Our Team
Every byline that appears on Cage Brothers, and what stands behind it.
Nadia Vance
Reads fights from the mat up. Weighs takedown entries, scramble exits and control time far more heavily than knockout highlights, and is most confident on cards where a clear grappling edge meets a shallow defensive record.
House analyst. Nadia Vance is an editorial voice of this site, not a named individual. The analysis is produced by our editorial team and published under this byline.
Marcus Boyle
Works from output and distance. Tracks volume across rounds, how a fighter behaves once the pace lifts, and whether power carries past the opening exchanges. Leans towards finishes when a durability gap is on the table.
House analyst. Marcus Boyle is an editorial voice of this site, not a named individual. The analysis is produced by our editorial team and published under this byline.
Theo Reyes
Starts from the numbers and only then watches tape. Compares implied probability against a fighter’s record profile — pace, method split, finish rate by round — and argues for a side only where the two disagree.
House analyst. Theo Reyes is an editorial voice of this site, not a named individual. The analysis is produced by our editorial team and published under this byline.
Ines Kovac
Focuses on how a booking was built. Looks at layoff, weight-class moves, short-notice replacements and the shape of a fighter’s recent schedule, on the view that context around a bout often explains more than the tape.
House analyst. Ines Kovac is an editorial voice of this site, not a named individual. The analysis is produced by our editorial team and published under this byline.
Editorial Staff
House analyst. Editorial Staff is an editorial voice of this site, not a named individual. The analysis is produced by our editorial team and published under this byline.
Automated Fight Report
Articles under this byline are assembled automatically from the event data held on this site: the fight card, and for completed events the winner, method, round and time as recorded for that bout. They are not written by a person and contain no analysis, prediction or opinion. Where a detail is missing from the data it is left out rather than filled in.
Compiled, not written. Automated Fight Report is not a person and no one writes under it. Reports are assembled from the event data already stored on this site, and no hit rate is shown because this byline makes no predictions.