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Posted on February 3, 2009 by jcs
Lightweight
[#42] Joe Lauzon vs. [#44] Jeremy Stephens
Heavyweight
[#28] Cain Velasquez vs. [#146] Denis Stojnic
Lightweight
[#34] Josh Neer vs. [#49] Mac Danzig
Welterweight
[#34] Anthony Johnson vs. [#41] Luigi Fioravanti
Lightweight
[#61] Kurt Pellegrino vs. [#65] Rob Emerson
Middleweight
[#21] Dan Miller vs. [#106] Jake Rosholt
Lightweight
[#99] Matt Veach vs. [NR] Matt Grice
Lightweight
[#38] Rich Clementi vs. [#92] Gleison Tibau
Middleweight
[#84] Derek Downey vs. [#125 WW] Nick Catone
Welterweight
[#77] Steve Bruno vs. [#196 MW] Matt Riddle
Ranking Notes: Gray font represents an approximate ranking. An asterisk represents a fighter who is ranked, but too low for an approximation. These two scenarios will clear up slightly as we move forward. “NR” means the fighter is not ranked, due to inactivity, or due to a rating that is at or below the default starter rating.
Posted in MMA Ranks | Comments (7)
Some of these are relatively close, and others are obvious mismatches. This may be the first major show I’ve watched in months without anyone even in the top 20.
This set includes no approximations.
Is there any way you could use different colors for approximate rankings? I just have a really hard time making out the difference between the gray and black in this color scheme.
We could probably drag 155 and up out to 150…
I hope some day we can list every ranked fighter in the database…. we just aren’t quite there yet.
Oleg doesn’t like any number higher than the proof of his vodka (100).
=)
Again, I’ll continue to lobby for an expanded list of rankings. With Stojnic at 146 and Joe Silva picking him for a spot, I’m wondering who else is out there that didn’t get picked for a shot in the UFC. Please, this is the best rating system on the internet for MMA, and I’d love to see you expand the lists to 150 to 200 per weight class where applicable. Say, 150 at HW and LHW, and 200 for MW, WW, and LW.