JMDD Rankings, Quarter #1, 4/3/2023 | Female Celebrity Boxing Association (FCBA)

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JMDD Rankings, Quarter #1, 4/3/2023 Apr 3, 2023 22:36:36 GMT -6 Vassago, Lookout! Boxing, and 1 more like this

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Post by carnationcreations on Apr 3, 2023 22:36:36 GMT -6

Note before I go: tomorrow (or very soon) I'll launch a surprise poll, extra points if y'all can guess what it is.
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If anyone has any questions about the methodology or why Fighter X is at position Y, I am open to replies. All fighters listed here have fought in the past 365 days in the JMDD division.

Summary:

Kate Upton remains the top-ranked JMDD boxer, with a rating of 1,467. She has a significant lead over the second-ranked Lorella Boccia, who has a rating of 1,373.
Hailey Clauson has moved up to fourth place, with a rating of 1,324. She is the current JMDD Champion, after successfully defending her title against Elizabeth Turner on March 31st. Turner has dropped to fifteenth place, with a rating of 1,220.
Brooklyn Decker has dropped to fifth place, with a rating of 1,307.
Alexandra Daddario and Anna Tantangelo have climbed to eighth and ninth place respectively, with ratings of 1,256 and 1,255. They have shown impressive skills and stamina intheir recent matches.
Kara Del Toro has significantly jumped in her ranking, moving up to tenth place with a rating of 1,243. She has won four consecutive matches in the past month, earning her a spot in the top 10.
Hayley Atwell is a new entrant in the JMDD rankings, returning at eighteenth place with a rating of 1,205. She is the highest-ranked British boxer in the JMDD division.

Rankings:
#1. Kate Upton

#2. Lorella Boccia

#3. Hannah Ferguson

#4. and Champion Hailey Clauson

#5. Brooklyn Decker

#6. Abigail Ratchford

#7. Kelly Rohrbach

#8. Alexandra Daddario
#9. Anna Tantangelo
#10. Kara Del Toro
#11. Diletta Leotta
#12. Charlotte McKinney
#13. Blake Lively
#14. Bethany Lily April
#15. Elizabeth Turner
#16. Valentina Fradegrada
#17. Jessica Ashley
#18. Hayley Atwell
#19. Christina Hendricks
#20. Valerie van der Graaf
#21. Kelly Brook
#22. Stephanie McMahon
#23. Doutzen Kroes
#24. Natalie Roser
#25. Bo Krsmanovic
#26. Hannah Jeter (nee Davis)
#27. Irina Shayk
#28. Lucy Pinder
#29. Erin Willerton
#30. Genevieve Morton
#31. Jennifer Lawrence
#32. Gemma Atkinson
#33. Hailee Lautenbach
#34. Natalie Eva Marie
#35. Chrissy Teigen
#36. Alice Goodwin
#37. Samantha Hoopes

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JMDD Rankings, Quarter #1, 4/3/2023 Apr 4, 2023 0:31:54 GMT -6 via Tapatalk Lookout! Boxing and carnationcreations like this

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Post by caspian on Apr 4, 2023 0:31:54 GMT -6

I guess I'm a fan of these types of rankings, where the champion doesn't automatically jump to 1st place. Also, I'm assuming BBU fights aren't counted in these calculations?

My genuine question: how many more times would someone like Clauson have to beat Upton for them to switch places?

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JMDD Rankings, Quarter #1, 4/3/2023 Apr 4, 2023 3:11:05 GMT -6 Lookout! Boxing likes this

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Post by carnationcreations on Apr 4, 2023 3:11:05 GMT -6

Apr 4, 2023 0:31:54 GMT -6 caspian said:

I guess I'm a fan of these types of rankings, where the champion doesn't automatically jump to 1st place. Also, I'm assuming BBU fights aren't counted in these calculations?

My genuine question: how many more times would someone like Clauson have to beat Upton for them to switch places?

BBU fights are not counted in these calculations because the BBU is a different promotion, and their world interacts so infrequently with the FCBA that my inclination is to not count those fights. Now, I think a story of "this BBU fighter is on a roll, how does she do in the FCBA" is great, but for the purposes of these rankings I don't count them.

So, a quick run of my calculations is that, in a vaccum Clauson would need to:

beat Upton four times, or
three times + any other win
wait three months when I do the rankings again, because Upton was one day away from falling out of the rankings due to inactivity

Last Edit: Apr 4, 2023 3:13:16 GMT -6 by carnationcreations

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JMDD Rankings, Quarter #1, 4/3/2023 Apr 4, 2023 3:14:17 GMT -6 Lookout! Boxing likes this

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Post by carnationcreations on Apr 4, 2023 3:14:17 GMT -6

To expand more, because I love history and theory:

My explanation for why it would be that hard to overtake Upton is that Kate Upton is a JMDD legend. She is 32-5, and has been #1 in the JMDD rankings since the division started in early 2015. She wasn't #1 only from March 29th, 2019 to May 25th 2019. Hannah Ferguson (13-1 and Champion) overtook Upton (17-3) by 17 points after Ferguson beat Hayley Atwell and was on a ten-match winning streak in JMDD bouts. Upton, meanwhile, was on a two-match skid, losing to Tahnee Atkinson and Brooklyn Decker.

And then Kate Upton beat Hannah Ferguson on May 25th, and took the #1 spot back.

Hailey Clauson is wonderful, but she's 8-3, and before her current streak was 3-3 fighting in JMDD once or twice per year. The biggest facet that I believe will get Clauson (or any other JMDD fighter) to that #1 level isn't necessarily beating Kate Upton four straight times - although that would help - but having her face steady competition. Upton wasn't exactly facing Amanda Righetti every time 😂