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Fantasy boxing comes in three shapes. Season-long games let you own real fighters and score whenever they box. Pick'em games ask you to call the winner, the method and sometimes the round of each fight. Real-money apps sell player props on the biggest nights. Fantasy Fights is the only game on this page that runs a scored season-long draft for boxing, The Ring Fantasy Pick'Em offers by far the biggest prizes, and FightSync has the most configurable pick'em scoring for a private group.
Every Fantasy Boxing Game at a Glance
| Game | How you play | Cost and prizes | With friends | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fantasy Fights Draft League | Season-long snake draft of real boxers, with the FF Belt and a monthly Circuit | Free, no prizes | Private or public leagues of 4 to 12 | Web, iPhone, Android |
| Fantasy Fights Promoter League | Salary cap: sign 20 fighters to a $100M purse | Free, no prizes | Global leaderboard and private Tables | Web, iPhone, Android |
| Fantasy Fights Call It | Pick'em on every scheduled fight | Free, no prizes | Global and league boards | Web, iPhone, Android |
| The Ring Fantasy Pick'Em | Weekly pick'em with round bonuses | Free, cash prizes up to $100,000 | Private leagues | Web, Ring Magazine app |
| FightSync | Pick'em in private groups with custom scoring | Free, no prizes | Private "Corners" | iPhone |
| Fantasy Fight League | Pick'em scored by the betting odds | Free, optional paid tier, no cash prizes | Private leagues | Web, iPhone |
| Round by Round | Live round scoring and picks | Free, no prizes | Compare cards with friends | Web, iPhone |
| Tapology | Pick'em on MMA and boxing events | Free | Public leaderboards | Web |
| Fantasy MMAdness | Scorecards and five-fighter cards across combat sports | Free, plus paid cash contests in most US states | Group cards | Web |
| DraftKings Pick6, PrizePicks, Underdog | Real-money player props on big fights | Paid entry, cash payouts | No | US apps |
Season-Long Fantasy Boxing
Fantasy Fights Draft League
You and between three and eleven mates take turns drafting real boxers in a live snake draft, twenty fighters each and four from each of five weight groups, or run a Slow Draft with 1, 12 or 24 hours a pick so nobody has to be online at once. A fighter belongs to one stable only, and your stable scores whenever one of them boxes, with points for the win, the stoppage, the world titles on the line and the star rating of the fight. When two managers' fighters meet in a real bout, the winner's night doubles by default.
A league has up to three crowns. The season title goes to the most points. The FF Belt lives with one manager until another beats them in a fight week, and every defence stretches the reign. Leagues can also run the Circuit, a monthly head-to-head against one rival stable with its own fixture and standings. Thirteen once-a-season Tactics, trades and free-agent claims give you moves all year, and Run It Back starts the next season with the same managers, a fresh draft and up to two keepers each.
Leagues can be private for mates or public, and a solo league puts you in a full draft against seven CPU managers who draft in character. It is free on the web, iPhone and Android, and the mock draft needs no account. Our draft rankings show who to take this season.
Fantasy Fights Promoter League
The salary-cap version gives every promoter a $100M purse to sign twenty real fighters, and any promoter can sign any fighter, so two stables can share a titleholder. Prices move every week with results. Your Game plan names a Headliner whose points count double for the whole month and arms a KO Bonus and a Rematch Clause, and bonuses come for title wins, for world belts held through a full month and for nights with three or more of your fighters on the bill.
Every promoter sits on one global leaderboard for the season. Each month the Circuit pairs you against one rival promoter, and the Promoter Belt is fought for inside it. Private Tables let a group of mates rank against each other, and the Circuit draw pairs members of a Table with each other first. It is free on the web, iPhone and Android.
LiveDraft-It
LiveDraft-It runs a live draft room for almost anything, with a boxing template, a synced pick clock and auto-pick. It costs a one-time $29 for unlimited drafts, and invited players join free. It stops at the draft, so the league has to track results and keep score itself.
Boxing Pick'em and Prediction Games
Fantasy Fights Call It
Call It covers every fight on the Fantasy Fights schedule. A right winner earns 3 points, the right method earns 3 more, and a called knockout adds 5 for the exact round or 2 for one round out. Backing a winner that fewer than 3 in 10 callers picked adds 2. Your calls build a win-loss record and count on a global board and on your league's board, the season board resets on 1 January and your career record never does. There is no wagering, and you can make your first call before you sign up.
All three Fantasy Fights games run on one free account. Around them sit a preview and a review of every fight week in the Gym, Ringside for following each scored bout as it lands, fight-week emails and reminders, a page for every fight with the fans' picks, and a Record Book that keeps your career record, honours and trophies from season to season. The game was first played among friends in 2021 and is now in its sixth season.
The Ring Fantasy Pick'Em
The Ring Magazine runs the best-funded pick'em in the sport. You pick winners on weekly cards, with extra points for calling the round of a knockout, and the season splits into four quarters. Its prize table lists $100,000 for first place over the season, $50,000 for second and $10,000 for third, plus quarterly and weekly prizes, all on a free game. Private leagues are available, and you can play on the web or in the Ring Magazine app. Prizes are limited to eligible territories under its terms.
FightSync
FightSync is built for a private group, which it calls a Corner. You predict the winner and the method, earn bonuses for the exact round or for being one or two rounds out, and the group's manager can switch on odds-weighted scoring, a double-points confidence pick and house rules. Picks can stay hidden until the fight starts, and there is optional live round scoring. It is free, has no wagering and runs on iPhone only.
Fantasy Fight League
Fantasy Fight League scores your call of the winner, the method and the round, then multiplies the points by the real betting odds, so a correct underdog pick is worth far more than a favourite. It covers boxing only, has password-protected private leagues and plays on the web and iPhone. The game is free with no cash prizes, and an optional paid tier called FFL Pro gives a later cutoff for predictions.
Round by Round
Round by Round is a scorecard app first. You score each round live and see how your card compares with the crowd and the official judges, with a robbery badge when the decision disagrees, and you can lock in picks to build a record over time. It is free, covers boxing only and runs on iPhone and the web, with no leagues or prizes.
Tapology
Tapology runs free pick'em and prediction leaderboards across MMA and boxing, built on its huge fight database, so it reaches regional cards as well as the big events. It plays on the web.
Multi-Sport and Real-Money Options
Fantasy MMAdness
Fantasy MMAdness covers boxing alongside MMA, bare knuckle, kickboxing and pro wrestling. Its contests include round-by-round scorecards for one fight and five-fighter cards for one event, scored on punch and knockdown stats. Free contests run in every US state, and paid contests with cash prizes run in most of them.
DraftKings Pick6, PrizePicks and Underdog
These are real-money pick'em apps for US players. On the biggest boxing nights they offer props such as the winner, a knockout, the round and punches landed, and you pay to enter for a cash payout. Availability depends on your state and age. None of them runs a season-long boxing game.
Which One Should You Play?
- A season-long league with your mates: the Fantasy Fights Draft League, the one game here where you own your fighters all season, the scoring runs itself and there is a belt to hold.
- Salary cap with a global leaderboard, like fantasy football's budget games: Fantasy Fights Promoter League.
- The chance to win real money for free: The Ring Fantasy Pick'Em.
- A private pick'em group with house rules on iPhone: FightSync.
- Predictions that reward backing underdogs: Fantasy Fight League, or Call It's underdog bonus.
- Scoring fights round by round as you watch: Round by Round.
- Every regional card and MMA in one place: Tapology.
You can play more than one. Plenty of managers run a Fantasy Fights league with their mates and make their calls somewhere else as well.
Questions About Fantasy Boxing Apps
Is there a free fantasy boxing app?
Most of them are free. Fantasy Fights, The Ring Fantasy Pick'Em, FightSync, Fantasy Fight League, Round by Round and Tapology all cost nothing to play, and only the US real-money apps and Fantasy MMAdness's paid contests take an entry fee.
What is the best fantasy boxing app for a league with friends?
For a season-long league, Fantasy Fights is the only scored draft game for boxing on this list. For a pick'em group, FightSync and Fantasy Fight League both run private leagues, and Fantasy Fights adds a league board to Call It.
Which boxing pick'em has prizes?
The Ring Fantasy Pick'Em lists a $100,000 top prize for the season and is free to enter, with prizes paid in eligible territories. The other free games on this page play for rankings and bragging rights.
Is fantasy boxing gambling?
The free games on this page involve no wagering. DraftKings Pick6, PrizePicks and Underdog are real-money products for US players, and Fantasy MMAdness runs paid cash contests in most US states alongside its free ones.
Is there a fantasy boxing app for Android?
Yes, Fantasy Fights is free on Google Play with the same account as the web and the iPhone app, and it also plays in any Android browser. The Ring Fantasy Pick'Em runs in the Ring Magazine app on Android, and FightSync is iPhone only.
Is Fantasy Fights the same as FantasyFights App or Fantasy Fight League?
They are separate products. FantasyFights App is a UFC pick'em on the App Store from a different developer and does not cover boxing, and Fantasy Fight League is the odds-weighted boxing prediction game at fflboxing.com. Fantasy Fights lives at fantasyfightsdraft.com.
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