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Jabbr Raised $5M to Change Combat Sports Forever

October 16th, 2025

Jabbr raised $5M seed round led by Buckley Ventures the fund of Josh Buckley, with participation from SevenSevenSix by Alexis Ohanian, and Shrug as well as John Zimmer, Andre Ward, and our early supporters at PSV Tech.

Canelo vs Crawford: Scorecard Controversy

September 13th, 2025

After Crawford outpointed Canelo on Sept 13, 2025, fans questioned tight 115-113 cards. Jabbr ran DeepStrike's computer-vision analysis and found broadcast stats overstated Canelo's landed punches while undercounting Crawford. AI data pushes for fairer, transparent scoring.

Integrating the DeepStrike AI into a Plug-and-Play Camera

July 11th, 2025

We just completed the first big milestone in putting our Deepstrike AI into a sleek camera unit! This Plug 'n Play solution will let gyms and fighter's capture AI-driven stats and highlights live for all their fights.

The World's First AI for Combat Sports — 1 Year of Growth

May 18th, 2025

One year after DeepStrike's first live broadcast at Fury-Usyk (May 18, 2024), Jabbr reports growth to 20+ staff across Shenzhen, Copenhagen and LA. The TNT Sports debut spurred product development and set the stage for broader adoption of AI live-stats in combat sports.

We Found Our New Home!

April 28th, 2025

Jabbr moved into a new Shenzhen office in April 2025 — an abandoned high-rise gym refitted with a pro ring, heavy gear and a server rack of GPUs. Fighters, PhDs and engineers now work around the clock there to build hardware, train models and run collaborative labs for DeepStrike.

Lamont Roach Jr. vs Gervonta Davis

March 1, 2025

On March 1, 2025, Jabbr's DeepStrike ran on the broadcast feed for Roach Jr. vs Gervonta Davis, capturing punch-by-punch data after a controversial majority draw. Automated stats offered an independent perspective as fans disputed judges' cards, illustrating AI's clarifying potential.