How it works
- Draft your stableTake turns picking real boxers with your league in a live snake draft.
- Score when they fightEvery real bout earns points for the win, the stoppage, the belts on the line and the size of the fight.
- Run your seasonTrade with other managers, sign free agents and play Tactics on the fights that matter most.
How the draft works
Everyone in the league takes turns picking fighters in a snake draft, so the manager who picks last in round one picks first in round two. Each stable holds twenty fighters by default, spread across the weight classes, and your commissioner can change the size.
Once a fighter is in your stable, nobody else in your league can have them. A busy world champion who defends three times this season is worth far more than a big name who fights once, and that is where the draft is won.
How a fighter scores
| Win | +3 |
|---|---|
| Win by KO or TKO | +1 more |
| Stopped by KO or TKO | −1 |
| Each world title on the line | +1 |
| Each star in the fight rating | +1 |
| Your fighter beats a rival manager's fighter | 2× night |
These are the defaults, and every commissioner can tune them. Full scoring guide
Common questions
Is Fantasy Fights free?
Yes, creating a league, drafting and playing a full season are all free.
What if my fighter doesn't fight?
They score nothing that week, and a fight that gets cancelled scores nothing either. If you had a Tactic on a fight that is called off, the Tactic comes back to you. You can also trade for cover or sign a free agent, as long as the fighters involved have not boxed yet this season and have no bout booked.
Can I play on my own?
Yes, a solo league puts you in a full draft against seven CPU managers, and you play the whole season with real scoring. For a quicker practice run, the mock draft needs no account and takes about five minutes.
Do I need to be a boxing expert?
You don't need to be. If you know the big names and follow the sport casually, you know enough to draft a stable that competes. Busy fighters and world titleholders score the most, and picking them gets you most of the way there.
Last updated September 26, 2026.