The Art of Balancing Edits: Share How You Do It.

Maybe my idea of a face-heel dynamic is just different compared to other people but I think it works way better to make the heel get their shit in in the start for the babyface to make a firey comeback in the middle and then evening them out for the final stretch. I also personally don't set my Ukemi any higher than 40 as I feel it creates a way one-sided dynamic if you go much higher. But that's a matter of preference mostly. I prefer matches to be more straight back and forth with some bias rather than A gets to wreck B then B gets to wreck A and then they actually fight.

Well, except for a face jobber I have, he's 75/50/25
They'll lose almost guaranteed due to a variety of settings (only one match-ender, for starters, low defense and attack stats, etc.) but the Ukemi gives the matches the feel that the jobber's chances improve over time kinda creating hope spots.

But whatever one might prefer as a dynamic. Ukemi is pretty important to control the pace of a match and it's an invaluable storytelling tool. I really recommend experimenting with it until you find something that you like. The style a wrestler uses also factors in quite a bit. There's so many variables to all of this.