KingofCrackdown5095
MMA YouTuber- Winner 72.7% 8 hit · 3 miss · 11 calls
- Method 62.5% 5 hit · 3 miss · 8 calls
- Round 40.0% 2 hit · 3 miss · 5 calls
- Underdog 100.0% 2 hit · 0 miss · 2 calls
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Accuracy is hits divided by scored calls. A 100% record from one call is a small sample, not a guarantee. Each metric has its own denominator. Minimum call counts for ranking: Last event: 6; Last 5 events: 10; Last 20 events: 20; All time: 40.
Method calls are scored among correct winner picks with a stated method and recorded result method. Round calls are scored independently of method, among correct winner picks with a stated round and a decision or finish with a recorded round. “No calls” means no qualifying scored results for that category; accessible descriptions distinguish missing calls from unavailable results.
Records below the minimum remain visible with hit/miss counts and an accessible sample size but have no rank. Records without a value for the selected metric are omitted. Rank order compares the selected accuracy, then resolved winner-call volume and the remaining metrics for ties. Draws, no-contests and non-decisions do not count.
Underdog results require an eligible pre-fight price: a captured sportsbook line or a reconstructed historical Polymarket price. “No calls” appears when no underdog picks qualify or eligible price data is unavailable. Read the full methodology.
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Each name here is anyone whose public picks we log with a source-backed, verified claim — evidence of published opinions, not a credential we confer; we don’t certify anyone an expert. The period selector changes the ranking population and all card metrics together. Winner accuracy rankings require the period’s minimum call count; thin records keep their denominator and no-value records are omitted from that result.
Underdog calls are read from the closest available pre-fight market price — a live sportsbook line when one was captured, or, for older fights, a price reconstructed afterward from Polymarket’s public trading history.