Sample fight plan used by balanced fighter against slugger

This fight plan would be representative of one used with a balanced type of fighter who may be facing a slugger or another stronger balanced type fighter, where the fight plan will be gauging the fighter's endurance compared to his opponents.  In the first round the fighter will come out throwing even amount of stinging punches while protecting himself from the stronger opponent
1) 5h/5/10 (ring).
From the second to the ninth round the fight plan will be judging the fighter's endurance in relation to what the score is, reverting back to the first round if none of the second round statements are correct.  If the fighter is facing a round where he has more endurance than 75% of his starting endurance of 120 that came from the 12 points of toughness he started with, and the score is equal or less than one according to his corner's scoring of the fight then the fighter will come out throwing very high amount of weak punches looking to win the round by decision 2) if end >=120\*.75 and score <=1 then 9/1/10 (ring).  However if the fighter is facing a round where he doesn't have more than 75% of his starting endurance and the score is greater than two according to his corner than the fighter will look to rest that round to preserve his endurance for the finishing rounds 2) if end <=120\*.75 and score >=2 then 1/1/12 (ring).  If neither of the second round statements are true; the fighter isn't tired and isn't losing; then the fight plan will revert back to the first round statement 1) 5h/5/10 (ring).  This will continue until the tenth round where conditions of the fight and the fight plan may change the way the fighter fights out the tenth and eleventh rounds.  If when the tenth round comes and the opponent is tired, or at 66% or less of his starting endurance, and the fighter also is tired, and the score is equal or less than one according to the fighter's corner, then the fighter will look to win the tenth and eleventh round by decision, throwing a high amount of weak punches while protecting himself 10) if opp = tired and end <=120\*.66 and score <=1 then 7/1/12 (ring).  However if the opponent is tired and the fighter has more than 66% of his starting endurance of 120 and the score is greater than two according to the fighter's corner then the fighter will come out and take advantage of his endurance edge and take the fight to his opponent with an average and powerful amount of punches in the hopes to wear him down further 10) if opp = tired and end >=120\*.66 and score >=2 then 5h/10/5 (chase).  If the fighter's opponent is not tired during the tenth or eleventh round then the fight plan will revert back to the second round conditionals, where if the fighter isn't losing or isn't hurt will continue with the first round statement.  Coming to the twelfth and final round, the fight plan uses an anchoring statement so that if neither of the two other twelfth round conditionals are not true to the fight resolver then the fight plan will not look for any of the second or tenth round statements 12) 5h/5/10 (ring).  If the score is less than or equal to one according to the fighter's corner than the fighter will try to win the last round by decision, by throwing a high amount of weak punches while protecting himself 12) if score <=1 then 8/1/11 (ring).  If the fighter's opponent is hurt or 33% or less of his starting endurance and the fighter has more than 45% of his starting endurance and the fighter's cuts are less than 2 then the fighter will look to finish the fight by KO, insuring the victory 12) if opp = hurt and end >=120\*.45 and mycuts < 2 then 4h/8/8 (allout).  However, if the fighter's opponent is not hurt and the score is greater than one according to the fighter's corner then the fight resolver will use the next correct statement in the fight plan where the fighter will throw even hard punches while protecting himself well 12) 5h/5/10 (ring).  This fight plan looks to win by KO if the opponent becomes hurt or to try to win the fight by decision, by gauging his endurance compared to his opponents.