About MMA Fight Advisor

What we are

MMA Fight Advisor is the analytical companion for the serious MMA fan: a research and signal service that publishes pre-fight model predictions, real-time odds analysis, and post-fight performance reviews. Every call is logged before the event, and every result is tracked against the record.

The service is operated by 300 Sports Analytics, LLC, a Wyoming-registered company founded in 2025. We publish our own MMA news, analysis, and fight predictions for fans, bettors, and analysts who want more than hot takes.

We are not a sportsbook and do not accept wagers. We have no affiliate or revenue-share relationship with any sportsbook, and we don't take a cut of anything you bet. We sell research. You make your own decisions.

Why we built this

The two founders met as colleagues at Google; one a lifelong combat-sports competitor, the other a sharp analyst. It started with a single question: does a fighter's name recognition move the betting market more than it should, and does that leave value sitting on the less famous opponent?

That question turned into nearly two years of building. The goal was to strip away the highlight-reel narrative and the hype, and focus on the data that actually moves a fight's outcome.

Most MMA betting content is entertaining. Very little of it is accountable: hot takes, confident calls, and no reckoning when the call is wrong. We wanted the opposite: a model, a method, and a public record anyone can read.

That record is the whole point. You don't have to take our word for any of it. You can read it.

What we believe

Three ideas run through everything we publish.

• The market can be beaten — but not by guessing. MMA lines are systematically warped by name recognition, highlight reels, and narrative. A disciplined, data-driven process can find the gaps a hot take never will.
• Accountability is the whole game. Anyone can call a winner after the fact. Every prediction logged before the event, every result tracked after, with nothing added or removed retroactively — that is what separates analysis from entertainment.
• We work to make our customers successful, not treat them as marks. We would rather have a smaller number of members who understand variance and think long-term than a crowd expecting a crystal ball. We don't promise returns, and we don't sell certainty.

How the model works

Before every UFC event, the model reviews every fight on the card, builds an independent read on how likely each fighter is to win, and compares that read against the market. Where the two disagree is where the model leans in. Where the market has it right, we say so.

Free readers see the model's call on every fight. Members see the model's probability and the reasoning behind it.

How we keep ourselves honest

Every prediction is logged before the event begins. Results are updated within 24 hours. Nothing is added or removed retroactively. Full model reviews follow within the week — the good cards and the bad ones.

The record is the record. We don't edit it, and we don't bury the losing cards.

Every prediction logged before the event.

The team behind the model

MMA Fight Advisor is built by a small founding team. One co-founder comes from competitive combat sports and financial markets, and leads operations and model review. The other is a data scientist who built the model's infrastructure and leads the work to refine it. A small supporting team across data engineering, strategy, and operations keeps the weekly pipeline running.

We keep the people behind the model out of the spotlight on purpose. In this market the personality is usually the product; here the record is. We would rather be judged on what the model does, on the record, than on who is behind it.

Questions or press

For support, press, partnerships, or feedback, email support@mmafightadvisor.com — or use the Contact page. We aim to respond within two business days.