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Keep in mind that points and W/L records don't go hand-in-hand. All-around athletes will likely have higher point totals, and a guy like Steveson will probably fit that mold. I can set a wrestler with 250 points to lose every match with logic, and I can also make an unbeatable monster with 60 if I put some of those points to good use with a really one-dimensional moveset that capitalizes on only strengths (and maybe spams big moves).