https://boxrec.com/en/event/832117/2672385
Any reason why this bout doesn't have a weight class attached to it? This being a 2 star bout seemed off since Santiago arguably beat Adrien Broner... it should at least have been a 3 star bout, no?
viewforum.php?f=1
Honest question... should we be worried about the future of this website?![]()
I changed to DQ and Super Lightweight. But now I cannot change back to RTD
Re: Ratings - please read before commenting
I appreciate your work as always, thank you so much for your replycomputerrank wrote: ↑05 Aug 2022, 02:30It's not the editors' fault. The editors cannot change that bout. The new BoxRec release double checks whether the judge score complies with number of rounds boxed. And it says 60 judge points do not comply with a RTD6. It treats RTD as KO and assumes there was not score for round 6.Manrae wrote: ↑04 Aug 2022, 21:54I made a thread, no one has replied...computerrank wrote: ↑01 Aug 2022, 03:13
There seems no reason to have no weight class attached to that bout. You should post that at the forum Record Queries & Updates
viewforum.php?f=1
Honest question... should we be worried about the future of this website?![]()
I changed to DQ and Super Lightweight. But now I cannot change back to RTD, First that bug has to fixed too - that is in the pipeline.
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Is BoxRec reaching sentience? It seems like it has a mind of its own and its human overseers are now powerless to contradict its decisions.computerrank wrote: ↑05 Aug 2022, 02:30It's not the editors' fault. The editors cannot change that bout. The new BoxRec release double checks whether the judge score complies with number of rounds boxed. And it says 60 judge points do not comply with a RTD6. It treats RTD as KO and assumes there was not score for round 6.Manrae wrote: ↑04 Aug 2022, 21:54I made a thread, no one has replied...computerrank wrote: ↑01 Aug 2022, 03:13
There seems no reason to have no weight class attached to that bout. You should post that at the forum Record Queries & Updates
viewforum.php?f=1
Honest question... should we be worried about the future of this website?![]()
I changed to DQ and Super Lightweight. But now I cannot change back to RTD, First that bug has to fixed too - that is in the pipeline.
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Re: Ratings - please read before commenting
Is that about the ratings algorithm?SportsRatings wrote: ↑05 Aug 2022, 15:11 Is BoxRec reaching sentience? It seems like it has a mind of its own and its human overseers are now powerless to contradict its decisions.
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Boxrec as a whole...not allowing you to do things, like HALcomputerrank wrote: ↑05 Aug 2022, 16:04Is that about the ratings algorithm?SportsRatings wrote: ↑05 Aug 2022, 15:11 Is BoxRec reaching sentience? It seems like it has a mind of its own and its human overseers are now powerless to contradict its decisions.
I envision you having to squeeze through ventilation ducts to remove circuit boards one by one to regain control, while Boxrec sings "Daisy"
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Re: Ratings - please read before commenting
Since the ratings are no longer visible to users, can someone could post the all-time heavyweights by career peak, without the top 5 opponents thing.
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1 Heavyweight 7033 Vitali Klitschko 621.6951
2 Heavyweight 1853 Lennox Lewis 576.3809
3 Heavyweight 7035 Wladimir Klitschko 502.9705
4 Heavyweight 9032 Rocky Marciano 403.6983
5 Heavyweight 9027 Joe Louis 298.7938
6 Heavyweight 479205 Tyson Fury 280.7366
7 Heavyweight 180 Muhammad Ali 258.9802
8 Heavyweight 9012 Ezzard Charles 172.5565
9 Heavyweight 9031 Sonny Liston 170.4930
10 Heavyweight 9046 Gene Tunney 150.8769
11 Heavyweight 1640 Riddick Bowe 148.6770
12 Heavyweight 659461 Anthony Joshua 133.6385
13 Heavyweight 318081 Alexander Povetkin 120.2661
14 Heavyweight 499 Evander Holyfield 117.2002
15 Heavyweight 9038 Floyd Patterson 113.9118
16 Heavyweight 468841 Deontay Wilder 113.8962
17 Heavyweight 150 Larry Holmes 110.9543
18 Heavyweight 155774 David Haye 100.1924
19 Heavyweight 474 Mike Tyson 94.7879
20 Heavyweight 12711 Ingemar Johansson 90.0996
21 Heavyweight 659772 Oleksandr Usyk 89.0961
22 Heavyweight 19904 Nikolai Valuev 88.7696
23 Heavyweight 11028 Jersey Joe Walcott 75.4514
24 Heavyweight 147 Joe Frazier 68.8495
25 Heavyweight 9009 Jack Dempsey 64.6615
26 Heavyweight 5981 Ike Ibeabuchi 60.7590
27 Heavyweight 90 George Foreman 59.7514
28 Heavyweight 4923 Chris Byrd 58.4570
29 Heavyweight 24358 Ruslan Chagaev 58.2402
30 Heavyweight 21633 Tony Thompson 55.9408
31 Heavyweight 113634 Sultan Ibragimov 53.4187
32 Heavyweight 4343 David Tua 51.5477
33 Heavyweight 4655 John Ruiz 51.1918
34 Heavyweight 528949 Luis Ortiz 50.8448
35 Heavyweight 9382 Cleveland Williams 49.4009
36 Heavyweight 511850 Kubrat Pulev 47.9836
37 Heavyweight 2011 Henry Akinwande 47.5796
38 Heavyweight 505 Frank Bruno 47.0183
39 Heavyweight 10529 Bob Pastor 45.1309
40 Heavyweight 569964 Dillian Whyte 40.7023
41 Heavyweight 212248 Chris Arreola 38.2231
42 Heavyweight 12469 Clarence Henry 37.9826
43 Heavyweight 32364 Samuel Peter 36.8418
44 Heavyweight 498837 Jarrell Miller 36.3910
45 Heavyweight 168 Ken Norton 36.0009
46 Heavyweight 6070 Hasim Rahman 35.9768
47 Heavyweight 7777 Kirk Johnson 35.3157
48 Heavyweight 10881 Eddie Machen 34.6989
49 Heavyweight 12459 Karel Sys 34.3895
50 Heavyweight 5847 Michael Grant 33.8219
51 Heavyweight 10337 Elmer Ray 33.5152
52 Heavyweight 584 James Douglas 33.0749
53 Heavyweight 10526 Melio Bettina 32.7570
54 Heavyweight 21587 Kid Riviera 32.1601
55 Heavyweight 9041 Max Schmeling 31.9352
56 Heavyweight 489762 Andy Ruiz 31.2746
57 Heavyweight 16178 Jimmy Ellis 31.0569
58 Heavyweight 451 Oliver McCall 31.0489
59 Heavyweight 1728 Corrie Sanders 30.8217
60 Heavyweight 79357 Alexander Dimitrenko 30.4034
61 Heavyweight 17739 Cedric Boswell 29.7162
62 Heavyweight 10344 Joe Baksi 29.6987
63 Heavyweight 11981 Leotis Martin 29.5581
64 Heavyweight 16554 Joe Mesi 29.0240
65 Heavyweight 12475 Bob Baker 28.6739
66 Heavyweight 5038 Zeljko Mavrovic 28.5269
67 Heavyweight 32493 Calvin Brock 28.1948
68 Heavyweight 381739 Derek Chisora 28.1011
69 Heavyweight 12116 Roscoe Toles 28.0611
70 Heavyweight 613846 Joseph Parker 27.9320
71 Heavyweight 583767 Murat Gassiev 27.3327
72 Heavyweight 1137 Michael Moorer 27.1905
73 Heavyweight 9383 Ernie Terrell 26.4299
74 Heavyweight 9384 Zora Folley 26.3244
75 Heavyweight 4629 Shannon Briggs 26.2221
76 Heavyweight 4681 Brian Nielsen 26.1984
77 Heavyweight 9385 Jerry Quarry 26.1009
78 Heavyweight 10360 Nino Valdes 25.8043
79 Heavyweight 495 Tony Tucker 24.8222
80 Heavyweight 7532 Guillermo Jones 24.4640
81 Heavyweight 2463 Gerry Cooney 23.9605
82 Heavyweight 12131 Buddy Baer 23.6415
83 Heavyweight 12077 Max Baer 23.2770
84 Heavyweight 4892 Larry Donald 22.9150
85 Heavyweight 1869 Donovan Ruddock 22.6800
86 Heavyweight 13622 Olle Tandberg 22.5583
87 Heavyweight 9381 Karl Mildenberger 22.2826
88 Heavyweight 14027 Fres Oquendo 22.1144
89 Heavyweight 9386 Oscar Bonavena 22.0455
90 Heavyweight 37004 Bruce Woodcock 21.6167
91 Heavyweight 9379 Henry Cooper 21.2105
92 Heavyweight 42016 Oleg Platov 21.1820
93 Heavyweight 2039 Herbie Hide 20.9103
94 Heavyweight 451505 Robert Helenius 20.8715
95 Heavyweight 34277 Eddie Chambers 20.7216
96 Heavyweight 24674 Lee Q Murray 20.6470
97 Heavyweight 405 Mike Weaver 20.3001
98 Heavyweight 12125 Tony Galento 19.9106
99 Heavyweight 4345 Andrew Golota 19.7207
100 Heavyweight 31256 Volodymyr Vyrchys 19.6582-
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Re: Ratings - please read before commenting
computerrank wrote: ↑26 Aug 2022, 17:31Code: Select all
1 Heavyweight 7033 Vitali Klitschko 621.6951 2 Heavyweight 1853 Lennox Lewis 576.3809 3 Heavyweight 7035 Wladimir Klitschko 502.9705 4 Heavyweight 9032 Rocky Marciano 403.6983 5 Heavyweight 9027 Joe Louis 298.7938 6 Heavyweight 479205 Tyson Fury 280.7366 7 Heavyweight 180 Muhammad Ali 258.9802 8 Heavyweight 9012 Ezzard Charles 172.5565 9 Heavyweight 9031 Sonny Liston 170.4930 10 Heavyweight 9046 Gene Tunney 150.8769 11 Heavyweight 1640 Riddick Bowe 148.6770 12 Heavyweight 659461 Anthony Joshua 133.6385 13 Heavyweight 318081 Alexander Povetkin 120.2661 14 Heavyweight 499 Evander Holyfield 117.2002 15 Heavyweight 9038 Floyd Patterson 113.9118 16 Heavyweight 468841 Deontay Wilder 113.8962 17 Heavyweight 150 Larry Holmes 110.9543 18 Heavyweight 155774 David Haye 100.1924 19 Heavyweight 474 Mike Tyson 94.7879 20 Heavyweight 12711 Ingemar Johansson 90.0996 21 Heavyweight 659772 Oleksandr Usyk 89.0961 22 Heavyweight 19904 Nikolai Valuev 88.7696 23 Heavyweight 11028 Jersey Joe Walcott 75.4514 24 Heavyweight 147 Joe Frazier 68.8495 25 Heavyweight 9009 Jack Dempsey 64.6615 26 Heavyweight 5981 Ike Ibeabuchi 60.7590 27 Heavyweight 90 George Foreman 59.7514 28 Heavyweight 4923 Chris Byrd 58.4570 29 Heavyweight 24358 Ruslan Chagaev 58.2402 30 Heavyweight 21633 Tony Thompson 55.9408 31 Heavyweight 113634 Sultan Ibragimov 53.4187 32 Heavyweight 4343 David Tua 51.5477 33 Heavyweight 4655 John Ruiz 51.1918 34 Heavyweight 528949 Luis Ortiz 50.8448 35 Heavyweight 9382 Cleveland Williams 49.4009 36 Heavyweight 511850 Kubrat Pulev 47.9836 37 Heavyweight 2011 Henry Akinwande 47.5796 38 Heavyweight 505 Frank Bruno 47.0183 39 Heavyweight 10529 Bob Pastor 45.1309 40 Heavyweight 569964 Dillian Whyte 40.7023 41 Heavyweight 212248 Chris Arreola 38.2231 42 Heavyweight 12469 Clarence Henry 37.9826 43 Heavyweight 32364 Samuel Peter 36.8418 44 Heavyweight 498837 Jarrell Miller 36.3910 45 Heavyweight 168 Ken Norton 36.0009 46 Heavyweight 6070 Hasim Rahman 35.9768 47 Heavyweight 7777 Kirk Johnson 35.3157 48 Heavyweight 10881 Eddie Machen 34.6989 49 Heavyweight 12459 Karel Sys 34.3895 50 Heavyweight 5847 Michael Grant 33.8219 51 Heavyweight 10337 Elmer Ray 33.5152 52 Heavyweight 584 James Douglas 33.0749 53 Heavyweight 10526 Melio Bettina 32.7570 54 Heavyweight 21587 Kid Riviera 32.1601 55 Heavyweight 9041 Max Schmeling 31.9352 56 Heavyweight 489762 Andy Ruiz 31.2746 57 Heavyweight 16178 Jimmy Ellis 31.0569 58 Heavyweight 451 Oliver McCall 31.0489 59 Heavyweight 1728 Corrie Sanders 30.8217 60 Heavyweight 79357 Alexander Dimitrenko 30.4034 61 Heavyweight 17739 Cedric Boswell 29.7162 62 Heavyweight 10344 Joe Baksi 29.6987 63 Heavyweight 11981 Leotis Martin 29.5581 64 Heavyweight 16554 Joe Mesi 29.0240 65 Heavyweight 12475 Bob Baker 28.6739 66 Heavyweight 5038 Zeljko Mavrovic 28.5269 67 Heavyweight 32493 Calvin Brock 28.1948 68 Heavyweight 381739 Derek Chisora 28.1011 69 Heavyweight 12116 Roscoe Toles 28.0611 70 Heavyweight 613846 Joseph Parker 27.9320 71 Heavyweight 583767 Murat Gassiev 27.3327 72 Heavyweight 1137 Michael Moorer 27.1905 73 Heavyweight 9383 Ernie Terrell 26.4299 74 Heavyweight 9384 Zora Folley 26.3244 75 Heavyweight 4629 Shannon Briggs 26.2221 76 Heavyweight 4681 Brian Nielsen 26.1984 77 Heavyweight 9385 Jerry Quarry 26.1009 78 Heavyweight 10360 Nino Valdes 25.8043 79 Heavyweight 495 Tony Tucker 24.8222 80 Heavyweight 7532 Guillermo Jones 24.4640 81 Heavyweight 2463 Gerry Cooney 23.9605 82 Heavyweight 12131 Buddy Baer 23.6415 83 Heavyweight 12077 Max Baer 23.2770 84 Heavyweight 4892 Larry Donald 22.9150 85 Heavyweight 1869 Donovan Ruddock 22.6800 86 Heavyweight 13622 Olle Tandberg 22.5583 87 Heavyweight 9381 Karl Mildenberger 22.2826 88 Heavyweight 14027 Fres Oquendo 22.1144 89 Heavyweight 9386 Oscar Bonavena 22.0455 90 Heavyweight 37004 Bruce Woodcock 21.6167 91 Heavyweight 9379 Henry Cooper 21.2105 92 Heavyweight 42016 Oleg Platov 21.1820 93 Heavyweight 2039 Herbie Hide 20.9103 94 Heavyweight 451505 Robert Helenius 20.8715 95 Heavyweight 34277 Eddie Chambers 20.7216 96 Heavyweight 24674 Lee Q Murray 20.6470 97 Heavyweight 405 Mike Weaver 20.3001 98 Heavyweight 12125 Tony Galento 19.9106 99 Heavyweight 4345 Andrew Golota 19.7207 100 Heavyweight 31256 Volodymyr Vyrchys 19.6582
I prefer these rankings to the official ones. They're "purer" and peak vs peak is pretty much always assumed when debating how guys from different eras would fair against each other.
Is this their overall peak or just their peak within the heavyweight division? Like could Gene Tunney have more points at light heavyweight?
Also, does this have the 15 year thing, where the system assumes their points will decline until they're 15 years past their peak? So someone like Tyson Fury would have more points than this in reality?
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Re: Ratings - please read before commenting
-These ratings are referenced to absolute WHR ratings. So there are no extra points for bouts in lower weight divisions.pugilisticspecialist wrote: ↑26 Aug 2022, 19:32 I prefer these rankings to the official ones. They're "purer" and peak vs peak is pretty much always assumed when debating how guys from different eras would fair against each other.
Is this their overall peak or just their peak within the heavyweight division? Like could Gene Tunney have more points at light heavyweight?
Also, does this have the 15 year thing, where the system assumes their points will decline until they're 15 years past their peak? So someone like Tyson Fury would have more points than this in reality?
- The ratings for the last 15 years are reduced. So Tyson Fury would be top uncorrected.
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Re: Ratings - please read before commenting
So all of Usyk's ~89 points at heavyweight come from just his heavyweight bouts? None of his cruiserweights bouts contribute to that rating?computerrank wrote: ↑27 Aug 2022, 06:54-These ratings are referenced to absolute WHR ratings. So there are no extra points for bouts in lower weight divisions.pugilisticspecialist wrote: ↑26 Aug 2022, 19:32 I prefer these rankings to the official ones. They're "purer" and peak vs peak is pretty much always assumed when debating how guys from different eras would fair against each other.
Is this their overall peak or just their peak within the heavyweight division? Like could Gene Tunney have more points at light heavyweight?
Also, does this have the 15 year thing, where the system assumes their points will decline until they're 15 years past their peak? So someone like Tyson Fury would have more points than this in reality?
I don't have a problem with that, I'm just curious.
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Re: Ratings - please read before commenting
All bouts outside of Heavyweight disregarded for the peak collection you get:pugilisticspecialist wrote: ↑27 Aug 2022, 17:51So all of Usyk's ~89 points at heavyweight come from just his heavyweight bouts? None of his cruiserweights bouts contribute to that rating?computerrank wrote: ↑27 Aug 2022, 06:54-These ratings are referenced to absolute WHR ratings. So there are no extra points for bouts in lower weight divisions.pugilisticspecialist wrote: ↑26 Aug 2022, 19:32 I prefer these rankings to the official ones. They're "purer" and peak vs peak is pretty much always assumed when debating how guys from different eras would fair against each other.
Is this their overall peak or just their peak within the heavyweight division? Like could Gene Tunney have more points at light heavyweight?
Also, does this have the 15 year thing, where the system assumes their points will decline until they're 15 years past their peak? So someone like Tyson Fury would have more points than this in reality?
I don't have a problem with that, I'm just curious.
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1 Heavyweight 7033 Vitali Klitschko 621.7566
2 Heavyweight 1853 Lennox Lewis 576.3809
3 Heavyweight 7035 Wladimir Klitschko 503.0978
4 Heavyweight 9032 Rocky Marciano 403.6989
5 Heavyweight 9027 Joe Louis 298.7943
6 Heavyweight 479205 Tyson Fury 280.9471
7 Heavyweight 180 Muhammad Ali 258.9802
8 Heavyweight 9012 Ezzard Charles 172.5565
9 Heavyweight 9031 Sonny Liston 170.4930
10 Heavyweight 9046 Gene Tunney 150.8838
11 Heavyweight 1640 Riddick Bowe 148.6769
12 Heavyweight 659461 Anthony Joshua 133.6759
13 Heavyweight 318081 Alexander Povetkin 120.2972
14 Heavyweight 499 Evander Holyfield 117.2002
15 Heavyweight 468841 Deontay Wilder 113.9808
16 Heavyweight 9038 Floyd Patterson 113.9120
17 Heavyweight 150 Larry Holmes 110.9543
18 Heavyweight 155774 David Haye 100.2137
19 Heavyweight 474 Mike Tyson 94.7879
20 Heavyweight 12711 Ingemar Johansson 90.0997
21 Heavyweight 19904 Nikolai Valuev 88.7646
22 Heavyweight 659772 Oleksandr Usyk 80.3508
23 Heavyweight 11028 Jersey Joe Walcott 75.4514
24 Heavyweight 147 Joe Frazier 68.8495
25 Heavyweight 9009 Jack Dempsey 64.6692
26 Heavyweight 5981 Ike Ibeabuchi 60.7590
27 Heavyweight 90 George Foreman 59.7514
28 Heavyweight 4923 Chris Byrd 58.4570
29 Heavyweight 24358 Ruslan Chagaev 58.2345
30 Heavyweight 21633 Tony Thompson 55.9346
31 Heavyweight 113634 Sultan Ibragimov 53.4355
32 Heavyweight 4343 David Tua 51.5477
33 Heavyweight 4655 John Ruiz 51.1918
34 Heavyweight 528949 Luis Ortiz 50.8653
35 Heavyweight 9382 Cleveland Williams 49.4008
36 Heavyweight 511850 Kubrat Pulev 47.9596
37 Heavyweight 2011 Henry Akinwande 47.5796
38 Heavyweight 505 Frank Bruno 47.0183
39 Heavyweight 10529 Bob Pastor 45.1311
40 Heavyweight 569964 Dillian Whyte 40.7072
41 Heavyweight 212248 Chris Arreola 38.2335
42 Heavyweight 12469 Clarence Henry 37.9826
43 Heavyweight 32364 Samuel Peter 36.8405
44 Heavyweight 498837 Jarrell Miller 36.3923
45 Heavyweight 168 Ken Norton 36.0009
46 Heavyweight 6070 Hasim Rahman 35.9768
47 Heavyweight 7777 Kirk Johnson 35.3147
48 Heavyweight 10881 Eddie Machen 34.6989
49 Heavyweight 12459 Karel Sys 34.3694
50 Heavyweight 5847 Michael Grant 33.8219
51 Heavyweight 10337 Elmer Ray 33.5152
52 Heavyweight 584 James Douglas 33.0749
53 Heavyweight 10526 Melio Bettina 32.7571
54 Heavyweight 21587 Kid Riviera 32.1601
55 Heavyweight 9041 Max Schmeling 31.9357
56 Heavyweight 489762 Andy Ruiz 31.2361
57 Heavyweight 16178 Jimmy Ellis 31.0569
58 Heavyweight 451 Oliver McCall 31.0487
59 Heavyweight 1728 Corrie Sanders 30.8214
60 Heavyweight 79357 Alexander Dimitrenko 30.3918
61 Heavyweight 17739 Cedric Boswell 29.7262
62 Heavyweight 10344 Joe Baksi 29.6987
63 Heavyweight 11981 Leotis Martin 29.5581
64 Heavyweight 16554 Joe Mesi 29.0239
65 Heavyweight 12475 Bob Baker 28.6739
66 Heavyweight 5038 Zeljko Mavrovic 28.5269
67 Heavyweight 32493 Calvin Brock 28.1945
68 Heavyweight 381739 Derek Chisora 28.0736
69 Heavyweight 12116 Roscoe Toles 28.0611
70 Heavyweight 613846 Joseph Parker 27.9172
71 Heavyweight 1137 Michael Moorer 27.1905
72 Heavyweight 9383 Ernie Terrell 26.4299
73 Heavyweight 9384 Zora Folley 26.3248
74 Heavyweight 4629 Shannon Briggs 26.2216
75 Heavyweight 4681 Brian Nielsen 26.1984
76 Heavyweight 9385 Jerry Quarry 26.1009
77 Heavyweight 10360 Nino Valdes 25.8043
78 Heavyweight 495 Tony Tucker 24.8222
79 Heavyweight 7532 Guillermo Jones 24.4640
80 Heavyweight 2463 Gerry Cooney 23.9605
81 Heavyweight 12131 Buddy Baer 23.6420
82 Heavyweight 12077 Max Baer 23.2770
83 Heavyweight 4892 Larry Donald 22.9150
84 Heavyweight 1869 Donovan Ruddock 22.6800
85 Heavyweight 13622 Olle Tandberg 22.5583
86 Heavyweight 9381 Karl Mildenberger 22.2826
87 Heavyweight 14027 Fres Oquendo 22.1143
88 Heavyweight 9386 Oscar Bonavena 22.0455
89 Heavyweight 37004 Bruce Woodcock 21.6167
90 Heavyweight 9379 Henry Cooper 21.2104
91 Heavyweight 42016 Oleg Platov 21.1892
92 Heavyweight 2039 Herbie Hide 20.9103
93 Heavyweight 451505 Robert Helenius 20.8757
94 Heavyweight 34277 Eddie Chambers 20.7212
95 Heavyweight 24674 Lee Q Murray 20.6470
96 Heavyweight 405 Mike Weaver 20.3001
97 Heavyweight 12125 Tony Galento 19.9113
98 Heavyweight 4345 Andrew Golota 19.7207
99 Heavyweight 31256 Volodymyr Vyrchys 19.6577
100 Heavyweight 226 Ron Lyle 19.6338
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Re: Ratings - please read before commenting
So Usyk peaked at 89 as a cruiserweight and peaked at 80 as a heavyweight? Just trying to make things clear.computerrank wrote: ↑28 Aug 2022, 03:45All bouts outside of Heavyweight disregarded for the peak collection you get:pugilisticspecialist wrote: ↑27 Aug 2022, 17:51So all of Usyk's ~89 points at heavyweight come from just his heavyweight bouts? None of his cruiserweights bouts contribute to that rating?computerrank wrote: ↑27 Aug 2022, 06:54 -These ratings are referenced to absolute WHR ratings. So there are no extra points for bouts in lower weight divisions.
I don't have a problem with that, I'm just curious.Code: Select all
1 Heavyweight 7033 Vitali Klitschko 621.7566 2 Heavyweight 1853 Lennox Lewis 576.3809 3 Heavyweight 7035 Wladimir Klitschko 503.0978 4 Heavyweight 9032 Rocky Marciano 403.6989 5 Heavyweight 9027 Joe Louis 298.7943 6 Heavyweight 479205 Tyson Fury 280.9471 7 Heavyweight 180 Muhammad Ali 258.9802 8 Heavyweight 9012 Ezzard Charles 172.5565 9 Heavyweight 9031 Sonny Liston 170.4930 10 Heavyweight 9046 Gene Tunney 150.8838 11 Heavyweight 1640 Riddick Bowe 148.6769 12 Heavyweight 659461 Anthony Joshua 133.6759 13 Heavyweight 318081 Alexander Povetkin 120.2972 14 Heavyweight 499 Evander Holyfield 117.2002 15 Heavyweight 468841 Deontay Wilder 113.9808 16 Heavyweight 9038 Floyd Patterson 113.9120 17 Heavyweight 150 Larry Holmes 110.9543 18 Heavyweight 155774 David Haye 100.2137 19 Heavyweight 474 Mike Tyson 94.7879 20 Heavyweight 12711 Ingemar Johansson 90.0997 21 Heavyweight 19904 Nikolai Valuev 88.7646 22 Heavyweight 659772 Oleksandr Usyk 80.3508 23 Heavyweight 11028 Jersey Joe Walcott 75.4514 24 Heavyweight 147 Joe Frazier 68.8495 25 Heavyweight 9009 Jack Dempsey 64.6692 26 Heavyweight 5981 Ike Ibeabuchi 60.7590 27 Heavyweight 90 George Foreman 59.7514 28 Heavyweight 4923 Chris Byrd 58.4570 29 Heavyweight 24358 Ruslan Chagaev 58.2345 30 Heavyweight 21633 Tony Thompson 55.9346 31 Heavyweight 113634 Sultan Ibragimov 53.4355 32 Heavyweight 4343 David Tua 51.5477 33 Heavyweight 4655 John Ruiz 51.1918 34 Heavyweight 528949 Luis Ortiz 50.8653 35 Heavyweight 9382 Cleveland Williams 49.4008 36 Heavyweight 511850 Kubrat Pulev 47.9596 37 Heavyweight 2011 Henry Akinwande 47.5796 38 Heavyweight 505 Frank Bruno 47.0183 39 Heavyweight 10529 Bob Pastor 45.1311 40 Heavyweight 569964 Dillian Whyte 40.7072 41 Heavyweight 212248 Chris Arreola 38.2335 42 Heavyweight 12469 Clarence Henry 37.9826 43 Heavyweight 32364 Samuel Peter 36.8405 44 Heavyweight 498837 Jarrell Miller 36.3923 45 Heavyweight 168 Ken Norton 36.0009 46 Heavyweight 6070 Hasim Rahman 35.9768 47 Heavyweight 7777 Kirk Johnson 35.3147 48 Heavyweight 10881 Eddie Machen 34.6989 49 Heavyweight 12459 Karel Sys 34.3694 50 Heavyweight 5847 Michael Grant 33.8219 51 Heavyweight 10337 Elmer Ray 33.5152 52 Heavyweight 584 James Douglas 33.0749 53 Heavyweight 10526 Melio Bettina 32.7571 54 Heavyweight 21587 Kid Riviera 32.1601 55 Heavyweight 9041 Max Schmeling 31.9357 56 Heavyweight 489762 Andy Ruiz 31.2361 57 Heavyweight 16178 Jimmy Ellis 31.0569 58 Heavyweight 451 Oliver McCall 31.0487 59 Heavyweight 1728 Corrie Sanders 30.8214 60 Heavyweight 79357 Alexander Dimitrenko 30.3918 61 Heavyweight 17739 Cedric Boswell 29.7262 62 Heavyweight 10344 Joe Baksi 29.6987 63 Heavyweight 11981 Leotis Martin 29.5581 64 Heavyweight 16554 Joe Mesi 29.0239 65 Heavyweight 12475 Bob Baker 28.6739 66 Heavyweight 5038 Zeljko Mavrovic 28.5269 67 Heavyweight 32493 Calvin Brock 28.1945 68 Heavyweight 381739 Derek Chisora 28.0736 69 Heavyweight 12116 Roscoe Toles 28.0611 70 Heavyweight 613846 Joseph Parker 27.9172 71 Heavyweight 1137 Michael Moorer 27.1905 72 Heavyweight 9383 Ernie Terrell 26.4299 73 Heavyweight 9384 Zora Folley 26.3248 74 Heavyweight 4629 Shannon Briggs 26.2216 75 Heavyweight 4681 Brian Nielsen 26.1984 76 Heavyweight 9385 Jerry Quarry 26.1009 77 Heavyweight 10360 Nino Valdes 25.8043 78 Heavyweight 495 Tony Tucker 24.8222 79 Heavyweight 7532 Guillermo Jones 24.4640 80 Heavyweight 2463 Gerry Cooney 23.9605 81 Heavyweight 12131 Buddy Baer 23.6420 82 Heavyweight 12077 Max Baer 23.2770 83 Heavyweight 4892 Larry Donald 22.9150 84 Heavyweight 1869 Donovan Ruddock 22.6800 85 Heavyweight 13622 Olle Tandberg 22.5583 86 Heavyweight 9381 Karl Mildenberger 22.2826 87 Heavyweight 14027 Fres Oquendo 22.1143 88 Heavyweight 9386 Oscar Bonavena 22.0455 89 Heavyweight 37004 Bruce Woodcock 21.6167 90 Heavyweight 9379 Henry Cooper 21.2104 91 Heavyweight 42016 Oleg Platov 21.1892 92 Heavyweight 2039 Herbie Hide 20.9103 93 Heavyweight 451505 Robert Helenius 20.8757 94 Heavyweight 34277 Eddie Chambers 20.7212 95 Heavyweight 24674 Lee Q Murray 20.6470 96 Heavyweight 405 Mike Weaver 20.3001 97 Heavyweight 12125 Tony Galento 19.9113 98 Heavyweight 4345 Andrew Golota 19.7207 99 Heavyweight 31256 Volodymyr Vyrchys 19.6577 100 Heavyweight 226 Ron Lyle 19.6338
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Re: Ratings - please read before commenting
- Usyk's highest preliminary (reduced for potential overshooting) rating in a Heavyweight bout was 80. His highest uncorrected rating in a Heavyweight bout was 364.4.pugilisticspecialist wrote: ↑28 Aug 2022, 04:23 So Usyk peaked at 89 as a cruiserweight and peaked at 80 as a heavyweight? Just trying to make things clear.
- Usyk's highest preliminary (reduced for potential overshooting) rating in a Cruiserweight bout converted to Heavyweight was 89. His highest uncorrected rating in a Cruiserweight bout was 471.4, which converted to Heavyweight was 273.
Re: Ratings - please read before commenting
Martin,
Maybe this has changed.. but the last time we talked about it, I believe the system (12 round example) considered anything beyond 116-112 x3 or so, as a 'full' win.
I'm wondering if you've revisited this lately? In other words, expanding the zone of scores in which a decision is not credited a full win. Maybe a 120-108 x3 is worth a bit more than say, a 118-110 x3..
Maybe this has changed.. but the last time we talked about it, I believe the system (12 round example) considered anything beyond 116-112 x3 or so, as a 'full' win.
I'm wondering if you've revisited this lately? In other words, expanding the zone of scores in which a decision is not credited a full win. Maybe a 120-108 x3 is worth a bit more than say, a 118-110 x3..
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Jason,JCS wrote: ↑04 Sep 2022, 12:42 Martin,
Maybe this has changed.. but the last time we talked about it, I believe the system (12 round example) considered anything beyond 116-112 x3 or so, as a 'full' win.
I'm wondering if you've revisited this lately? In other words, expanding the zone of scores in which a decision is not credited a full win. Maybe a 120-108 x3 is worth a bit more than say, a 118-110 x3..
That wasn't changed. The limit to a clear win on points is 0.5 score difference per round per judge. So for a 12 rounds bout and one point awarded per round the normal limit is 117-111 per judge with 6 points difference out of 12 rounds.
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Judges aren't perfect, but I'm wondering if you can squeeze a bit more accuracy out of the system if you look into that a bit deeper... just a thought.computerrank wrote: ↑04 Sep 2022, 16:42Jason,JCS wrote: ↑04 Sep 2022, 12:42 Martin,
Maybe this has changed.. but the last time we talked about it, I believe the system (12 round example) considered anything beyond 116-112 x3 or so, as a 'full' win.
I'm wondering if you've revisited this lately? In other words, expanding the zone of scores in which a decision is not credited a full win. Maybe a 120-108 x3 is worth a bit more than say, a 118-110 x3..
That wasn't changed. The limit to a clear win on points is 0.5 score difference per round per judge. So for a 12 rounds bout and one point awarded per round the normal limit is 117-111 per judge with 6 points difference out of 12 rounds.
It seems likely the win "value" of a scorecard point diminishes as the gap widens beyond a certain threshold.. but to fully cap it off at 117-111 suggests that a 120-108 is no more telling of a victory and I'm not sure if I'd agree with that.
I'd be curious if you gave 90-95% value at 117-111... and to earn the remaining 5-10%, the fighter has to be even more dominant on the cards.
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Does that mean a 117-111 victory and a 120-108 victory and a TKO victory are all effectively worth the same amount in the current ratings system?
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Yes, it is - as it was optimized by maximum likelihood calculations.jujigatame wrote: ↑05 Sep 2022, 09:49 Does that mean a 117-111 victory and a 120-108 victory and a TKO victory are all effectively worth the same amount in the current ratings system?
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That's interesting, can you expand on what you mean by that?computerrank wrote: ↑05 Sep 2022, 10:32Yes, it is - as it was optimized by maximum likelihood calculations.jujigatame wrote: ↑05 Sep 2022, 09:49 Does that mean a 117-111 victory and a 120-108 victory and a TKO victory are all effectively worth the same amount in the current ratings system?
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I can't see a 117-111 being graded exactly the same as a KO/TKO....jujigatame wrote: ↑05 Sep 2022, 09:49 Does that mean a 117-111 victory and a 120-108 victory and a TKO victory are all effectively worth the same amount in the current ratings system?
I can see 120-108 being the same though... maybe a 119-109... as we've seen plenty of dominant fighters give a round away after a shutout.
I'd think a 117-111 and 118-110 are far enough from a KO/TKO that they'd see a slightly diminished win value.
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judges often give sympathy rounds in really one sided fights, you'll often see 119-109 or 118-110 pop up in fights where pretty much everyone online saw it as a shutout much