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How the Honor Index works

The Honor Index counts only real, hard-won silverware — fully transparent and reproducible by hand, with no black box and no penalty for winning more.

HonorScore = Σ ( base × bucket × share × count )

Honor Index · counting trophies

Every title and win is recorded individually at its real year and laid out year-by-year on the timeline — career totals are never collapsed onto one season.

No diminishing returns: every repeat win adds full value, never discounted — dominance is only ever rewarded.

Vote share applies only to individual awards: a unanimous MVP counts fully, a narrow vote counts proportionally. It is summable across a career, so five dominant MVP seasons read as more than five split ones.

  • baseeach honor's base value, set by prestige and scarcity (tariff below).
  • Team titlesChampionships, weighted by event tier
  • Individual awardsMVPs & All-Pro selections, scaled by vote share
  • PlacementFinishing and ranking positions — poles, podiums, finals reached, and year-end standings.

Stature & Era Strength · the reputation lens

Stature = base × ( 1 ± 12% · eraStrength )

An optional lens, fully separate from the trophy-based Honor Index, capturing all-time standing and influence — toggle it on the leaderboard.

Crucially this is one-pass (honor scores → era density → stature) and never feeds back into the Index — no circular dependency, capped at ±12%.

Base ratings sourced from: International Tennis Hall of Fame, ATP / WTA all-time rankings.

  • Basea curated GOAT-consensus rating where authored, else derived from the player's Honor-Index percentile.
  • Era strengththe percentile density of decorated rivals whose prime overlapped yours (median player = 50).

Worked Example

How the current No. 1, Novak Djokovic, builds a score of 11,940:

Grand Slam Singles Title ×249,600
Year-End World No. 1 ×81,440
Year-End Tour Finals ×7630
Olympic Singles Gold150
Career Grand Slam120

Weights by achievement

Honor tariff by achievement bucket
AchievementBucketTierBase points
Grand Slam Singles TitleIndividual awardsS400
Calendar-Year Grand SlamIndividual awardsS250
Year-End World No. 1PlacementS180
Olympic Singles GoldIndividual awardsA150
Career Grand SlamIndividual awardsA120
Year-End Tour FinalsIndividual awardsA90

Weighting presets

Multipliers applied per bucket. Switch presets on the leaderboard to re-rank instantly.
Balanced
Team titles×1
Individual awards×1
Placement×1
Titles purist
Team titles×1
Individual awards×1.35
Placement×0.55
Dominance
Team titles×1
Individual awards×0.8
Placement×1.75

Comparison dimensions

The head-to-head radar maps six facets, each scaled 0–100 against the strongest player.
SlamsGrand Slam singles titles — the sport's ultimate currency, plus the calendar- and career-Slam capstones.
Year-End #1Seasons finished as world No. 1 — the purest measure of year-long dominance.
Tour FinalsYear-end Tour Finals titles — the elite season-closing championship.
Olympic GoldOlympic singles gold — the rarest prize, contested once every four years.
PeakThe single most decorated season or year of the career.
LongevityCareer span and the number of decorated seasons.

Data & sourcing

Illustrative dataset for this prototype — honors are approximate and seeded by hand, not yet synced from Leaguepedia.

Production data will sync from Leaguepedia's Cargo tables (CC BY-SA), reconciled against Wikidata IDs, with traditional sports added later through a sport-agnostic achievement model.

Compiled2026-07
SourcesATP / WTA official records · International Tennis Hall of Fame · Wikipedia / Wikidata