MMA Statistics from River City Fights Youtube Channel videos
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
I need fight statistics on all of the videos from this channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@rivercityfights/videos
Things we need captured:
1. Pre-Fight Details
Fighter Stats:
Weight: Official weight at the weigh-in.
Reach: Arm reach measurement.
Height: Recorded during fighter introductions.
Fight Record: Number of wins, losses, draws, and no-contests.
Fighter Background:
Fighting Style: Boxing, Jiu-Jitsu, Wrestling, etc.
Age: Age at the time of the fight.
Team/Gym: Current gym or training camp.
Fight Context:
Fight Card Position: Main event, co-main, or undercard.
Event Name and Date: UFC Fight Night, UFC PPV event, etc.
Weight Class: Lightweight, Middleweight, etc.
Rounds Scheduled: 3 rounds or 5 rounds (for main events or title fights).
Betting Odds (if relevant): Odds for each fighter, indicating favorites and underdogs.
2. In-Fight Statistics (Round-by-Round)
Strikes:
Total Strikes Landed and Attempted: Count both landed strikes and attempted strikes to calculate accuracy.
Significant Strikes: Strikes that visibly affect the opponent or target key areas (head, body, legs).
Head Strikes: Total landed and attempted strikes to the head.
Body Strikes: Total landed and attempted strikes to the body.
Leg Strikes: Total landed and attempted strikes to the legs.
Ground Game:
Takedowns Landed and Attempted: Successful and attempted takedowns, and takedown accuracy.
Submission Attempts: Number of submission attempts (e.g., chokeholds, armbars).
Ground Control Time: Time spent in control on the ground.
Damage Metrics:
Knockdowns: Number of times a fighter knocks down their opponent.
Cuts, Bruises, and Visible Damage: Observed damage inflicted, including cuts and bruises, especially if affecting fight outcome.
Defense:
Strike Defense: Ability to avoid or block strikes, typically as a percentage.
Takedown Defense: Ability to avoid or defend against takedown attempts.
Fight Pace:
Aggressiveness: Gauge control and pressuring style (whether one fighter seems more aggressive).
Octagon Control: Measure of control, who keeps the center, and who’s backed against the cage.
Clinch Time: Duration spent in clinch positions, controlling or defending.
3. Outcome and Post-Fight Metrics
Result: Win/Loss/Draw and method (KO, TKO, Submission, Decision).
Round of Finish: If the fight ends early, record the round and time.
Performance Metrics: Post-fight analytics, such as Fight of the Night, Performance of the Night awards.
Scorecard Details (if decision): Judges’ round-by-round scores if available.
Additional Data Points:
Significant Moments: Note impactful moments that could influence fight trajectory (e.g., stumbles, clinch breaks, or pivotal strikes).
Fan Reactions and Commentary Notes: Relevant for contextualizing the momentum or public sentiment if the data is for deeper analysis beyond fight metrics.
Please deliver the compiled statistics in a spreadsheet format. Please include detailed fan reactions and commentary notes for deeper contextualization.
https://www.youtube.com/@rivercityfights/videos
Things we need captured:
1. Pre-Fight Details
Fighter Stats:
Weight: Official weight at the weigh-in.
Reach: Arm reach measurement.
Height: Recorded during fighter introductions.
Fight Record: Number of wins, losses, draws, and no-contests.
Fighter Background:
Fighting Style: Boxing, Jiu-Jitsu, Wrestling, etc.
Age: Age at the time of the fight.
Team/Gym: Current gym or training camp.
Fight Context:
Fight Card Position: Main event, co-main, or undercard.
Event Name and Date: UFC Fight Night, UFC PPV event, etc.
Weight Class: Lightweight, Middleweight, etc.
Rounds Scheduled: 3 rounds or 5 rounds (for main events or title fights).
Betting Odds (if relevant): Odds for each fighter, indicating favorites and underdogs.
2. In-Fight Statistics (Round-by-Round)
Strikes:
Total Strikes Landed and Attempted: Count both landed strikes and attempted strikes to calculate accuracy.
Significant Strikes: Strikes that visibly affect the opponent or target key areas (head, body, legs).
Head Strikes: Total landed and attempted strikes to the head.
Body Strikes: Total landed and attempted strikes to the body.
Leg Strikes: Total landed and attempted strikes to the legs.
Ground Game:
Takedowns Landed and Attempted: Successful and attempted takedowns, and takedown accuracy.
Submission Attempts: Number of submission attempts (e.g., chokeholds, armbars).
Ground Control Time: Time spent in control on the ground.
Damage Metrics:
Knockdowns: Number of times a fighter knocks down their opponent.
Cuts, Bruises, and Visible Damage: Observed damage inflicted, including cuts and bruises, especially if affecting fight outcome.
Defense:
Strike Defense: Ability to avoid or block strikes, typically as a percentage.
Takedown Defense: Ability to avoid or defend against takedown attempts.
Fight Pace:
Aggressiveness: Gauge control and pressuring style (whether one fighter seems more aggressive).
Octagon Control: Measure of control, who keeps the center, and who’s backed against the cage.
Clinch Time: Duration spent in clinch positions, controlling or defending.
3. Outcome and Post-Fight Metrics
Result: Win/Loss/Draw and method (KO, TKO, Submission, Decision).
Round of Finish: If the fight ends early, record the round and time.
Performance Metrics: Post-fight analytics, such as Fight of the Night, Performance of the Night awards.
Scorecard Details (if decision): Judges’ round-by-round scores if available.
Additional Data Points:
Significant Moments: Note impactful moments that could influence fight trajectory (e.g., stumbles, clinch breaks, or pivotal strikes).
Fan Reactions and Commentary Notes: Relevant for contextualizing the momentum or public sentiment if the data is for deeper analysis beyond fight metrics.
Please deliver the compiled statistics in a spreadsheet format. Please include detailed fan reactions and commentary notes for deeper contextualization.