Wouldn't it be best to work it out this way...
Make a list of: Top 10-20 uppers freestylers
Top 10-20 Air move/combo freestylers
Top 10-20 Sitdown freestylers
Top 10-20 grounds freestylers
And maybe could possibly add Top 10-20 performers. I think if there is a list of all these then you can work out an average of who is the best all around freestyler by where they are on each list.
It's a pretty simple format to work with and if anybody can get all these lists together it shouldn't be too hard to do the averages.
completely unnecessary. a simple top 20 list should be good enough, it's not like this shit is OFFICIAL anyway.
take both videos and LP's into account, but pay more attention to LP's. it's true some ppl don't get to do LP's and only make videos... but LP's have MUCH more worth than videos do. it's releasing a video on the internet to be admired by a buncha guys on a forum... as opposed to... getting contracts, sponsorships, half time shows, etc. etc. etc.
and it's silly to divide categories into lower, upper, sits, etc. it's much better to be like nam the man... he can transition from one to another like they're all the same thing... like they're all the part of a same routine/performance. even tho, u might not say he's the best at one single thing.
