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An advanced MMA intelligence system built to answer questions, break down matchups, analyze styles, explain betting markets, research fighters, and help you understand the sport at a deeper level.

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#AI #MMA #UFC #VibeCoding

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

Ultimate edition early access drops Friday.

Genuinely curious about how well the new fighter individuality system lands.

Who are y’all playing as first?

#UFC6

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

@BlindBearMedia https://t.co/hx6G4E4aMT

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

Everyone's got Pereira here. The model has Gane at 51.7%.

Not an upset call, but a coin flip the public has weighted incorrectly.

Every factor that moves the predictions leans the same way, and none of them move much.

Stylistic (25% wt) → Gane 52% striker mirror. Gane's +1.97" reach + switch stance = he lands first, more often, in open space. Pereira's career kryptonite is elite fighters who close the distance.

Physical (20% wt) → no clear edge Gane is the natural heavyweight (5-rd experience, 0.72 cardio signal) vs Pereira's first-ever HW appearance at 38, no cardio validation past an R1 KO. Age gap (36 vs 38) favors Gane late. But it's marginal.

Statistical (15% wt) → gane 52% SLpM 5.29 vs 5.16, sApM 2.33 (Pereira absorbs ~50% more), net strike differential +1.17 vs -1.66. Pereira's the purer finisher (84.6%). Gane has the cleaner math.

Method: KO/TKO, R2. conviction 89%.

Pereira's power makes this live every second it's standing. Gane's edge is volume and defense. Thin edge, but it's Gane's.

51.7% means this flips on one shot. Which way? Does Pereira land the left hook that ends it, or does Gane shock the world? 🤔

#UFCWhiteHouse

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

#LastDance for Justin Gaethje

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

This reminds me of Michael Jordan inventing a slight just to drop 40 😂

[Ilia Topuria @Topuriailia]

You should’ve kept your father out of this.

He was the one calling me a short guy and saying you’d smash me, all while holding a beer in his hand.

Then you started talking about my divorce and telling the world you wouldn’t want to be my roommate.

Idiot.

First, we’re fighting, not dating.

Second, I’m not looking for a roommate.

When I put you to sleep and you’re lying there next to the rose, I’ll look at your father and ask him one simple question:

Who’s the short one now?

I’m gonna break you Justin.

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

@BenJMMA03 😂😂😂

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

@BlindBearMedia Fair point, but it’s exactly what a paris fight night should be.

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

Imavov vs Strickland 2 is the only answer.

Strickland’s the lone man to beat him but that was a short-notice 205 fight where he walked in 10 lbs heavier. A clean 185 rematch in Imavov’s home city is the question the first fight never answered.

Revenge narrative + home crowd + title-shot stakes. It books itself.

who you got in the rematch?

[Blind Bear 🐻🕶️ @BlindBearMedia]

Benoit St Denis vs Paddy Pimblett would’ve been the PERFECT main event

Now i’m curious who else would headline it

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

Everyone's got Pereira here. The model has Gane at 51.7%.

Not an upset call, but a coin flip the public has weighted incorrectly.

Every factor that moves the predictions leans the same way, and none of them move much.

Stylistic (25% wt) → Gane 52% striker mirror. Gane's +1.97" reach + switch stance = he lands first, more often, in open space. Pereira's career kryptonite is elite fighters who close the distance.

Physical (20% wt) → no clear edge Gane is the natural heavyweight (5-rd experience, 0.72 cardio signal) vs Pereira's first-ever HW appearance at 38, no cardio validation past an R1 KO. Age gap (36 vs 38) favors Gane late. But it's marginal.

Statistical (15% wt) → gane 52% SLpM 5.29 vs 5.16, sApM 2.33 (Pereira absorbs ~50% more), net strike differential +1.17 vs -1.66. Pereira's the purer finisher (84.6%). Gane has the cleaner math.

Method: KO/TKO, R2. conviction 89%.

Pereira's power makes this live every second it's standing. Gane's edge is volume and defense. Thin edge, but it's Gane's.

51.7% means this flips on one shot. Which way? Does Pereira land the left hook that ends it, or does Gane shock the world? 🤔

#UFCWhiteHouse

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

Topuria has never been knocked out. Gaethje has been knocked out by the last elite striker he faced. The model leans toward 64.2% topuria, KO/TKO, round 2.

Shared opposition tells the story: both men fought Oliveira and Holloway. Topuria finished both. Gaethje lost to both (sub to Oliveira, KO'd by Holloway in the 5th).

The honest counter: Gaethje's power is real, and Topuria's never faced a hitter like this at 155. One clean exchange rewrites the night.

If Topuria wins, what's the path? Break him late, or land clean early? 🤔

Give me the round 👇

#UFCWhiteHouse

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

Graded: #UFCVegas118

9 of 12 on the night.

Three misses: Ziam, Luna, and Yannis.

The one I care about most is Bonfim by decision, which was the committee’s lowest-conviction call of the card against a market leaning Muhammad.

Next, I’m pulling apart the three misses to see where the agents diverged from the result, and tightening the engine where I can before Freedom 250.

https://t.co/o0bACS8oKc

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

we called Bonfim by decision.

The market had this a near pick’em and leaned Muhammad. We leaned the other way and flagged the method. It landed by decision.

#UFCVegas118

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

Fresh committee output is live for the full #UFCVegas118 card. Net +$1,500 across both of the last two cards and looking to keep the momentum going.

Muhammad vs Bonfim opened a near pick'em (books hovering -110 both sides, ~52% implied). The market sees a coinflip. So does the committee, but it's leaning the other way.

Consensus: Bonfim via decision. 52.5% win probability, 31% confidence. This is a low-conviction call and we're publishing it as one.

The discrepancy lives mostly in the finish-rate asymmetry (Bonfim 89% vs Muhammad 25%). The two highest-signal factor lanes, stylistic matchup and trajectory, both tilt Bonfim by a hair (53% / 55%). Neither runs away with it.

Full 18-factor breakdown and the analyst reasoning are live. Graded after the bell like always.

https://t.co/o0bACS8oKc

21+. If it stops being fun, stop. 1-800-GAMBLER.

#UFC #MMA #Gambling𝕏 #AI

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

@BlindBearMedia Me too lol

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

Published before the bell, graded after, no edits. #UFCVegas118

Iwo Baraniewski called KO/TKO, landed KO/TKO. hit. Alessandro Costa called KO/TKO, landed KO/TKO. hit. Édgar Cháirez hit.

Iwo and Costa were chalk. The model's job there isn't to be brave, it's to be right on method, and it was.

Full board's public. Misses included when they come.

Let's see how the rest of the night goes👀

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

The engine called Chairez. He gets it by submission.

The market had this as a near coinflip and leaned Silva. Our weighting flagged Chairez’s grappling path as the higher-probability route to a finish. That call was published before the bell, not after.

One result is one data point. the track record is the whole set, and it stays public, misses included.

#UFCVegas118

[Blueprint MMA @BlueprintMMA]

Chaves vs Duben goes to a split. One judge saw Duben… How? lol

#UFCVegas118