Professional Wrestling WWE/AEW Tiering Content Revision

[RandomGuy2345]

Real life sharks exist on vsb so he'd scale to this right ?

Great White Shark

The Great White Shark is a species of large lamniform shark which can be found in the coastal surface waters of all the major oceans. Great White Sharks are notable for their size, with mature female individuals growing up to 6.1 meters (20 feet) in length and 1,950 kg (4,300 lb) in weight...

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I looked at the profile, but I have no clue what the AP value of the Shark is. I don't think it states it in the profile (correct me if I'm wrong).

 

[RandomGuy2345]

We could just take the average weight of a great white to be safe.

 

[Pikaman]

I looked at the profile, but I have no clue what the AP value of the Shark is. I don't think it states it in the profile (correct me if I'm wrong).

I’ve put a post in the Q&A forum about its exact AP, it’s defo smaller than most Great Whites, so would probably downscale a little, but this could be a decent number

 

[Aguywhodoesthings]

You could try calculating the sharks length and use that to downscale the mass of an average Great White

 

[RandomGuy2345]

I’ve put a post in the Q&A forum about its exact AP, it’s defo smaller than most Great Whites, so would probably downscale a little, but this could be a decent number

I was thinking we could do the average weight of a Great White (1200 lbs).

No high ball, nor low ball. Right in the middle.

 

[DemonicDude]

You could try calculating the sharks length and use that to downscale the mass of an average Great White

Here

 

[RandomGuy2345]

Here

Can't see it.

 

[DemonicDude]

Can someone plug the length here into the formula

 

[RandomGuy2345]

Can someone plug the length here into the formula

I would, if I knew how to do it.

 

[DemonicDude]

Pixel Scaling Formula: (Height in pixels of the object with unknown size / Height in pixels of the object with known size) * Height in length units (cm, m, km) of the object with known size = Height in length units of the object with unknown size.
lesnar height = 1.91m
1175/480*1.91m =4.67 meters size of the shark.

 

[DemonicDude]

You could try calculating the sharks length and use that to downscale the mass of an average Great White

I did shark size now how do you downscale ?

 

[RandomGuy2345]

Pixel Scaling Formula: (Height in pixels of the object with unknown size / Height in pixels of the object with known size) * Height in length units (cm, m, km) of the object with known size = Height in length units of the object with unknown size.
lesnar height = 1.91m
1175/480*1.91m =4.67 meters size of the shark.

This could actually yield good results.

The average Great White can grow up to 15 feet (4.572 meters).

The mass of an average Great White is 1200-1700 lbs.

 

[RandomGuy2345]

I did shark size now how do you downscale ?

The mass of an average Great White is 1200-1700 lbs.

I'm assuming you downscale from this.

 

[Aguywhodoesthings]

Pixel Scaling Formula: (Height in pixels of the object with unknown size / Height in pixels of the object with known size) * Height in length units (cm, m, km) of the object with known size = Height in length units of the object with unknown size.
lesnar height = 1.91m
1175/480*1.91m =4.67 meters size of the shark.

Did you get his height in pixels from the second image?

 

[Pikaman]

Well the Great White in the video is 1.02143482065x larger than the average Great White, so it probably weighs a similar multiplier. So it weighs anywhere from 1225.72178478 - 1736.4391951lbs

so... what do we do from there again?

 

[DemonicDude]

Did you get his height in pixels from the second image?

yes

 

[RandomGuy2345]

Would you be able to calculate this one for us pls?

Really want this feat to get calculated.

 

[Aguywhodoesthings]

yes

You have to scale the shark's length from something in the 1st image

 

[Pikaman]

You have to scale the shark's length from something in the 1st image

Both images contain Brock, the second image is just a more clear way of showing that’s what the first image is scaling off of (Brock’s height)

 

[Aguywhodoesthings]

People use it here tho

The diameter of the head is calculated in one image and used to scale in another image, the head is measured again in the 2nd image and isn't using the same pixel value

Both images contain Brock, the second image is just a more clear way of showing that’s what the first image is scaling off of (Brock’s height)

The height in pixels doesn't stay consistent through different images

 

[Majinere566]

Bray Wyatt should be Uni

 

[Pikaman]

The diameter of the head is calculated in one image and used to scale in another image, the head is measured again in the 2nd image and isn't using the same pixel value

Ah ok, we can probably just do that method then

 

[Aguywhodoesthings]

Here you go
lesnar height = 1.91m
1175/645*1.91 = 3.47 meters size of the shark.

I don't think that'd work either since the distance from the camera and it's focus most likely changes between the two shots
I think you should calculate the size of lesnar's head and use that to scale the shark in the picture he's grabbing it

 

[Aguywhodoesthings]

so I'd just add 1175/head vlue *1.91 = ?

1175/(head height in pixels) x (whatever size the head is)

 

[DemonicDude]

1175/(head height in pixels) x (whatever size the head is)

can you do this it seems quick here is the head height

 

[Aguywhodoesthings]

I'd be best to measure the head height in a seperate image but i really don't wanna do that rn so i'm just gonna use 1/8th of the total height (that's generally what i see used for head height)
Head Height: 1.91m/8 = 0.23875m
Shark Lenght = 1175/95 x 0.23875 = 2.95296m

 

[Pikaman]

Ok new Shark Weight estimate: 775.055118108 - 1097.99475065 lbs

 

[DemonicDude]

Ok new Shark Weight estimate: 775.055118108 - 1097.99475065 lbs

That's 500 kg = Peak Human LS
what were we supposed to do with this again ?

 

[RandomGuy2345]

Ok new Shark Weight estimate: 775.055118108 - 1097.99475065 lbs

Are we calculating here for AP or LS?

This would be a nice supporting feat for LS, though.

 

[DemonicDude]

Class 1 LS is 545.2 Kg

 

[RandomGuy2345]

Class 1 LS is 545.2 Kg

Damn. So just below Class 1 LS.

 

[Pikaman]

Are we calculating here for AP or LS?

This would be a nice supporting feat for LS, though.

I think we’re meant to be doing something AP related here but idk

 

[Aguywhodoesthings]

That's 500 kg = Peak Human LS
what were we supposed to do with this again ?

I was suggesting using Potential Energy to calc it
The formula in this case would be: (mass of shark) x 9.81 x (height shark got loifted)
The page mentions potential energy can be used to calculate AP if the lift is quick, which it looks like to me

Also ya'll are getting me interested in WWE by contantly asking me to check out your threads fr

 

[Pikaman]

The Shark one i don't know, i assume the way to calc it would be using PE for him lifting it up quickly or something, it'd probably end up in 9-C+ or 9-B aswell, depending on the weight of the shark (it doesn't seem that large tbh)

Yes so this and then the AP for the Great White and I guess whichever is higher we use?

 

[DemonicDude]

Do we need to find the mass of the shark or we can use Great white mass ? how do i do the height tho

 

[RandomGuy2345]

(height shark got loifted)

How high did the shark get lifted?

 

[RandomGuy2345]

Do we need to find the mass of the shark or we can use Great white mass ? how do i do the height tho

I was suggesting using Potential Energy to calc it
The formula in this case would be: (mass of shark) x 9.81 x (height shark got loifted)
The page mentions potential energy can be used to calculate AP if the lift is quick, which it seems like to me

We just use this.

 

[Aguywhodoesthings]

Do we need to find the mass of the shark or we can use Great white mass ? how do i do the height tho

The shark is decently smaller so you'd need to downscale it, but wasn't the height already calculated above?

 

[Pikaman]

how do i do the height tho

Well you’re pixel scaling for the weight right? Just find the floor and scale up to where Lesnar’s holding the Shark

 

[RandomGuy2345]

The shark is decently smaller so you'd need to downscale it, but wasn't the height already calculated above?

Yeah, it was.

I just need to know the height the shark was lifted, and we can do the formula you suggested.