CAMP PREPARATION
AI-Powered Video Analysis for Otar "Pitbull" Eranosyan's Fight Camp
Source fight: Conceicao vs Guardado | April 13, 2024 | Super Featherweight 130 lbs
v2 — CLEANED DATA Re-analyzed with referee filter (1981 ref poses excluded), intro/other-fight footage skipped, capped at the round 7 stoppage.
Each flaw below has its own short reel with the top 4 examples: normal-speed lead-in → freeze with "FAULT DETECTED" banner → slow-motion replay at 1/4 speed, with persistent on-screen subtitle naming the fault and the tactical takeaway. Scroll down and click ▶ on any reel.
TARGET
"El Guardado"
OUR FIGHTER
"Pitbull"
Conceicao vs Guardado Ortiz | April 13, 2024 | TKO R7 via body shot
9,750 frames analyzed (rounds 1–7, intro skipped, 1981 referee poses filtered out via blue-shirt color detection). Each flaw has its own embedded reel with 4 best examples in slow motion.
His lead hand drops below the guard threshold in 84% of frames after the cleaned analysis. This is the #1 vulnerability — far worse than initially detected. Direct path to his face for the right hand, no parry ability.
Newly detected after the v2 cleanup — his rear hand also drops 82% of the time. Both hands low simultaneously means the entire guard collapses, and the chin tuck does nothing without hand cover.
Originally read 4.4% — the cleaned analysis shows it's actually 69%. He overextends his stance constantly, planted feet, slow to pivot. The earlier "narrow stance" reading at 78% was the referee, not Jose.
Original 100% reading was inflated by including the upright referee. Real number is 64% — still a major flaw. His chin floats up consistently when he's not throwing, leaving the jaw as a permanent target.
Rear elbow drifts away from his body in 38% of frames, opening a corridor to his liver and ribs on the right side.
Lead elbow wings out in ~31% of frames, leaving his left side body open and reducing guard structure during/after his own punches.
Over-commits weight forward in 24% of frames. Off-balance for counters, uppercut path opens up the middle.
Severe footwork error — his feet cross 16% of the time. Total loss of base and balance for that moment. Each instance is a free shot opportunity.
Pulls back to evade in 9% of frames. Removes his own power and breaks balance.
The original 78% reading was the REFEREE (he stands with feet close together). After ref filtering, real boxer stance is rarely narrow — in fact he leans the OPPOSITE way (too wide, see flaw #3).
Click timestamps to jump to critical moments in the fight showing Guardado's exploitable patterns
Three flaws caught by manual review — all now corrected in v2
--start 60 skips the intro entirely--duration 390 caps at 7:30, before the body-shot KOLesson: garbage-in detections produce confident-looking but wrong scouting reports. Always verify what the AI is actually looking at.
We filter the referee but cannot definitively distinguish Jose from Conceicao — both are bare-torsoed and the multi-pose tracker picks whichever boxer has the largest pose in frame. So the headline numbers describe "the more prominent boxer" who is usually but not always Jose. The flaws ARE Jose-typical (corroborated by his pattern in the Morales loss), but treat individual reel moments as illustrative, not forensic.
April 13, 2024 | American Bank Center, Corpus Christi, TX | TKO Round 7
Tactical game plan based on AI analysis of 14,942 frames
How this report was generated