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Montoya wins on tries — the try scorer of the two. Cherry’s case rests on missed tackles, but it isn’t enough to swing it. Whole career: Montoya 152 matches, Cherry 61 matches.
Montoya has 40 tries (one every 3.8 matches) to Cherry’s 7 tries (one every 7.7 matches).
Montoya averages 1.3 points a match to Cherry’s 0.7 — 2 times as many.
Montoya averages 10.2 metres a match to Cherry’s 6.6 (53% more).
Best single match: Montoya 3 tries, Cherry 2.
Winners’ edge: Montoya’s teams won 57%, Cherry’s teams won 51% of the matches they played.
Longevity: Montoya has 152 matches across 14 seasons, Cherry 61 in 8 — the averages matter more than the totals here.
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Tale of the tape
Per game. Totals and best single game underneath.
0.340 total · best 3Triesper game0.17 total · best 2
10.21,080 total · best 60Metresper game6.6312 total · best 37
7.1754 total · best 20Tacklesper game5.6264 total · best 18
1.3200 total · best 15Pointsper game0.735 total · best 10
0.111 total · best 2Clean breaksper game0.02 total · best 1
0.659 total · best 3Defenders beaten
Last 10 games
Tries, oldest to newest.
Montoya1––––11–––
Cherry0––00–––––
per game
0.15 total · best 1
0.665 total · best 3Missed tacklesper game · lower is better0.627 total · best 3
Julian Montoya v Dave Cherry: stats compared | Lineball