Punch Volume & Landed Connects by Round
Complete 12-Round Punch Matrix & Scorecard
Click any row to jump to that round| Rnd | RED CORNER | SCORE | BLUE CORNER | ROUND VERDICT | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| # | Jabs | Power | Total | Red - Blue | Total | Power | Jabs | Consensus |
Audit punch volume, power connect efficiency, and body attack ratios while scoring 10-point must championship bouts. Includes live telemetry graphing, consensus judge calculations, and verifiable fight card export.
| Rnd | RED CORNER | SCORE | BLUE CORNER | ROUND VERDICT | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| # | Jabs | Power | Total | Red - Blue | Total | Power | Jabs | Consensus |
How unified boxing sanctions, CompuBox, and official sanctioning bodies evaluate elite bouts.
Mandated by the Association of Boxing Commissions (ABC). The winner of each round receives 10 points, while the opponent receives 9 points (or 8 points if knocked down or heavily dominated). Even rounds are scored 10-10.
High punch volume does not guarantee a round. Ringside judges prioritize clean, hard punches and effective aggression over arm punches caught on guards. Power connect percentages often dictate close rounds.
Elite champions like Canelo Alvarez systematically target the liver, ribs, and solar plexus. Tracking body punch volume shows how cumulative fatigue impairs opponents in the championship rounds (9-12).