FIGHTER CARD · MONOGRAPH SERIES 01
№ 1336902
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PERFORMANCE PATTERNS
4 MATCHES ANALYZEDConsistent regardless of time of day.
FIGHTER ANALYTICS
5 TOURNAMENTSMEDALS
across 5 tournaments
WHAT THIS MEANS 40% of 5 tournament entries resulted in gold.
FINISHING ABILITY
WINS
WHAT THIS MEANS No wins recorded yet.
FORMAT SPLIT GI ONLY
SAMPLE 4 Gi · 0 NoGi rated matches
TALE OF THE TAPE UPCOMING
No upcoming events scheduled.
BRACKET STYLE PERFORMANCE BY FORMAT
WHAT THIS MEANS Round-robin formats give more matches but easier brackets; single-elim is one mistake from elimination. Compare to find their best stage.
RULESET ADAPTATION ACROSS POINT/SUB SYSTEMS
WHAT THIS MEANS Win rate by ruleset. Top submission per ruleset hints at the athlete's go-to attack.
FEDERATION SPLIT 1 ORG
WHAT THIS MEANS Win rates per federation. Need 3+ matches per org for a calibrated comparison.
TRAVEL IMPACT HOME vs AWAY
Home gym state unknown — travel split needs a gym on file.
WHAT THIS MEANS Home-state vs out-of-state win rate. Gym-distance buckets coming once gyms are geocoded.
STATE FOOTPRINT 1 STATE · 4 EVENT-COUNTS
WHAT THIS MEANS Competes most in VA (100% of 4 located matches). State is taken from the venue state on each event — international or non-state-coded events aren't counted.
RECORD SNAPSHOT
FIGHTER HISTORY 4 matches
| RESULT | METHOD | OPPONENT | DIVISION | TOURNAMENT | FORMAT | DATE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| L | POI | Sawyer Malone | Kids NoGi / Pee Wee II (8 & 9yrs) / Grey / Above 48,3 kg | PBJJF Virginia Winter Open | GI | Dec 10, 2022 |
| L | POI | Adrian Pineda | Kids NoGi / Pee Wee II (8 & 9yrs) / Grey / Above 48,3 kg | PBJJF Virginia Winter Open | GI | Dec 10, 2022 |
| L | POI | Adrian Pineda | Kids Gi / Pee Wee II (8 & 9yrs) / Grey / -52.5 kg | PBJJF Virginia Winter Open | GI | Dec 10, 2022 |
| L | SUB | Adrian Pineda | Kids Gi / Pee Wee II (8 & 9yrs) / Grey / -52.5 kg | PBJJF Virginia Winter Open | GI | Dec 10, 2022 |
ABOUT
Kennedy Brown is a gray belt competitor with a 0–4 record across 5 tournaments and 9 medals (2 gold, 4 silver, 3 bronze). Points-and-positioning competitor.