ELO

Overview
ELO is a measurement system used to measure how strong someone is relative to everyone else. The higher someone's ELO is, the stronger they usually are. ELO can only be changed by participating in tournaments. If you win, your ELO is raised relative to your enemy's ELO. However, if you lose, your ELO is lowered relative to your enemy's ELO. All players start with 1200 ELO.

Tips

 * ELO is not a 100% accurate system. There are obvious outliers (i.e high weight class players sandbagging so they intentionally look worse). Do not treat ELO as a 100% accurate measurement on how strong someone is.
 * ELO becomes very inaccurate past 1800 ELO. People who are above the 1800 range have wildly different stats with each other. For example, when fighting someone with an ELO of 1800 or higher, you could end up fighting a bantamweight or a super heavyweight. Like the above bullet point states, do not treat ELO as a 100% accurate measurement on how strong someone is.
 * High ELO does not grant any benefits and low ELO does not grant any restrictions. It is for approximating strength and flexing.

Trivia

 * ELO used to be obtainable by winning spars back in 2019.
 * The highest ELO ever recorded was approximately 3500. The player who had 3500 ELO has since quit the game.