AMDD Rankings from Queens on MAX

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AMDD Rankings from Queens on MAX Sept 18, 2023 6:38:26 GMT -6 Lookout! Boxing likes this

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Post by Queens of Absolution on Sept 18, 2023 6:38:26 GMT -6

Queens on MAX: AMDD Rankings

With the Abs of Mass Destruction (AMDD) Title inaugural championship over, hopefully signifying the start of a very active belt for Welterweight/Lightweight similarly to how the AMD belt has become a staple in Bantamweight/Flyweight I wanted to release the very first monthly rankings in AMDD even if it's a non-lineal belt. Matches tracked are from 2023 only and based on a search for "AMD." An explanation of the process for how the rankings will work: I'm not going to pull a list of all active Lightweight or Welterweight women but rather as they participate in AMDD matches of any kind, they will earn a spot on the rankings which will be released every month. Each position on the rankings is based on the number of victories weighted against the number of matches with exception to the champion who will always be at the top before the contenders are listed.

To make it easier in the future to track AMDD matches, please use AMDD in the thread title. The forum's search, while not the best, can search by exact phrase in a thread title and this will prevent any mixup with the AMD rankings.

Yes, on that note, due to the sheer volume of AMD matches this year, I will start tracking AMD beginning January 2024. It will work similarly to the AMDD Rankings.

Ultimately, more title matches will begin after there is more data. We hope to see some AMDD matches in October and November to build the rankings for Welterweight and Lightweight to allow the current champion and any future champion the ability to actively select her next opponent from a list of challengers and contenders.

Champion: Bridget Satterlee (Queens)

Number of Matches: 2
Win Percentage: 100%

1. Alexis Ren (VIXENs): Alexis Ren is a bit of something, that’s for sure. She’s been on her world tour and the numbers don’t lie, for all tracked AMDD matches which total 3, she has won all three. Her experience makes her the biggest threat to Bridget’s reign.

Number of Matches: 3
Win Percentage: 100%

2. Eden Cohen (VIXENs): Numbers don’t lie and Eden has been defeated by both Bridget and Alexis. Yet also what doesn’t lie is her resolve and her physical fitness - with Alexis on a world tour she might as well be the number one contender even if she hasn’t won a single AMDD match.

Number of Matches: 4
Win Percentage: 25%

3. Kendall Jenner (Girls Friday): Kendall finds herself worse off. She faced the number one contender on her world tour and found herself defeated in her only tracked AMDD match.

Number of Matches: 1
Win Percentage: 0%

4. Emily Ratajkowski (VIXENs): Well, numbers don’t lie Emily hasn’t won once in an AMDD match since 2021. And we don’t track that far back as the AMDD Title is a new belt.

Number of Matches: 2
Win Percentage: 0%

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Tony Guest	AMDD Rankings from Queens on MAX Sept 18, 2023 19:52:34 GMT -6 via mobile Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Post by Tony on Sept 18, 2023 19:52:34 GMT -6 Can someone explain the rules of AMD and AMDD? What’s the difference?

boobytrap1 Full Member Posts: 146	AMDD Rankings from Queens on MAX Sept 18, 2023 20:26:45 GMT -6 via mobile Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by boobytrap1 on Sept 18, 2023 20:26:45 GMT -6 I think the extra D just stands for Division, so it'd be the same rules.

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AMDD Rankings from Queens on MAX Sept 19, 2023 0:46:22 GMT -6

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Sept 18, 2023 20:26:45 GMT -6 boobytrap1 said:

I think the extra D just stands for Division, so it'd be the same rules.

While I am not sure what the second D stands for the differences between JMD / JMDD is the same as AMD / AMDD.

That means, AMD is for Flyweight and Bantamweight and AMDD is for Lightweight and Welterweight.

They otherwise have the same rules.

Taking from the Jugs of Mass Destruction description, my understanding is:

"Abs of Mass Destruction" (also known as "AMD") is a type of specialty match found in the FCBA. Seemingly always fought between two competitors with notably defined abs, the primary objective is one's abdomen until a fighter is knocked out or unwilling to or otherwise unable to continue. Traditionally, the winner of an AMD bout cements her victory by tummy smothering the loser.

On that note, that really does have to be far more humiliating than a simple breast smother in JMD. It's like saying "not only do I have better muscles than you but I'm going to literally rub it in your face."

I think it was first started by Vanessa Hudgens if I got my history from the matches right. Additionally, probably the only person who had an AMD run who didn't really have much of any abs is Olivia Holt if the comments on her run are any indicator.

So yes, the rules are pretty simple. It's probably a good test of strength and endurance where as JMD isn't as much. I don't think Tractorpull Magazine recognizes JMD or AMD but Boxing World Magazine/Online puts out JMD rankings and Queens on MAX puts out the AMD rankings - which these are the first ever rankings.

Just remember, the extra D denotes that it's Lightweight and Welterweight competition. I don't think that D stands for anything in JMDD and AMDD.

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AMDD Rankings from Queens on MAX Sept 19, 2023 3:24:12 GMT -6 via mobile

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Post by The Grand Wizard OOC on Sept 19, 2023 3:24:12 GMT -6

Couple of things. Boxing World doesn’t do the JMD/D rankings, just the lineal ones. And, the second “D” in JMDD was my idea. Back when we realized that, during the Sim Era JMD and its title had basically been limited to smaller girls of the flyweight/bantamweight variety. Problem was, some bigger girls were getting interested and the first time someone like Upton won the title, the flys and bantams were going to be on the outside looking in. The solution, of course, was a separate JMD title for lights and welters and the question became what to name that division. The simple answer was JMDD, the DD referring to the bust size of a lot of the women who’d be competing in that division. 😀

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