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Pound for Pound

A fight-night companion that gives boxing fans round-by-round AI scoring, fighter stat cards and a friends prediction league so every big bout feels like a real second-screen event.

Target user

Casual and hardcore boxing fans watching marquee pay-per-view fights

Features
  • Live round-by-round AI scoring synced with the broadcast
  • Pre-fight stat cards: reach, knockout ratio, recent form, opponent history
  • Friends prediction league with weekly leaderboards
  • Post-fight breakdowns generated from official punch stats within an hour of the final bell
Why now

Cross-promotional fights like Garcia vs Benn (Sept 12, 2026 at T-Mobile Arena) are pulling casual fans who need richer context than a single broadcast — and they don't yet have a dedicated second-screen app.

Signals · overall 5/10
Demand
5/10

Boxing and connected-content markets are large ($1.9B-$5.8B, ~9% CAGR) and PPVs pull casual fans, but the live-scoring companion niche is already being served by several apps (BoxChamp, RoundCard, Boutly) with no public download numbers reported, so actual app demand is unclear despite the underlying sport interest.How big is the Boxing Market | Investment Insight 2026BoxChamp – Score Fights. Compete. Win.

Whitespace
2/10

The market is already crowded with near-identical products: BoxChamp, RoundCard, Boutly, FightSync, Boxing Eyes, Boxing Beefs, and Fight-Score all offer round-by-round scoring and/or friend prediction leagues for boxing events.RoundCard — Score it. Own it. Defend it.Boutly App - App StoreFightSyncOnline Boxing Scorecard Tool | Fightnight Scores

Monetization
3/10

Direct monetization evidence is weak: RoundCard relies on heavy ad placements (splash, inter-fight, post-scorecard), and no clear subscription pricing surfaced for any competitor; episodic fight-night demand makes sustained ARPU challenging in this niche.RoundCard - Boxing Scorecard - App StoreBoxChamp – Score Fights. Compete. Win.

Longevity
5/10

Connected boxing content is forecast to reach $12.4B by 2034, but app usage is inherently calendar-driven (spikes only around marquee PPVs), limiting daily retention and tying the business to promoter/PPV cycles.Sports App Revenue and Usage Statistics (2026) - Business of Apps

Feasibility
8/10

Proven buildable: BoxChamp already ships the exact concept with SwiftUI + Firebase + a third-party Boxing Data API in a single developer, showing this is feasible to replicate in weeks rather than months.BoxChamp – Score Fights. Compete. Win.

ryan garcia · 100+ searches · GBGoogle Trends · 2026-07-26 (today)