Tractorpull Welcomes Kendall Jenner into the Hall Of Fame
Nov 9, 2022 8:10:13 GMT -6
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Post by Tractorpull on Nov 9, 2022 8:10:13 GMT -6
Tess Valmore takes the stage walks to the podium in front a large group of press
For those who don’t know me. I’m Tess Valmore and I am here to honor and welcome Kendall Jenner to the Tractorpull Hall Of Fame. Kendall will be the
29th member of the Hall.
The requirements for the Hall Of Fame go back to 2010. The number of fights was set at 100. At that time, it would take an active fighter at least seven years to get that many fights and would show durability and the ability to remain an attractive opponent. The required win-loss ratio of 60% was basically the idea of the commissioner, Simquy, who held that winning 60% of fights was outstanding. He has been proved to be right. The win- loss ratio has been accomplished by an infinitely small number of fighters when the total number of fighters is considered. We estimate that number to be less than 1%. Recently, we had to take into consideration the quality of opponents as easy fights have become common. A career of wins over second and third tier fighters with losing records will not be considered. Only standard boxing matches are considered. JMD/DD are not and will not be considered
Kendall has a remarkable career thus far, winning seventy two of one hundred fights, a win ratio of 72%. Kendall made her FCBA debut on August 8, 2016 defeating Bella Hadid. On March 8.2017 she joined Girls Friday and remains in that stable. While she went 5-2 in the debut year, her career really took off in 2017 when she won thirteen of fifteen fights. In the seven years she has been competing, she has never had a losing year and in fact she has never failed to win at least ten bouts every year. She has held the Unified Lightweight Title twice. Once in 2018 and again in 2021 with four successful defenses in each. At the age of twenty seven she is set to have a long and successful career.
For those who don’t know me. I’m Tess Valmore and I am here to honor and welcome Kendall Jenner to the Tractorpull Hall Of Fame. Kendall will be the
29th member of the Hall.
The requirements for the Hall Of Fame go back to 2010. The number of fights was set at 100. At that time, it would take an active fighter at least seven years to get that many fights and would show durability and the ability to remain an attractive opponent. The required win-loss ratio of 60% was basically the idea of the commissioner, Simquy, who held that winning 60% of fights was outstanding. He has been proved to be right. The win- loss ratio has been accomplished by an infinitely small number of fighters when the total number of fighters is considered. We estimate that number to be less than 1%. Recently, we had to take into consideration the quality of opponents as easy fights have become common. A career of wins over second and third tier fighters with losing records will not be considered. Only standard boxing matches are considered. JMD/DD are not and will not be considered
Kendall has a remarkable career thus far, winning seventy two of one hundred fights, a win ratio of 72%. Kendall made her FCBA debut on August 8, 2016 defeating Bella Hadid. On March 8.2017 she joined Girls Friday and remains in that stable. While she went 5-2 in the debut year, her career really took off in 2017 when she won thirteen of fifteen fights. In the seven years she has been competing, she has never had a losing year and in fact she has never failed to win at least ten bouts every year. She has held the Unified Lightweight Title twice. Once in 2018 and again in 2021 with four successful defenses in each. At the age of twenty seven she is set to have a long and successful career.
