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Sure on Mir we can all agree it’s a bad but supportable and easily interpretable judgment call, her being listed as Cherokee based on that smidgeon of dna is an even worse one, not really supportable, and open to easy misinterpretation. He beats no.2 and becomes no 2, she has a great great great grand parent on one side that is x and therefore she lists herself (let’s herself be listed) as x, is a step further.
I concede fhat I don’t know that the misleading is intentional, I doubt it is, so I wont accuse her of that. It’s either misleading or just a tad stupid on her part, even subjective judgement calls can have varying degrees of credability to them.
Well, Mir was unranked before that fight (on the edge of losing status as a major promotion fighter before beating Hardonk and then Brock, but still wouldn't be on a list until you got to the point where you pretty much used up everyone you've heard of who is still hanging around). But sure, subjective calls can have different degrees of credibility and that one is weak, but the source of it was never hidden. She's fully vindicated on the facts, though (and note that it was in doubt, and the interpretation of the test common among partisans here is not accurate). If you want to criticize her for being overzealous, that's fine. But much of the discourse on the subject here is polluted with falsities.