Default stance: Depends on your fighter's preferred stance

Switch-Hitting: Never

Preferred Range: Mid

Primary Mentality: Aggressive

Crisis Mentality: Reactive

Advantage Mentality: Aggressive

Clinch ploy: Lean on/Brawl

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Long Range tactic

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Shot Selection: Favor lead

Work rate: Ultra Low

Intensity: Ultra Low

Targeting: Balanced

Follow-up: Approach

Countermeasures: Cover up/Retreat

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Mid Range tactic

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Shot Selection: Favor lead

Work rate: Low

Intensity: Ultra low

Targeting: Body

Follow-up: Wait/Approach

Countermeasures: Cover/Retreat

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Close Range tactic

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Shot Selection: Heavily favor rear

Work rate: Low

Intensity: Ultra low

Targeting: Body

Follow-up: Clinch/Retreat

Countermeasures: Cover up/Clinch

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Explanation:

The Battery Fightplan centers around conserving your stamina while gradually wearing down your opponent. This tactic is ideal for situations where you can capitalize on stamina disparities or if you're facing a particularly enduring opponent. Your ringcraft should emphasize a high level of guarding and toughness, a minimum of 60, to withstand incoming attacks and sustain your strategy.

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Once your opponent's stamina drops below 30%, you can seamlessly transition to your preferred fight plan, capitalizing on their reduced energy levels. The Battery Fightplan can be effectively employed across weight classes to keep your fighter fresh and strategically drain your opponent. Remember, this approach aims to secure an advantageous stamina position, allowing you to control the fight and emerge victorious.

Credits to u/Tkendell96 for the support. He's been a bit busy lately so I try and formulate mine.