Total score
29 - 28Red Fighter / Blue FighterTrack each round winner, 10-9/10-8/10-7 values, deductions, effective striking, grappling, aggression, and control in one clean scorecard.
Quick examples
Set the fighters and round count, then score each round by winner and margin.
Decision summary
Projected decision: Red Fighter
Red Fighter / Blue Fighter
Total score
29 - 28Red Fighter / Blue FighterProjected decision
Red FighterReviewing decisionRounds won
2 - 1Draw rounds: 0Rounds
3Fight Night 3R0 means little impact and 5 means a clear edge. These sliders support your notes; they do not override the chosen round score.
Round summary
Total score
10 - 9Effective striking/damage
Grappling
Aggression
Control
Total score
9 - 10Effective striking/damage
Grappling
Aggression
Control
Total score
10 - 9Effective striking/damage
Grappling
Aggression
Control
MMA scorecards usually use a 10-point must format: the round winner receives 10 and the opponent receives 9 or less. Effective striking and grappling come first, with aggression and control used as supporting context.
Use it when one fighter creates a clearly dominant round with damage, sustained offense, or strong control.
No. Effective striking and grappling come first. Aggression and control are best used when the effective work is close.
No. It is a review and note-taking tool. Official decisions follow the judges and the event ruleset.
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