Greetings Pit Masters!
There has been some discussion publicly and privately on what makes a gladiator a champion with some Masters questioning the Hall of Legends rankings. So as I often do, I'd like to get input from those interested in what they think makes a gladiator a legend. You are free to offer up anything you like however keep in mind that a gladiator who is mediocre or above average most of his career and then dominates for a month or two at the end is of course a great gladiator maybe even a legend, but do they deserve to be ranked above a gladiator who proved their entire career to be awesome but maybe never won a championship? What are your thoughts? How do we handle this sort of thing in today's sports?
If an athelete come in 2nd place in 5 straight Olympics and never wins a gold is he more deserving than the athlete who wins one gold metal? What if it is only 3 straight Olympics?
If a team goes to the superbowl 5 times and loses each time are they just as good or better than the one who only went once and won?
If an unkown fighter with a mediocre record knocks out the undefeatd champ should he be ranked higher than the champ on the canvas or somwhere lower with a footnote?
There are of course no perfect answers, but as always I like to try and involve the community as much as possible when I can.
Good luck in the Pit!
-Nate-