SCORING A FIGHT
READING TIME · 1 MIN
Open an event, tap a fight, and score it round by round. Here's the flow — and how the live scoring window works.
YOUR SCORECARD
SCORING A FIGHT
Open an event, then tap a fight to open its scorecard. Your Scorecard is the first tab — a row for each scheduled round with a cell for each fighter.
Tap a round to open the score picker, choose a valid combination (10-9, 10-8, 10-10 and so on), and submit. The round locks in and focus jumps to the next unscored round. A small counter tracks how many rounds you've scored.
You can re-tap any round to change your score right up until the scoring window closes. Once it closes, your card is final and the grid becomes read-only.
TIMING
THE SCORING WINDOW
You can only score inside the scoring window. It opens on the day of the event and stays open for 7 days afterward — that's your time to score every fight on the card and to change any score. Before it opens, the card shows a "Scoring opens in" countdown and the grid is locked.
Scoring is gated round by round to keep it spoiler-free: friends' and the community's picks for a round stay hidden until you've scored that round yourself. Score honestly in the moment — no rewatching, no peeking at the crowd first.
If a fight ends early by knockout or submission, the rounds that never happened don't count — they're left out of every total and stat. Once the window closes 7 days after the event, your card is final and the grid becomes read-only.