Front Office Real history
The scouting report on the booker, not the wrestler. Pick a promotion for the deep dive, or leave it on all for the league comparison.
Every number here comes from results that actually happened. Each panel names the population it was computed over, because a leaderboard without its entry rule is just a list.
Lead win-rate spread
Vertical: lead win-rate spread in percentage points. Horizontal: one analysis interval per point.
Zero points would mean everybody in the qualified population trades wins at the same rate. A higher spread means the wins pool in fewer hands, which is what a protected top of the card looks like in the results. Periods without enough qualified wrestlers are left as gaps, not filled in.
Who gets booked
| # | Name | Matches | Win rate | Opponents |
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Opponents counts how many different people they were booked against. A worker with a lot of matches and few opponents was in long feuds or the same touring match; a lot of both is someone the booker moves around the card.
Who gets protected
Who eats the pins
Who goes on last
How much of the roster comes back
The share of one analysis interval's working roster that is still booked in the next interval. Changing the interval changes the question: monthly continuity and yearly continuity are different signals.
How often the match is new
The share of matches whose opponents had not met earlier inside the selected window. This is window novelty, not a career-history claim.
How long the matches run
How the matches end
The league, side by side
Right means the wins pool in fewer hands. Up means more of the roster comes back next year. The top right is a stable roster with protected stars; the bottom left is a churning roster where everybody trades wins.
| Promotion ? | Matches ? | Win spread ? | Roster returning ? | New matches ? |
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