MMA Scorecard & Striking Matrix
Evaluate fight momentum, impact vs. volume, and calculate three-judge consensus decisions according to the official ABC Unified Rules of Mixed Martial Arts.
| Round | Red (Consensus) | Round Tier | Blue (Consensus) | Primary Factor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FINAL TOTAL | 48 | Decisive | 47 | Unanimous (3-0) |
Round 1 is ruled 10-9 for Raul Rosas Jr. based on Tier 1 Effective Striking damage (14 sig. head strikes) combined with 01:55 of dominant ground control time and 2 takedowns.
How Official ABC MMA Judging Works
Under the revised Association of Boxing Commissions (ABC) Unified Rules, scoring strictly adheres to a three-tier hierarchy.
1. Effective Striking & Grappling
The top tier. Immediate impact (visible stun, damage, swelling, cuts, heavy impact) takes priority over cumulative strike counts. Heavy strikes that stagger an opponent supersede prolonged inactive top position.
2. Effective Aggressiveness
Only evaluated if both combatants are dead even in effective striking and grappling. Moving forward aggressively without landing effective strikes does not earn points.
3. Fighting Area Control
Determines who is dictating the pace, location, and position of the bout inside the Octagon. Only considered as the final tiebreaker if the first two tiers are identical.
10-8 & 10-7 Rounds
Judges must award a 10-8 round when a fighter exhibits the "Three D's": Damage, Dominance, and Duration. A 10-7 round is reserved for rare rounds where a stoppage was imminent for the duration.