FiteQuant Rating Docs
Subjective FR is the evidence-based, non-deterministic layer of the system. Scores are estimated from curated fighter-profile material and intended to capture style/capability information that sparse record data alone does not express well. Active fighters are scored for estimated current ability/state; retired or deceased fighters are scored at estimated prime age.
FiteQuant Rating (FR) is the internal fighter rating framework used to structure model inputs across the platform. This page covers the subjective FR layer.
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FR means FiteQuant Rating: the internal fighter rating framework used to organize model inputs across the platform.
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This page explains what the subjective FiteQuant Rating layer is intended to represent, where its limits sit, and how to audit its influence in-product.
Subjective FR is the subjective layer of the FiteQuant Rating framework. It is an evidence-constrained scoring layer built from fighter profile material, not a claim that the platform has direct access to full punch-by-punch truth for every fighter.
The point of the layer is to encode style and capability information that is not captured well by sparse public bout-level records alone.
The practical way to audit the subjective layer is not by reading hidden prompts. It is by changing its influence in Model Builder, then checking how those changes propagate through Matchup, Results, and strict Backtest.
If reducing subjective influence materially improves or stabilizes a model, that is visible in-product.
Ability to hurt/stop opponents with single shots or combinations.
| Stat | Definition |
|---|---|
| Punching Power | Damage effect, knockdown/stoppage threat, and finishing force. |
Consistency of landing clean, meaningful punches.
| Stat | Definition |
|---|---|
| Punching Accuracy | Clean connect quality, precision placement, and efficient shot selection. |
Quickness of punch delivery and combination release.
| Stat | Definition |
|---|---|
| Hand Speed | Release speed, trigger speed, and combination quickness. |
Sustained offensive work rate and pressure application.
| Stat | Definition |
|---|---|
| Pace Pressure | Volume, tempo-setting aggression, and ability to force exchanges. |
Ability to reduce incoming damage via avoidance and structure.
| Stat | Definition |
|---|---|
| Defensive Skill | Head movement, guard discipline, positional defense, and defensive reactions. |
Control of range and positioning through movement and footwork.
| Stat | Definition |
|---|---|
| Distance Footwork Control | Range management, entry/exit quality, and ring positioning. |
Tactical intelligence and adjustment quality during fights.
| Stat | Definition |
|---|---|
| Ring Iq Adaptability | Game-plan execution, adaptation, and decision quality under pressure. |
Effectiveness at punishing opponent openings with timing/selection.
| Stat | Definition |
|---|---|
| Counter Punching | Intercept timing, trap usage, and mistake-punish efficiency. |
Resistance to being hurt/stopped by clean shots.
| Stat | Definition |
|---|---|
| Chin | Knockdown/stoppage resistance when hit cleanly. |
Ability to sustain performance and pace across rounds.
| Stat | Definition |
|---|---|
| Cardio Engine | Fatigue resistance and late-round output retention. |
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