FIGHT BLUEPRINT
Know your opponent before you step into the cage.
Instant AI scouting reports on 500+ fighters — built for coaches, fighters, and analysts.
- Tendencies
- Distance Management
- Fight IQ Patterns
- Matchup Analysis
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This is what a FightBlueprint report looks like
Pulled straight from the A.J. McKee scouting page — Blueprint scores, tendencies, weaknesses, and a camp-ready game plan in one view.
- Vulnerable to elite wrestlers who chain takedowns
- Drops output if the opponent denies the lead hand
- Slower to reset after missed spinning attacks
- Drill reactive double-leg defense vs. southpaw stance
- Pressure-fight sparring rounds 4–5 to stress his reset
- Build a jab-heavy gameplan to occupy his lead hand
Made for the people who live in the cage
Walk into fight night knowing exactly how to win the exchange.
Build a camp plan around what actually beats this opponent.
Match training partners to fighters by archetype, not vibes.
Stop hand-charting tape. Get every signal in one searchable report.
From footage to fight plan in three steps
Choose any fighter from the roster — over 500 scouted across MMA, Boxing, Muay Thai, and more.
AI analyzes public fight records and historical data to surface tendencies, distance patterns, and behavioral signals.
Receive a scouting report and a counter game plan tailored to your fighter.
Trusted by coaches and analysts
"FightBlueprint cut our scouting time by 80%. We walked into camp knowing exactly what our opponent does when he's tired."
"The Blueprint radar gives us a language the whole coaching staff understands. No more arguing about what the tape actually shows."
"We used to spend days breaking down film. Now we get a full report in minutes. It's become essential for every camp."
The Fight Blueprint Analysis Engine
Every recommendation traces back to specific signals pulled from tape and verified public records — not vibes. Each report shows its confidence rating and the data signal behind it, so coaches know exactly how much weight to put on each call.
- Sourced from public fight records
- Cross-checked across 3+ sources per fighter
- Confidence score on every matchup read
- Refresh-on-demand — never stale data
Step counts, lead-leg loading, range resets per round.
Jab → cross → kick chains and the setups that precede them.
Time spent at fence, in open space, and on the back-foot.
Shot timing relative to opponent's last strike — reactive vs. proactive.
Slip / roll / parry frequency vs. absorbed shots per minute.
Round-over-round drop in volume, head movement, and movement off the line.
Every report ships with a confidence rating · Sources cited inline
Cut a 20-hour film session down to a 5-minute scouting report
Camps don't lose fights because of effort. They lose because the right pattern was hiding in tape nobody had time to watch.
- Watch 20+ hours of opponent film
- Take notes by hand, lose them by week 3
- Argue with the coaching staff about pattern reads
- Risk missing the tendency that ends the fight
- Camp starts before the game plan is ready
- Pick any fighter from the 500+ fighter database
- Get a scouting report in minutes — not weeks
- Coach reads tendencies, weaknesses, and game plan in one page
- Build the camp plan around what actually beats this opponent
- Walk in on fight night knowing exactly how to win
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See what a Fight Blueprint report looks like
Blueprint scores, tendencies, weaknesses, and camp recommendations — built for fighters you already know.
Islam Makhachev is a dominant Sambo-based grappler who has evolved into a highly technical southpaw kickboxer. Currently the UFC Lightweight Champion, he combines suffocating top control with an elite ability to finish fights via both strikes and submissions.
Ilia Topuria is a complete mixed martial artist possessing elite boxing and a sophisticated submission game rooted in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Known for his devastating power and high fight IQ, he systematically breaks opponents down through disciplined pressure and calculated finishing instincts.
A former two-division GLORY Kickboxing champion who transitioned to MMA to become a two-division UFC champion. He is arguably the most dangerous standing power-striker in the history of the sport, characterized by a unique ability to end fights with a single touch. While his ground game is evolving under Glover Teixeira, he remains a specialist whose success depends on keeping the fight vertical.
Strategy, not just statistics
Instead of "Striking accuracy: 54%", you'll read insights like "Prefers to establish range with a jab before throwing power combinations."
Aggression, wrestling, cardio, power, fight IQ and distance control on a single visual fingerprint.
Win conditions and danger zones for both fighters — who needs the cage, who needs open space.
Historical weaknesses: calf kicks, heavy pressure, southpaw movement — the patterns opponents exploit.
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