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Originally Posted by bear
I'm trying to think of a quick and easy way to evaluate fighter pperfomance and expectations. I'm looking at multiplying a fighter's rating by three to come up with a figure for expected production for a season. Does this sound like a good yardstick?
Bear
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A simple way I calculate is to take 105 and divide it by 16. You get close to 6 and a half (actually 6.5625). So the "average" fighter, the .500 fighter, should theoretically be somewhere between a 6 and a 7 rating. Figuring out expected win share for each rating based on this scheme is pretty simple, if not entirely scientific. Of course, it does not take into account points scored in KO, but then again, if your guy is over .500 and he is under a 6, you immediately know he is doing better than he theoretically should expect to do.
That's my rough formula, anyway.