Written by Glenn | 15 March 2011

Everything in life is a work in progress. The biggest example for me, personally, when it comes to competitive gaming, is the Fighting Game Stats database, which I'm trying to build up as tournaments continue on. More specifally, my focus is on the Evolution 2011 Tournament Season, which is going to have a collection of major events that take place throughout the world.

Now, on the Fighting Game Stats database, there is a page dedicated toward the Evolution 2011 tournament season. As competitions happen in the series, I'll be updating this page with various stats.

I'll also be providing some additional stats exclusive to the tournament series. For example, in the top four matches combined in the three live events, first-hit win percentage is barely at .504; players are 60 for 119 when getting the first hit. That is nearly 75 points below what is considered the tournament average (.580).

Usually, when a tournament has a low first-hit win percentage, it means the comeback percentage is very high. That is not the case in this example. The comeback percentage in the same realm is .204, which is only 14 points higher than the tournament average (.190). Obviously, when it comes down to crunch time, players tend to play less aggressive as they would if it was earlier in the event.

There are plenty more stats to check out specific to the Evolution 2011 Tournament Season, so head to the Fighting Game Stats database and check them out. Finally, you get to see the snazzy cool layout that I'll be applying to the rest of the site.