http://www.compustrike.com/stats_files/ufc_112/Penn-Edgar.HTM
I believe people running those stats are more methodical then fight metric i believe imo. Watched the fight like 20 time now and some time play by play. I love bj pen at 155 im no hater on him but people say that he clearly won are i believe biased on the fanboyis of there favorite fighter. those that will show u a close round 1 and 2 a almost 3rd round even but when u really re watch it U see an edgar rolling with bj punch and scoring point with those leg kick and good octagon control i believe. 4 round and 5 specially with bj gas tank empty because of the sinus infection ( i like bj but damm always some excuses JESUS franklin beat and stole the soul of david loiseau with a broken hand) In live people make mistake every one does. But i don't think any of those judge that nite for the co main event made a mistake. Probably the closet fight i saw lately.but it s clear Edgar won that fight
I believe people running those stats are more methodical then fight metric i believe imo. Watched the fight like 20 time now and some time play by play. I love bj pen at 155 im no hater on him but people say that he clearly won are i believe biased on the fanboyis of there favorite fighter. those that will show u a close round 1 and 2 a almost 3rd round even but when u really re watch it U see an edgar rolling with bj punch and scoring point with those leg kick and good octagon control i believe. 4 round and 5 specially with bj gas tank empty because of the sinus infection ( i like bj but damm always some excuses JESUS franklin beat and stole the soul of david loiseau with a broken hand) In live people make mistake every one does. But i don't think any of those judge that nite for the co main event made a mistake. Probably the closet fight i saw lately.but it s clear Edgar won that fight
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CompuBox, the company that brought punch statistics to Boxing, is now offering its latest program, CompuStrike, to the Mixed Martial Arts industry.
The CompuStrike computer program counts and categorizes strikes thrown and connected during mixed martial arts fights, breaking down standing and ground stikes, as well as takedowns and submission attempts. Tallied arm and leg strikes produce a “total strike” count.
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CompuBox Inc. is owned and operated by Bob Canobbio. In 1985, CompuBox, Inc. developed the computer program that counts and categorizes punches thrown and connected in boxing matches.
CompuBox's clients include HBO, HBOPPV, HBO.com, TopRank PPV, Yahoo! Sports, HDNet, BoxingScene.com, MaxBoxing.com, ProBoxingChallenge.com, ESPN, VERSUS, MSG Network, NBC, Custom Special Tees, Inc. (Fight Program Content) Broadway Boxing, Ballroom Boxing, Turner Sports, Cedric Kushner Promotions, and various Pay Per View promotions.
CompuBox Inc. has also been hired by trainers Eddie Futch, Emanuel Steward and worked with champions Larry Holmes, Ray Leonard, Michael Spinks, Evander Holyfield, Mike McCallum, Pernell Whitaker, Meldrick Taylor, Mark Breland, Lennox Lewis, Oscar de la Hoya and other contenders to compile analysis on future opponents and attend the fighter's sparring sessions.
Bob Canobbio previously worked at Sport Illustrated and researched HBO Sports awarding-winning "Boxing's Best" Series.
Also manning the CompuBox keys are Joe Carnicelli, former sports editor at UPI; former Junior Lightweight Champion, Genaro Hernandez; former professional fighters, Saul Avelar and Dennis Allen; along with Nic Canobbio; former UPI boxing scribe, Dave Raffo; and noted boxing writer and historian, Lee Groves.
Operating the CompuStrike keys are MMA expert Andy Kasprzak, Jason Griggs, current MMA professional fighter Ryan LaFlare and former MMA fighter Erik Ott.