⚖️ Tier 1: Effective Striking & Grappling
The primary scoring criterion. Heavily weighs immediate or cumulative damage, impact, and fight-ending danger. Legal strikes with immediate impact carry more weight than mere cumulative volume.
Analyze official Unified Rules 10-Point Must scoring, calculate strike & control impact across 3 judges, and generate verifiable commission-grade scorecards.
| Round | Joshua Van (Red) | Alexandre Pantoja (Blue) | Judge 1 | Judge 2 | Judge 3 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FINAL TOTAL | 48 | 47 | 48 - 47 | 49 - 46 | 48 - 47 | ||
The primary scoring criterion. Heavily weighs immediate or cumulative damage, impact, and fight-ending danger. Legal strikes with immediate impact carry more weight than mere cumulative volume.
Only evaluated if Tier 1 is deemed 100% equal. Moving forward aggressively with attempts to finish the fight, rather than simply advancing without impactful offensive execution.
Evaluated ONLY if both Tier 1 and Tier 2 are dead equal. Dictating the pace, position, and location of the bout in the cage. Holding without damage or submission threat is not sufficient for victory under modern rules.
Unanimous: All 3 judges score for the same fighter.
Split: 2 judges score for Fighter A, 1 scores for Fighter B.
Majority: 2 judges score for Fighter A, 1 scores a Draw.