The story
Fightprint exists because a UFC veteran and a systems builder both got tired of hearing "this move works," with nothing behind the claim but memory and a highlight reel.
Where it started
Matt Brown spent more than a decade in the UFC — from The Ultimate Fighter season 7 through one of the highest knockout totals in the promotion's history — hearing the same claim from every coach and every fighter about the same move, backed by nothing but memory and whatever clip happened to go viral. Brock Starr spent his career on the other side of that exact problem: building systems that measure things honestly, for gyms, for artists, for kids who need consistent, real tracking instead of a vibe.
Fightprint is what happens when those two people stop arguing about it and build the denominator instead — a real interval around every number, enforced server-side, for every roll and every round, in every combat sport.
Who's building it
Full-stack developer and marketing lead at Graylight Creative — the fleet infrastructure Fightprint itself runs on. Off-stage he goes by Brock Lamb: an independent provider for kids on the autism spectrum, currently pursuing his LISW.
UFC veteran from The Ultimate Fighter season 7 through a decade-plus in the Octagon, retiring as one of the promotion's all-time knockout leaders. "The Immortal" is what happens to your nickname when you never stop coming forward.
Every tap in Fightprint is one more real data point in a sport that's never had one.
