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FROM SIGN-UP TO CHAMPION

The Path to the Belt

STEP 01

Get your league.

Private with mates or jump into a public one. Up in 60 seconds.

Private with mates. Up in 60 seconds.

STEP 02

Draft your stable.

Pick the fighters you love. Draft live in one sitting or slow over days — then trade and sign all season.

Live or slow snake draft. Trade all season.

STEP 03

Score every fight night.

Wins, KOs, belts, star-rated nights. Go head-to-head with a mate whenever your fighters meet in the ring. Commissioners customise every rule.

Wins, KOs, belts - head-to-head.

STEP 04

Take the belt.

Score the most points to win the league. Claim end-of-season awards. Belts and badges in your cabinet forever. Then Run It Back — same managers, keepers locked, a new season on the line.

Most points takes the league. Then run it back.

THE FF BELT

The Road to Undisputed

Every league has its belts, and there’s only one way to get one — take it. Win the head-to-head against a holder and it changes hands. Hold on, and every defence builds your reign.

  • Capture itBeat a belt holder in your head-to-head and the belt walks out with you.
  • Defend & unifyStack defences, take belts off rivals, and chase Undisputed.
  • The lineageOne unbroken line per belt — every reign traced back to the man who beat the man.

Optional — your commissioner decides if the Belt is on the line.

DRAFT STRATEGY

Play your Tactics

Thirteen once-a-season power moves — double a champ’s big night, call the exact round of a knockout, shield a star from a bad loss. The whole game is picking the right moment.

  • Double Down — double a fighter’s entire haul for one fight.
  • The Finisher — bonus when your fighter wins by KO.
  • Cornerman — cancels the penalty when your fighter loses.
  • …and ten more — from calling the exact round to a Rocky Moment upset. See all 13 Tactics →

Optional — your commissioner picks which Tactics are in play.

FROM THE GYM

Stories.

Previews, reviews, rankings. Written for people who already love boxing.

The August 22 Aftermath: Teofimo Lopez Takes the WBA Welterweight Title and a Third Division on a Majority Card, Amanda Serrano's Record Waits Another Night, and Yoenli Hernandez Finally Hears a Final Bell

Three scored fights, thirty-four rounds, and not one of them ended early. Teofimo Lopez outboxed Rolando Romero on a majority decision in Las Vegas to take the WBA welterweight title in his first fight at 147 and become a three-division world champion, moving a belt from one drafted stable to another. Amanda Serrano collected her 50th win in Temecula and left the knockout record exactly where Christy Martin set it. And Yoenli Hernandez, who had stopped nine of his first ten opponents, went ten rounds for the first time and never got close to a finish.

August 22 Fight Preview: Rolando Romero Defends the WBA Welterweight Title Against Teofimo Lopez in Las Vegas as Amanda Serrano Boxes on TikTok for the Knockout Record

Three scored fights, two world titles, and a main event with two drafted fighters inside it. Rolando Romero has carried the WBA welterweight belt for fifteen months without defending it and finally does on Saturday against a Teofimo Lopez who was swept aside by Shakur Stevenson in January, which turns the main event into a head-to-head in every league that drafted both. Friday in Temecula, Amanda Serrano puts the Ring, WBA and WBO featherweight titles up live on TikTok needing one stoppage to own the women's knockout record outright. Yoenli Hernandez boxes ten rounds in Las Vegas with a middleweight title shot on the other side.

The August 15 Aftermath: Claressa Shields Takes the WBC and WBA Middleweight Titles in Six, Teremoana Needs Two Rounds on the Gold Coast, and the Fifth Fight on the Board Never Happens

Two shows, four days apart, five fights on the board — four of them resolved and one erased at the scales. Claressa Shields came down three divisions and stopped Kaye Scott in the sixth for the WBC and WBA middleweight titles, her first finish in two years. Teremoana Teremoana went twelve for twelve inside two rounds. Michael Zerafa bought eight rounds he badly needed on his Matchroom debut. And Ernesto Mercado never got in the ring at all, after two opponents missed weight in the same afternoon.

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