So much has been said on the topic of matchup numbers and such that I thought I'd ask this, mainly because no one seems to care about arguing the meaning of 'too good', which is really one of the few things left to argue at this point.
So, matchup numbers are supposed to be based on a number of things, right? Actual tournament data, strategies, theory fighter, etc. These matchups are supposed to be at the highest level of play currently attainable. Here's the thing, though: these ratings are mainly based on info hosted and available here on SWF. If someone, anyone, has anything on Meta that can reliably counter him enough to give a 'reasonable chance' to win, wouldn't people be using these strats/techs? And wouldn't Meta be doing worse than he is? Isn't it possible (very, I think) that our matchup numbers are simply... wrong? That Meta does (as of now) have a more pronounced advantage over the rest of the cast as we think? After all, Hylian's 'MK v G&W' thread (I think that was his thread, right? I'm kind of tired... lol) shows how to completely shut out one of Meta's supposed close matches. Completely shut out, as in no chance of winning. (In theory, anyway)
I guess the point I'm laboriously trying to get to is, isn't it very possible that the character boards, in an attempt to try to give themselves 'more of a chance', have argued closer matchups than actual tournament data would suggest?