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Speakage
A broadcast run sheet for live combat sports commentary on ANT1+ — events, fighters, prepared Greek copy and result marking, on the single screen the commentators read from while the show is on air.
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Client
Combat Edge
Type
Internal Platform
Sector
Live Broadcast
Status
Live
The Brief
Everything the commentator needs, on one screen.
Combat Edge runs combat sports events broadcast on ANT1+, and its commentary used to operate out of a folder per event — a standalone page, a small server script and a results file, copied and hand-edited for every show. It worked, but it did not survive a card changing at short notice, and nothing was shared between the two commentators.
Speakage replaced all of it with one private application. Promotions, events, fighters and fees live in a single database, and the run sheet for a given event is one page: if a feature does not end up on that page, it does not exist. Both commentators work from the same data, updating live, while the broadcast is running.
Screens
The run sheet, mid-bout 
Events and broadcasts 
Importing a fight card 
Fighter database
Deliverables
What was built.
One application, designed around the page the commentators actually read from.
The Run Sheet
The single screen commentary is delivered from — fight order, fighter detail, prepared notes and result marking, laid out to be read at a glance under time pressure.
Promotions & Events
Structured records for promotions, events and cards, so a show is assembled once and reused rather than rebuilt from scratch each time.
Fighter Profiles
Names, nicknames, records and background gathered per fighter, including automated import from public event listings.
AI-Assisted Greek Copy
Draft commentary, fighter notes and result announcements generated in Greek and then refined in place, so the commentator edits rather than writes from a blank page.
Live Result Marking
Results marked as the card progresses and pushed to every connected screen immediately, so the second commentator is never reading stale data.
Fee Tracking
Per-event commentator fees recorded against the show they belong to, keeping the commercial side in the same place as the work.
Platform
Built for a live show, not a demo.
The application is judged on one thing: whether it holds up while a card is running. That constraint drove the architecture — realtime sync between operators, editing that tolerates a dropped connection, and nothing in the stack that could not be self-hosted.
Platform Components
Run SheetOne page, read live on air
Content DatabasePromotions, events, fighters
Assisted DraftingGreek commentary and notes
Realtime SyncBoth operators, one view
Operating Principles
One SourceA single page carries the whole show
Live by DefaultEvery change reaches both screens at once
Self-HostedRuns entirely on our own infrastructure
Operating Model
In use on every card.
Platform status as of August 2026.
1
Run sheet per event — the whole show on one page
2
Commentators working from identical live data
Real-time
Result marking pushed to every screen
Greek
Drafting in the language of the broadcast
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