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[Levi_]

This had Bruce winning quickly until I made it search for Chuck's kickboxing record, then this came out:

Fight Analyst Advanced

Prediction​

Fighters: Bruce Lee vs. Chuck Norris
Expected Winner: Chuck Norris
Round: 3
Victory Method: Decision
Prediction Confidence: 65%

Fighter Profiles​

Bruce Lee

• Record: Not applicable (no official fight record)
• Age: (At peak) 32
• Experience: Founder of Jeet Kune Do, extensive martial arts background
• Significant Metrics:
  • Speed: Exceptional
  • Power: Above average for his size
  • Technique: Highly innovative and adaptable
  • SLpM (Strikes Landed per Minute): Theoretically high
  • TDD (Takedown Defense): Unknown
  • KD (Knockdowns): Not officially recorded
  • Weight: Approx. 140 lbs
  • Height: 5'7"

Chuck Norris

• Record: Kickboxing 183-10, Karate Champion
• Age: (At peak) Mid-30s
• Experience: Founder of Chun Kuk Do, black belt in multiple disciplines including Tang Soo Do, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and Judo
• Significant Metrics:
  • Strength: Superior
  • Endurance: High
  • Technique: Traditional and disciplined
  • SLpM: Not officially recorded
  • TDD: Strong, given his grappling background
  • KD: Not officially recorded, but likely high
  • Weight: Approx. 160-170 lbs
  • Height: 5'10"

Analysis​

Clinching Time: Norris's superior weight and strength could give him an advantage in clinches. Lee's agility may be less effective against Norris's grappling skills.
Leg Strike Volume: Both have excellent leg striking capabilities, but Norris's background in Taekwondo and Karate might give him a slight edge.
Knockout Recovery Rate: Not enough data for either fighter.
Head Movement: Lee's evasiveness is legendary, but Norris's disciplined approach and reach advantage could counteract this.
Reach Advantage: Norris has a slight reach advantage.
Weight Cut: Not applicable; both fighters traditionally fought at their natural weights.
Fight Experience: Norris has more formal fight experience, with an impressive kickboxing record of 183-10 and multiple martial arts championships.
Comparative Metrics:

• Striking: Lee's speed vs. Norris's power and technique
• Ground Game: Norris's Judo and BJJ background gives him a significant advantage
• Mental Toughness: Both fighters are known for their mental fortitude

Final Thoughts: The fight would likely be a striking battle initially, with Lee's speed against Norris's power and technique. However, Norris's grappling skills could turn the tide if the fight goes to the ground. Norris's experience in competitive fighting and his well-rounded skill set in both striking and grappling give him a slight edge, leading to a decision victory.

 

[Captain Herb]

Here what's it saying for tonight's fights:
Predicted Winner: Magomed Ankalaev

Expected Round: Round 2

Manner of Victory: Knockout

Detailed Analysis:​

Magomed Ankalaev:​

1. Weight Cut Amount: 85 - Ankalaev cuts a significant amount of weight but manages it professionally, indicating a high level of conditioning.
2. Fighter Reach: 90 - With a long reach, Ankalaev can maintain distance and strike effectively.
3. Training Center: 88 - Training at a top-level center, he receives excellent coaching and sparring opportunities.
4. Natural Weight Class: Light Heavyweight - Score 95. His natural weight class aligns perfectly with his fighting category, giving him a natural advantage.
   Total Score: 358

Johnny Walker:​

1. Weight Cut Amount: 78 - Walker cuts a substantial amount of weight but has shown signs of struggle in the past.
2. Fighter Reach: 85 - Walker has a good reach, but not as advantageous as Ankalaev in striking exchanges.
3. Training Center: 82 - Training at a reputable center, but slightly behind in terms of resources compared to Ankalaev’s training environment.
4. Natural Weight Class: Light Heavyweight - Score 92. He is in his natural weight class but has not optimized his performance as well as Ankalaev.
   Total Score: 337

Conclusion:​

The data suggests that Magomed Ankalaev holds a significant advantage in reach and conditioning, with both fighters competing in their natural weight class. Ankalaev's superior training and weight management are likely to contribute to a knockout victory in the second round.

 

[TSaL]

This had Bruce winning quickly until I made it search for Chuck's kickboxing record, then this came out:

Fight Analyst Advanced

Prediction​

Fighters: Bruce Lee vs. Chuck Norris
Expected Winner: Chuck Norris
Round: 3
Victory Method: Decision
Prediction Confidence: 65%

Fighter Profiles​

Bruce Lee

• Record: Not applicable (no official fight record)
• Age: (At peak) 32
• Experience: Founder of Jeet Kune Do, extensive martial arts background
• Significant Metrics:
  • Speed: Exceptional
  • Power: Above average for his size
  • Technique: Highly innovative and adaptable
  • SLpM (Strikes Landed per Minute): Theoretically high
  • TDD (Takedown Defense): Unknown
  • KD (Knockdowns): Not officially recorded
  • Weight: Approx. 140 lbs
  • Height: 5'7"

Chuck Norris

• Record: Kickboxing 183-10, Karate Champion
• Age: (At peak) Mid-30s
• Experience: Founder of Chun Kuk Do, black belt in multiple disciplines including Tang Soo Do, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and Judo
• Significant Metrics:
  • Strength: Superior
  • Endurance: High
  • Technique: Traditional and disciplined
  • SLpM: Not officially recorded
  • TDD: Strong, given his grappling background
  • KD: Not officially recorded, but likely high
  • Weight: Approx. 160-170 lbs
  • Height: 5'10"

Analysis​

Clinching Time: Norris's superior weight and strength could give him an advantage in clinches. Lee's agility may be less effective against Norris's grappling skills.
Leg Strike Volume: Both have excellent leg striking capabilities, but Norris's background in Taekwondo and Karate might give him a slight edge.
Knockout Recovery Rate: Not enough data for either fighter.
Head Movement: Lee's evasiveness is legendary, but Norris's disciplined approach and reach advantage could counteract this.
Reach Advantage: Norris has a slight reach advantage.
Weight Cut: Not applicable; both fighters traditionally fought at their natural weights.
Fight Experience: Norris has more formal fight experience, with an impressive kickboxing record of 183-10 and multiple martial arts championships.
Comparative Metrics:

• Striking: Lee's speed vs. Norris's power and technique
• Ground Game: Norris's Judo and BJJ background gives him a significant advantage
• Mental Toughness: Both fighters are known for their mental fortitude

Final Thoughts: The fight would likely be a striking battle initially, with Lee's speed against Norris's power and technique. However, Norris's grappling skills could turn the tide if the fight goes to the ground. Norris's experience in competitive fighting and his well-rounded skill set in both striking and grappling give him a slight edge, leading to a decision victory.

lol I never tested this match up!

 

[DrRodentia]

Let's see Aljo vs Kattar

 

[TSaL]

One thing I tried that I always do with other ChatGTP queries is to always instruct it to do a search for current info; this first came out as both having no martial arts experience. After I instructed it to make a search. it came back with the info about martial arts training. The result is pretty wacky and inaccurate, but to be fair, it doesn't have any fight data. Elon Musk has street fighting experience, lol


Fight Analyst Advanced

Revised Prediction​

• Fighters: Mark Zuckerberg vs. Elon Musk
• Prediction Confidence: Moderate
• Expected Winner: Elon Musk
• Round: 2
• Victory Method: Decision

Fighter Profiles​

Mark Zuckerberg​

• Record: 0-0 in professional MMA
• Age: 39 (as of 2024)
• Experience: Training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, recent involvement in jiu-jitsu tournaments
• Key Metrics: Physical fitness emphasized, but limited competitive experience

Elon Musk​

• Record: 0-0 in professional MMA
• Age: 52 (as of 2024)
• Experience: Childhood training in judo, Kyokushin karate, and taekwondo; recent brief training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu; street fight experience
• Key Metrics: Physically robust with diverse martial arts background

Analysis​

Considering both have had some form of martial arts training, albeit at different levels and stages in life, this analysis incorporates their training, physical attributes, and mental toughness.

1. Martial Arts Training and Skills:
   • Zuckerberg: Has been actively training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and participating in tournaments. This suggests a more recent and consistent training regime in grappling.
   • Musk: Trained in judo, Kyokushin karate, and taekwondo during childhood, with some recent brief Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training. His diverse martial arts background could give him an advantage in striking and grappling.
2. Physical Attributes:
   • Both individuals have been involved in physical training, but their martial arts focus differs. Musk's height and build might offer him some advantage in striking and grappling exchanges.
3. Mental Toughness and Fight IQ:
   • Both are known for their resilience and mental toughness in the business world. Translating this into a fight scenario could mean better stress management and strategic thinking during the fight.
4. Real Fight Experience:
   • Musk has some street fight experience from his time growing up in South Africa, which could add to his practical fighting instincts.

Final Thoughts​

• Elon Musk appears to have a slight edge due to his diverse martial arts background and physical attributes. However, the lack of recent and consistent combat sports competition for both individuals makes this a challenging and unpredictable matchup. Musk's advantage might come from his broader experience in martial arts and physical attributes, leading to a potential decision victory. However, Zuckerberg's recent and focused training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu should not be underestimated.

street fight experience lol WTF

 

[TSaL]

Let's see Aljo vs Kattar

Prediction​

• Fighter Matchup: Aljamain Sterling vs. Calvin Kattar
• Prediction Confidence: 70%
• Expected Winner: Aljamain Sterling
• Round: 3
• Victory Method: Submission

Fighter Profiles​

Aljamain Sterling​

• Record: 20-3-0
• Age: 33
• Experience: High - Competing since 2011, UFC veteran
• Significant Strikes Landed per Minute (SLpM): 4.82
• Takedown Defense (TDD): 51%
• Knockdowns (KD): Low frequency
• Clinching Time: High
• Leg Strike Volume: Moderate
• Knockout Recovery Rate: Good
• Head Movement: Excellent
• Reach Advantage: 71 inches
• Weight Cut: Normal
• Fight Camp Quality: High - Known for strong camp support
• Mental Toughness: Strong
• Octagon Jitters: Unlikely
• Injury History: Moderate

Calvin Kattar​

• Record: 23-6-0
• Age: 34
• Experience: High - Active since 2007, seasoned UFC fighter
• SLpM: 5.19
• TDD: 89%
• KD: Moderate frequency
• Clinching Time: Moderate
• Leg Strike Volume: High
• Knockout Recovery Rate: Moderate
• Head Movement: Good
• Reach: 72 inches
• Weight Cut: Normal
• Fight Camp Quality: High
• Mental Toughness: Very Strong
• Octagon Jitters: Unlikely
• Injury History: Low

Comparative Scoring​

• Striking: Kattar (5.19 SLpM) has a slight edge over Sterling (4.82 SLpM).
• Takedown Defense: Kattar’s 89% TDD is superior, but Sterling’s grappling and submission skills can negate this advantage.
• Experience: Similar experience levels, but Sterling has a slight edge in UFC-specific experience.
• Physical Attributes: Similar reach; no significant advantage.
• Fight IQ: Both fighters demonstrate high fight IQ, with Sterling having an edge in strategic grappling.

Final Thoughts​

• The fight is expected to be a battle of Sterling's grappling against Kattar's striking.
• Sterling likely to exploit his grappling and submission skills, especially considering Kattar's striking-based approach.
• Sterling’s ability to control the pace and location of the fight is key.
• Kattar’s resilience and striking could pose problems, but Sterling’s diverse skill set gives him the upper hand.

 

[Azzy]

I know it's been asked but how do you make something like this?

Would be interested to play around and also with other sports.

 

[Alacran]

Try it on fights that already happened to see if it's accurate. Also, I was thinking that sometime in the future fights may be judged by artifical intelligence

 

[chinarice]

Did it factor in Silva being bigger naturally and GSP being known to tap to strikes? (I’m half joking with the second statement as a big Silva fan back in the day )

Well they both tapped to strikes an equal amount of times.....

GSP/Serra
Silva/Cannonier

 

[Levi_]

Did it factor in Silva being bigger naturally and GSP being known to tap to strikes? (I’m half joking with the second statement as a big Silva fan back in the day )

Obligatory reply of Silva tapping to small Japanese cans that GSP would never lose to (also note that Anderson was fighting almost 10 years before the UFC, he was about 5 years in when he tapped to Takase which is the same place GSP was when he lost to Serra, but Anderson got tapped by a small Japanese can only a couple years before the UFC also):

 

[goOb]

Cliffs TS, who do I bet my house on next?

 

[WoozyFailGuy]

This had Bruce winning quickly until I made it search for Chuck's kickboxing record, then this came out:

Fight Analyst Advanced

Prediction​

Fighters: Bruce Lee vs. Chuck Norris
Expected Winner: Chuck Norris
Round: 3
Victory Method: Decision
Prediction Confidence: 65%

Fighter Profiles​

Bruce Lee

• Record: Not applicable (no official fight record)
• Age: (At peak) 32
• Experience: Founder of Jeet Kune Do, extensive martial arts background
• Significant Metrics:
  • Speed: Exceptional
  • Power: Above average for his size
  • Technique: Highly innovative and adaptable
  • SLpM (Strikes Landed per Minute): Theoretically high
  • TDD (Takedown Defense): Unknown
  • KD (Knockdowns): Not officially recorded
  • Weight: Approx. 140 lbs
  • Height: 5'7"

Chuck Norris

• Record: Kickboxing 183-10, Karate Champion
• Age: (At peak) Mid-30s
• Experience: Founder of Chun Kuk Do, black belt in multiple disciplines including Tang Soo Do, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and Judo
• Significant Metrics:
  • Strength: Superior
  • Endurance: High
  • Technique: Traditional and disciplined
  • SLpM: Not officially recorded
  • TDD: Strong, given his grappling background
  • KD: Not officially recorded, but likely high
  • Weight: Approx. 160-170 lbs
  • Height: 5'10"

Analysis​

Clinching Time: Norris's superior weight and strength could give him an advantage in clinches. Lee's agility may be less effective against Norris's grappling skills.
Leg Strike Volume: Both have excellent leg striking capabilities, but Norris's background in Taekwondo and Karate might give him a slight edge.
Knockout Recovery Rate: Not enough data for either fighter.
Head Movement: Lee's evasiveness is legendary, but Norris's disciplined approach and reach advantage could counteract this.
Reach Advantage: Norris has a slight reach advantage.
Weight Cut: Not applicable; both fighters traditionally fought at their natural weights.
Fight Experience: Norris has more formal fight experience, with an impressive kickboxing record of 183-10 and multiple martial arts championships.
Comparative Metrics:

• Striking: Lee's speed vs. Norris's power and technique
• Ground Game: Norris's Judo and BJJ background gives him a significant advantage
• Mental Toughness: Both fighters are known for their mental fortitude

Final Thoughts: The fight would likely be a striking battle initially, with Lee's speed against Norris's power and technique. However, Norris's grappling skills could turn the tide if the fight goes to the ground. Norris's experience in competitive fighting and his well-rounded skill set in both striking and grappling give him a slight edge, leading to a decision victory.

Chuck would have in reality wrapped Bruce up into a pretzel unless he was secretly glass chinned, seems the bot is chugging along better and better IMO

Obligatory reply of Silva tapping to small Japanese cans that GSP would never lose to (also note that Anderson was fighting almost 10 years before the UFC, he was about 5 years in when he tapped to Takase which is the same place GSP was when he lost to Serra, but Anderson got tapped by a small Japanese can only a couple years before the UFC also):

Reminder that the scissor heel hook was so embarrassing for Silva that he retired right then and there and was convinced by Wandy or Nog to unretire.

 

[Levi_]

It seems to have a Jon Jones bias; Jones beats everyone, past and present. It MUST be getting data from Sherdog.

 

[Levi_]

Chuck would have in reality wrapped Bruce up into a pretzel unless he was secretly glass chinned, seems the bot is chugging along better and better IMO

That's not what Chuck said about it. He said they sparred many times and respected each other as masters of the martial arts.

 

[WoozyFailGuy]

That's not what Chuck said about it. He said they sparred many times and respected each other as masters of the martial arts.

That's what every true martial artist says about another. They know what the score is, but that's between them. I was raised on both of them, my dad is big into eastern philosophy so I'm no Bruce Lee hater by any means, I own a yellow and black tracksuit, I just think in an actual competitive environment, like time warping them both in their primes to the UFC, Chuck wins it 7/10 times.
I'm interested in Karelin vs Brock.

 

[Levi_]

That's what every true martial artist says about another. They know what the score is, but that's between them. I was raised on both of them, my dad is big into eastern philosophy so I'm no Bruce Lee hater by any means, I own a yellow and black tracksuit, I just think in an actual competitive environment, like time warping them both in their primes to the UFC, Chuck wins it 7/10 times.
I'm interested in Karelin vs Brock.

Bruce Lee's theoretical approach brought not only celebrity students but pro kickboxing students; PKA champ Joe Lewis famously trained with Bruce and talks about other pros learning from Bruce Lee.

Now if we were to match them in kickboxing, you have a weight disparity that would be hard to overcome for Bruce. Bruce Lee didn't gain experience in the sport, and obviously would have a disadvantage given these two factors. I don't think it is bull though that Chuck had that kind of respect for him as a martial artist; a lot of people did.

 

[Levi_]

Strickland over DPP! Very interested to see if this pick pans out.

Based on the latest information and fight statistics for both Sean Strickland and Dricus Du Plessis, I have conducted a comprehensive analysis using a weighted scoring system in key areas of MMA. Here is the breakdown for their upcoming fight at UFC 297:

Fighter Profiles​

• Sean Strickland
  • Age: 32
  • Record: 28-5-0
  • Stance: Orthodox
  • Reach: 76"
  • Notable: Defended 84% of takedowns, lands 5.82 significant strikes per minute.
• Dricus Du Plessis
  • Age: 30
  • Record: 20-2-0
  • Stance: Switch
  • Reach: 76"
  • Notable: 55% striking accuracy, lands 6.95 significant strikes per minute, 50% takedown accuracy.

Scoring Analysis (1-100)​

1. Striking Accuracy
   • Strickland: 41 (41% striking accuracy)
   • Du Plessis: 55 (55% striking accuracy)
2. Wrestling Ability
   • Strickland: 64 (64% takedown accuracy)
   • Du Plessis: 50 (50% takedown accuracy)
3. BJJ Skills
   • Strickland: 80 (Based on defensive skills and ability to avoid bottom position)
   • Du Plessis: 70 (Shown capability in submissions but not as defensively solid as Strickland)
4. Size and Reach
   • Both fighters have an equal reach of 76", scoring equally in this category.
5. Cardio and Stamina
   • Strickland: 85 (Has shown endurance in longer fights)
   • Du Plessis: 80 (Solid cardio but less tested in longer bouts)
6. Fight IQ
   • Strickland: 82 (Strategic fighter with good adaptability)
   • Du Plessis: 78 (Intelligent but can be more aggressive, leading to potential risks)
7. Weight Cut
   • Both fighters are known to handle weight cuts well, scoring equally.
8. Training Center/Team
   • Strickland: 80 (Trains at a high-profile gym with top training partners)
   • Du Plessis: 78 (Also trains at a reputable gym, but slightly less renowned than Strickland's)
9. Recent Performance
   • Strickland: 90 (Coming off a win against Israel Adesanya)
   • Du Plessis: 88 (Impressive recent wins, but Strickland's win is more notable)
10. Mental Strength
    • Strickland: 85 (Very mentally tough, has shown resilience)
    • Du Plessis: 83 (Also mentally strong but less tested under current high-pressure situations)
11. Striking Ability
    • Strickland: 75 (Solid striker, but not as powerful as Du Plessis)
    • Du Plessis: 85 (Higher strike rate and more knockdowns)
12. Experience
    • Strickland: 85 (More fights and experience at the top level)
    • Du Plessis: 75 (Less experience in the UFC)

Overall Scores​

• Sean Strickland: 825/1200
• Dricus Du Plessis: 792/1200

Prediction​

Based on the weighted scores and analysis, Sean Strickland has a slight edge over Dricus Du Plessis. The fight is expected to be highly competitive, but Strickland's experience, striking defense, and takedown defense give him the advantage.

• **

Expected Winner: Sean Strickland

• Prediction Confidence: 68%
• Expected Method of Victory: Decision
• Estimated Time of Victory: Late Rounds (Round 4 or 5)

This prediction is grounded in the analysis of their strengths, recent performances, and overall skillsets. However, it's important to note that MMA fights can be unpredictable, and both fighters possess the skills to secure a win.

 

[Slobodan]

Slobodan, where are from? And why did you ban Kenny Florian?

I'm chucking those picks into a parlay for shits and giggles.

Australia, originally from Serbia.

Kenny Florian kept peddling his podcast in entry thread he posted in and he wouldn't stop

 

[WoozyFailGuy]

Australia, originally from Serbia.

Kenny Florian kept peddling his podcast in entry thread he posted in and he wouldn't stop

I thought so, Srecna Nova Godina! I'm Montenegrin myself.
That sounds very KenFlo for some reason.

 

[HavokHarmon]

Damn this is awesome, there are so many what-if fights from history that come to mind. I won’t go nuts here but two more that I thought of are
Joachim Hansen vs BJ Penn 2008
Matt Hughes vs Anderson Silva 2002