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Standing strikingVISION ENGINE
Royce Butler
5+
strikes a minute
standing
Same in every round
One tempo, all fight.
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by
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Strikes a minute, standing
Grigoryan
13+
Martinez
16+
Time in each position
Diego Sanchez
26%
Standing
69%
Clinch
Two thirds of this fight was in the clinch.
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Standing striking
Royce Butler
5+
strikes a minute
standing
Same in every round
One tempo, all fight.
VISION ENGINE
18+
strikes a
minute
Standing striking
Rick Zelada
He closes rounds — busiest in the last minute.
Who throws firstVISION ENGINE
Chris Martinez
He starts the exchanges.
7in 10
exchanges he initiates
Jaheed Parker
15+R1
→
7+R3
strikes a
minute
He comes out firing.
Strikes a minute, standing
Rick Zelada
He eased off in the third.
19+
Round 1
19+
Round 2
15+
Round 3
VISION ENGINE
Strikes a minute, standingVISION ENGINE
Zelada
18+
Peimbert
6+
Zelada throws three times as much.
Strikes per flurry
Kamo
Grigoryan
Flurry lengthTimes
2
13+
3
4+
6 or more
2+
He answers in two-punch combinations.
Strikes a minute, standing
Miguel Peimbert
9+
Round 1
6+
Round 2
13+
Round 3
He finished stronger than he started.
VISION ENGINE
Time in each position
Diego Sanchez
26%
Standing
69%
Clinch
Two thirds of this fight was in the clinch.
Strikes a minute, standing
Grigoryan
13+
Martinez
16+
Standing strikingVISION ENGINE
Royce Butler
5+
strikes a minute
standing
Same in every round
One tempo, all fight.
Presented
by
Sponsor logo
Presented by
Sponsor logo
Strikes a minute, standing
Grigoryan
13+
Martinez
16+
Time in each position
Diego Sanchez
26%
Standing
69%
Clinch
Two thirds of this fight was in the clinch.
Presented by
Sponsor logo
Standing striking
Royce Butler
5+
strikes a minute
standing
Same in every round
One tempo, all fight.
VISION ENGINE
18+
strikes a
minute
Standing striking
Rick Zelada
He closes rounds — busiest in the last minute.
Who throws firstVISION ENGINE
Chris Martinez
He starts the exchanges.
7in 10
exchanges he initiates
Jaheed Parker
15+R1
→
7+R3
strikes a
minute
He comes out firing.
Strikes a minute, standing
Rick Zelada
He eased off in the third.
19+
Round 1
19+
Round 2
15+
Round 3
VISION ENGINE
Strikes a minute, standingVISION ENGINE
Zelada
18+
Peimbert
6+
Zelada throws three times as much.
Strikes per flurry
Kamo
Grigoryan
Flurry lengthTimes
2
13+
3
4+
6 or more
2+
He answers in two-punch combinations.
Strikes a minute, standing
Miguel Peimbert
9+
Round 1
6+
Round 2
13+
Round 3
He finished stronger than he started.
VISION ENGINE
Time in each position
Diego Sanchez
26%
Standing
69%
Clinch
Two thirds of this fight was in the clinch.
Strikes a minute, standing
Grigoryan
13+
Martinez
16+

Fighter tendency sheets

One page per fighter, before fight week. Every figure comes from film analysis, counting only what the camera clearly shows.

Card coverage

A single sheet showing where all forty corners stand: who has a read, whose film is broken, and who has nothing on tape. Matchmakers book off it.

Post-event review

The same pass on your own footage after the show, reporting what moved since the last card.

Bout 1 · the read
Floors
Royce Butler
Red corner · First read
Royce Butler
1 fight on film · 6.6 min readable · 35 strikes seen
5+
strikes a minute of standing time
4 in 10
of his strikes are kicks
4 in 5
exchanges he starts himself
2
strikes in a typical flurry
The read
One tempo, all fight. About 5 strikes a minute from first bell to last, with no surge and no fade.
He starts the exchanges. Out of a quiet moment he throws first about four times in five.
The kicks are real. Four in ten of what he throws is a kick.
Bout 4 · round by round
Floors
Rick Zelada
9.9 min readable
Rd
Rate
Seen / standing
Kicks
Share
R1
19.0
73 in 3:51
26%
R2
19.1
77 in 4:02
23%
R3
14.8
30 in 2:01
13%
Level through two, down in the third.
Where the fight happened
Standing 64%
Clinch 20%
Ground 16%
Strike counts come from the standing time only.
Example · how the flurries run
Floors
Dorian Ashcroft
612 strikes seen
How long his flurries run
18
22
9
4
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
9
Bars are how many flurries ran that many strikes.
Mix and shape
Punches / kicks, out of 100
58 / 42
From his left side
61%
Exchanges he starts himself
3 in 4
Busiest of the fighters on file
1st of 15

Every figure on these pages comes straight from the film. We only count what the camera clearly shows.

On air

Animated TV graphics, with sponsor slots built in.

The same numbers, drawn as graphics that animate on air. The whole set drops into OBS or any switcher as one file, running off your event's data feed.

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Under the hood

Watch the pipeline run on real footage.

This is the machinery, not the product you receive — pose tracking on real fight footage, and the deliverables it produces. No slides.

01Skeletal pose on every fighter
02Identity, tracked frame to frame
03Advances — who walks forward
04Pressure, and how much of it
05Ground, clinch and standing time on file
06Counter rate — how often they answer
07Counter speed — how long they take
08Guard drop over a fight, with enough film
+More in active development
Bout sheet

Both corners, one page.

Every bout also gets a head-to-head page: the two reads on the same scale, so a commentary desk can call the stylistic clash without watching a frame.

UpNext Fighting · UNF 35 · Bout 4 of 20 · Lightweight · 3 rounds
Machine — floors
Rick Zelada
Red corner · First read
Rick Zelada
1 fight on film · 9.9 minutes readable
vs
Miguel Peimbert
Blue corner · First read
Miguel Peimbert
2 fights on film · 20.1 minutes readable
Pace. Zelada throws about three times as much as Peimbert.
Range. Zelada mixes in kicks. Peimbert rarely does.
Rhythm. Both mix single shots with short flurries.
Tale of the tape
18+
strikes a minute of standing time
6+
180
strikes seen on film
134
3rd of 15
busiest of the fighters on file
13th of 15
77 / 23
punches / kicks, out of 100 strikes
90 / 10
46%
of strikes come from his left side
54%
2
strikes in a typical flurry
2
6 in 10
of his strikes land inside a flurry
5 in 10
Level, then dips
shape across the rounds
Climbs
Zelada · strikes a minute, by round
R1
19.0
R2
19.1
R3
14.8
Level through two, down in the third.
Peimbert · same scale
R1
8.8
R2
6.3
R3
13.2
Each round bigger than the last. He closed at about 13 a minute.

2 wks

Typical turnaround from footage to delivery

12

Fighters on a full card, prelims included

0

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Every fighter on your card, tracked frame by frame from whatever tape exists.

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Assets before fight week

Sheets to your commentary team, graphics in your switcher, review after the show.

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Fighters already on file

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