MATCHUPS

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Fighter A
Fighter B
Marcio Corleta
13-11-0
BJJ · Ultra Heavyweight
Submission Hunter
VS
A. J. Banal
"Bazooka, AJ"
33-5-1
Boxing · Bantamweight
Balanced Competitor
ConfidenceData signal: 88%
Corleta 93%7% Banal
Tactical Intelligence
Insufficient data

Matchup breakdown

70CardioN/A

Insufficient data — this comparison is withheld rather than guessed.

88Fight IQN/A

Insufficient data — this comparison is withheld rather than guessed.

N/AReach comparison170

Insufficient data — this comparison is withheld rather than guessed.

77Finishing threat70

Corleta ends fights inside the distance more often.

Guard Play95Passing89Submission Threat98Scrambling86Cardio70Fight IQ88Corleta
Projected probability
Corleta 50%50% Banal

Aggregated from striking, wrestling, grappling, pace, finishing, and fight IQ edges. Run the AI projection below for a round-by-round read.

Advantage Map
Analysis confidence 58 · Moderate

Where each phase is won

Phase-by-phase separation with an estimate of how much of the fight is likely to be spent there. Derived from attribute ratings and recorded finish data — not measured from footage.

Striking at range~70% of fight time
45
8

Corleta holds the edge by 37 points in this phase.

STAT
Clinch & cage~33% of fight time
80
0

Corleta holds the edge by 80 points in this phase.

STAT
Ground control~55% of fight time
93
1

Corleta holds the edge by 92 points in this phase.

STAT
Scrambles & transitions~37% of fight time
84
0

Corleta holds the edge by 84 points in this phase.

STAT
Late rounds Battleground~60% of fight time
74
0

Corleta holds the edge by 74 points in this phase.

STAT
Battleground

Most of this fight lives in late rounds, and that is Corleta's phase. The opposing corner has to change the location of the fight to win it.

What limits this read

Corleta profile 56/100 · Banal profile 66/100. A matchup is only as trustworthy as the weaker profile.

  • Corleta: fight-by-fight detail — 2 individual results with opponent, method and outcome.
  • Corleta: source coverage — 1 independent source referenced.
  • Corleta: written scouting analysis — Scouting report not generated yet.
  • Corleta: video evidence — No authorized footage linked yet.
  • Banal: source coverage — 1 independent source referenced.
  • Banal: written scouting analysis — Scouting report not generated yet.
Style Interaction

Likely tactical battle

Open stance (southpaw vs orthodox)

medium

Banal fights southpaw against an orthodox opponent. Open-stance matchups are decided by lead-foot position and the rear straight down the middle; the lead hook and calf kick become the highest-percentage entries for both corners.

Neutral

Cross-discipline matchup

low

Corleta competes in BJJ and Banal in Boxing. Only attributes shared by both rule sets are compared — skills that don't exist in one sport are excluded rather than scored as weaknesses.

Neutral

Path to victory — Marcio Corleta

low
  1. 1.Force the fight into striking at range — the phase with clear separation in Corleta's favour.
  2. 2.Use late rounds as the secondary route when the first is neutralised.

Path to victory — A. J. Banal

medium
  1. 1.Deny striking at range; that is where Corleta scores.

Swing factors

  • Striking at rangeClosest phase on the board — a small execution edge here flips the read.
  • Age gap13 years between them; Banal is the younger fighter.
  • Thin evidence baseCorleta has only 2 analyzed fights on file — behavioural reads are withheld.
  • Open stanceStance mismatch changes which strikes are available to both corners.
Not enough comparable data across these two athletes' disciplines to grade edges.

Keys to Victory · Corleta

  • Not enough evidence on file to separate these two — expect the sharper game-plan on the night to decide it.

Keys to Victory · Banal

  • Not enough evidence on file to separate these two — expect the sharper game-plan on the night to decide it.

Danger Zones

Avoid · Corleta
  • Lead-hand collisions when stances cross — watch the rear straight.
Avoid · Banal
  • Reactive shots after committed strikes — keep hands honest.
  • Scrambles after the takedown — never give up the back.
  • Lead-hand collisions when stances cross — watch the rear straight.
  • Mid-round adjustments — patterns get punished by round 2.

Camp Priorities

Drill list for fight week
Camp · Corleta
  1. 1Stack southpaw sparring partners 3x/week.
  2. 2Cardio block: 5x5 hard rounds, no rest between.
Camp · Banal
  1. 1Sprawl + cage-wall scramble drills, daily.
  2. 2Posture and frame work off bottom; no submission flow rolls.
  3. 3Orthodox volume strikers — drill lead-hand exchanges.
  4. 4Cardio block: 5x5 hard rounds, no rest between.
30
Striking
0
95
Grappling
0
78
Wrestling
0
70
Cardio
0
75
Chin
0
88
Fight IQ
0
Marcio Corleta
retired
A. J. Banal
unknown

Matchup Read

Cross-discipline matchup: BJJ vs Boxing — styles make fights. Marcio Corleta owns the striking edge on paper. Marcio Corleta should dictate where the fight takes place via wrestling. If it hits the mat, Marcio Corleta is the more dangerous grappler. Marcio Corleta is likely to be fresher in the championship rounds.

AI Fight Simulator

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