Otteluraportti

Otteluraportti is a Finnish term that translates to "match report" or "fight report." It is commonly used in the context of sports, particularly combat sports like boxing, wrestling, and mixed martial arts, but can also apply to team sports. An otteluraportti serves as a written record of a competition or match.

The primary purpose of an otteluraportti is to document the key events and outcomes of a contest. It typically includes essential information such as the names of the participants, the date and location of the event, and the specific sport or discipline involved. Details about the progression of the match, such as rounds, key moments, scoring, and the final result, are also standard components. For combat sports, this might involve noting knockdowns, submissions, or judges' decisions.

In professional settings, otteluraportit are crucial for record-keeping, statistics, and historical documentation. They are often generated by official judges, referees, or designated journalists. For amateur competitions or less formal events, a participant or organizer might create a simpler report to summarize the proceedings. The level of detail can vary significantly depending on the intended audience and the formality of the event. The term emphasizes a factual account of what transpired during the match.