Every fighter is put up against the same scoring system.
You gain points for wins and lose points for losses.
The number of points is related to how successful your opponent is.
If you beat a highly ranked opponent, you would get more points than you would for beating a lower ranked opponent. Conversely, you lose less points for a loss against someone high on the list compared to losing to someone low on the list. Additionally, you remain linked to your opponent until your fight with them "expires". Every fighter's profile consists of their fights from the last 3 years within that weight division. Each fighter counts their best six wins, if they have that many, and their worst 6 losses, if they have that many. The fighters at the top are those who have successful records against other fighters with successful records. If you feel that a win/loss record for a fighter is not being properly represented, you can send statistical fact to gary@mmaranks.com
