Marche's NCR bot outputs.

[Marchegiano]

I just wanted to do one more run on the bot. I reset it to Marciano favoritism bot because that's the real NCR replicant. The changed one was for example. That said, I just wanted to see it use its old timey logic on modern fighters. I'm using BoxRec for parsing/scrapping so, boxrec based data is already a tainted pool and we all know it.

So, this is my NCR replica with BoxRec data to make an NCR logic/Boxrec stat tournament. For fun. I might play with the bot more here or I might make a new one fresh and never post in this thread again, but, I figured better make a thread now rather than flood the NCR thread with my replica bull****.

1. Michael Spinks
2. George Foreman
3. Mike Tyson
4. Vitali Klitschko
5. Roy Jones Jr.
6. Wladimir Klitschko
7. Evander Holyfield
8. Tyson Fury
9. Anthony Joshua
10. Alexander Povetkin
11. Deontay Wilder
12. Oleksandr Usyk
13. David Haye
14. Andy Ruiz Jr
15. Nikolai Valuev
16. Lennox Lewis

If you don't like my who's, make your own bot! I'm kidding, tell me who and I'll rerun it for you. Takes seconds.

• Mike Tyson faced off against Michael Spinks in a rematch of their legendary bout. Tyson's ferocity and power once again overwhelmed Spinks, leading to a decisive knockout.
• George Foreman clashed with David Haye. Foreman's raw power and resilience carried him to victory, despite Haye's speed and agility.
• Vitali Klitschko went toe-to-toe with Alexander Povetkin. Klitschko's height, reach, and tactical prowess allowed him to secure a win.
• Evander Holyfield battled Andy Ruiz Jr.. Holyfield's heart and determination outlasted Ruiz's relentless pressure.
• Tyson Fury, the Gypsy King, showcased his unorthodox style and impressive reach against Roy Jones Jr.. Fury's versatility led him to victory.
• Wladimir Klitschko demonstrated his technical skill and discipline against Nikolai Valuev. Klitschko's precision and strategy outclassed Valuev's size and strength.
• Deontay Wilder faced off against Oleksandr Usyk. Wilder's devastating power ultimately proved too much for Usyk's slick movement and strategy.
• Lennox Lewis met Anthony Joshua in a clash of titans. Lewis's experience and tactical brilliance earned him the win.
• Mike Tyson faced George Foreman in an explosive matchup. Tyson's speed and ferocity proved to be the key to victory against Foreman's power.
• Vitali Klitschko clashed with Evander Holyfield. Klitschko's reach and tactical prowess allowed him to outpoint Holyfield in a thrilling bout.
• Tyson Fury went up against Wladimir Klitschko in a rematch of their real-life encounter. Fury's unorthodox style and psychological tactics once again earned him the victory.
• Lennox Lewis faced Deontay Wilder. Lewis's technical skill and ring intelligence outclassed Wilder's raw power, securing his place in the semifinals.
• Mike Tyson met Vitali Klitschko in a battle of contrasting styles. Tyson's relentless aggression and power ultimately broke through Klitschko's defenses, earning him a hard-fought victory.
• Tyson Fury faced Lennox Lewis in an epic showdown. Fury's unorthodox style and agility clashed with Lewis's tactical brilliance. In a closely contested match, Fury's versatility and endurance edged out the win.

The Grand Finale:

Tyson's explosive power and ferocity clashed with Fury's unorthodox style and psychological tactics. The two champions gave it their all, creating a spectacle that would be remembered for generations.

In the end, Fury's versatility and resilience proved too much for Tyson. The computer declared Tyson Fury as the winner of the modern NCR-315 Computer Tournament




Dunno why it likes to rematch what has happened before. Maybe just taking the easiest way out. TBF to the bot, what happened is the most likely but it doesn't have to pair them straight away. A guy like Spinks might do well if he never fights Mike. I guess it doesn't matter but it is an interesting quirk.�?

[Anomalocaris]

Not a popular opinion now but I always thought Fury at his best would clearly outpoint Tyson.

[Marchegiano]

NCRBot using the names in the 180/90 thread.



Round 1:

1. Jack Dempsey vs. Max Schmeling Dempsey wins by TKO in the 6th round.
2. Sam Langford vs. Gene Tunney Tunney wins by unanimous decision.
3. Rocky Marciano vs. Tom Loughran Marciano wins by KO in the 8th round.
4. Ezzard Charles vs. Jersey Joe Walcott Walcott wins by split decision.
5. Floyd Patterson vs. Jimmy Bivins Patterson wins by unanimous decision.
6. Archie Moore vs. James J. Corbett Moore wins by unanimous decision.
7. Tommy Burns vs. Eddie Machen Machen wins by unanimous decision.

Quarterfinals:

1. Jack Dempsey vs. Gene Tunney Tunney wins by unanimous decision.
2. Rocky Marciano vs. Jersey Joe Walcott Marciano wins by TKO in the 9th round.
3. Floyd Patterson vs. Archie Moore Patterson wins by unanimous decision.
4. Tommy Burns vs. Eddie Machen Machen wins by unanimous decision.

Semifinals:

1. Gene Tunney vs. Rocky Marciano Marciano wins by KO in the 10th round.
2. Floyd Patterson vs. Eddie Machen Patterson wins by unanimous decision.

Final:

1. Rocky Marciano vs. Floyd Patterson Marciano wins by TKO in the 11th round.

Champion: Rocky Marciano


Don't really know why it gave me such flat outcomes but who cares right?

[Marchegiano]

Not a popular opinion now but I always thought Fury at his best would clearly outpoint Tyson.

Personally I think it's interesting given I would call Mike the most Marciano like in this list.

Most of the read outs I actually agree with or at least don't think is crazy. Wilder over Usyk's a bit much but puncher's chance, it doesn't claim anything more than that so, okay, fine logic. Usyk probably beat Wilder but if Wilder was going to win it's a come from behind KO. It's at least not giving me insanity like Wilder over Usyk by UD. To give NCR some credit, title bout does that, fight night does that, boxrec does that. Everything that should be more logical seems to have lost the plot at some point and gave credence to extremely unlikely outcomes. IMO.

To be clear, I don't have access to NCR attribute sets. All I could do is train a model on NCR outcomes and BoxRec data and let her go.


No one else gives half a **** otherwise I would be working on BoxingScene's bot right now.

[QueensburyRules]

Not a popular opinion now but I always thought Fury at his best would clearly outpoint Tyson.

- - Hoping 4 Blubber would fight Mike Tyson is sorta like a shyte in one hand a hope in the other.

[Anomalocaris]

Well Blubber has never been knocked out and Wlad and Wider were both harder one shot punchers than Mike who was KTFO by 42 -1 and 25-1 underdogs and a total of five times.

It would have been six had he not deliberately turned into Hannibal Lecter to get disqualified because he knew that Holy would kick his bully a*se again.

Fury never tried to break people's arms and would never quit like Tyson did.

Twice.

Oh and he is not a multiple sex offender and r*pist either.

So...

[QueensburyRules]

Well Blubber has never been knocked out and Wlad and Wider were both harder one shot punchers than Mike who was KTFO by 42 -1 and 25-1 underdogs and a total of five times.

It would have been six had he not deliberately turned into Hannibal Lecter to get disqualified because he knew that Holy would kick his bully a*se again.

Fury never tried to break people's arms and would never quit like Tyson did.

Twice.

Oh and he is not a multiple *** offender and r*pist either.

So...

- - Quit the Wlad rematch to go on a well covered 3yr bender of pies, drink, drugs, and women after the BBBc covered up his Ped bust previous to the Wlad fight.

Quit AJ at least 2x when AJ would make him career purses.

Hope Blubber can get his life repaired for the sake of his family.

[Anomalocaris]

AJ?

Prime for prime Fury would make him look foolish

Joshua is simply a faster more fluid vetsion of Bruno.

[JAB5239]

AJ?

Prime for prime Fury would make him look foolish

Joshua is simply a faster more fluid vetsion of Bruno.

AJ simply doesn't have the same hreart. He'd win some rounds, but he's never had the heart to persevere against another top fighter in they're prime who would keep coming.

[Anomalocaris]

Spot on.

A classic frontrunner.

By all accounts despite the carefully crafted public image he is not a nice person at all either.