The reasoning engine for boxing
Beyond the data.
One engine, every decision
Not an analytics tool. An operating system.
01
The Fighter
One fighter on the universal scale, read at the weight he fights and the opposition he has actually faced.
Fighter Intelligence
OVERALL KR, the three components (Skill, Athletic, Processing), the union trait library weighted by archetype, and the opposition-ladder anchor with the record held at PROXY.
Weight and Division
Weight as division and physical environment at once: the same fighter is a different fighter a division up, the weight cut as real cost, the Weight Explorer on demand.
Development and Damage
The career pathway and peak-timing where mileage is the truer clock, accumulated damage and the wars he has been in, and the knockout-loss accelerator.
Turn-Pro Projection
The defining projection: an amateur run through the Pro engine across the turn-pro gate, with Entry KR, Peak Ceiling, Floor, and Median, and the rank-order break made visible.
Era Projection
The same fighter moved across the eras of the sport (ruleset, rounds, glove and safety changes, training baselines) factor by factor.
02
The Fight
Styles make fights. Read the matchup, run the fight, work the corner.
Matchup Intelligence
The two-body stylistic resolution: the archetype cycle, the range and front-foot axes, stance friction, the tale of the tape, and the pick-and-why. The interaction is its own object.
Simulation
The exchange rolled into rounds and a fight: pace and pressure, the gas tank, damage, cuts, the continuous stoppage check, and the judging model, output as a win-method-and-round distribution.
Fight-Week and Corner Ops
The phase flow: the opponent advance and game plan, in-fight and between-rounds corner ops (the corner packet, the cutman, the scorecard read), and the post-fight packet.
Fight Grades
KFG and KRG: the single-fight and single-round grades on the KR scale, built from the exchange and the round, as the honesty check on the standing KR.
03
The Camp
The people in the corner: the trainer, the conditioning, the cutman, and the room that builds him.
Trainer and Corner
The trainer rated on his pillars (technical development, fight-night strategy and in-corner adjustment, the record), with the inherited-fighter credit split and the portability test. The highest-leverage institutional term in the sport.
Conditioning and the Weight Cut
The strength-and-conditioning and nutrition team as named actors: the gas-tank gain, and the weight cut as a real cost that can drain a fighter on the night, graded over the baseline and for portability.
The Cutman and Fighter Health
The cutman as a named actor (cuts, swelling, between-rounds repair), and the fighter-health read: durability, recovery, and accumulated damage, held clinical and never a grade input.
The Camp as Institution
The camp as developer and deployer: the development residual, do its fighters beat their projected trajectories, separated from the fighters it attracts. Includes the gated OBSERVED path.
04
The Amateur Game
The pre-professional game: the amateur ladder, the Olympic pathway, and the gate.
Amateur Fighter Intelligence
The Amateur engine read: amateur archetype weights, amateur overrides, and the amateur opposition ladder, on the same universal KR scale.
The Amateur Ladder and Olympic Pathway
The competition structure from local and regional through national to international and championship, the Olympic pathway, and where a fighter's proven amateur level actually sits.
Amateur Governance and Eligibility
The amateur ruleset and scoring, the safety and headgear layer, and the age, eligibility, and category structure, with the governing-body landscape flagged contested.
Turning Pro
The turn-pro gate as a decision: the eligibility mechanics, the timing and what a premature crossing costs, and the entry into the professional market.
05
The Business
The purse, the draw, the belts, and the people who make the fights.
Purse and Value
The purse anatomy and the cost stack, the revenue streams a purse is built from, and price-is-not-value: what a fighter is paid against what he is worth to a card and to the sport.
Drawing Power
Merit versus draw held explicit: a skill-elite fighter can be a poor draw and a limited fighter a massive one. The gate and pay-per-view read, priced separately from the KR and never collapsed into it.
Promoter and Manager
The promotional and managerial outfit graded as an institution: matchmaking judgment, pathway-building, the money it can put behind a fighter, the willingness to make real fights, and the contract mechanics.
Matchmaking
Career construction: who he fights next, which untested traits to protect and which to test, the stylistic risk of each candidate, and the money and belt consequence, each priced separately.
Belts and Sanctioning
The sanctioning bodies and the belt system, the rankings and the mandatory machinery, and the belt economy with its sporting-versus-political mix named, never as pure sporting proof.
Division Intelligence
The division as an institution: the depth and quality of the contender field, the belt-holder picture and the fragmentation across bodies, and how the landscape re-prices a fighter's pathway.
Pro Governance and Rules
The unified ruleset and rounds structure, the weigh-in and rehydration rules, the commission and licensing structure, the anti-doping regime, and the governance status, flagged current-as-of and contested.