Fight Night and Results
Reach fight week, watch or skip the simulation, and read the sporting and financial aftermath of a bout or full card.
Fight week is where previous decisions become visible. The opponent, camp, card position, venue, and financial commitments are already set. Your remaining job is to finish the fight flow and understand the result.
Start the current fight
When a roster status says Fight this week, Continue Week is blocked. Open the bout from Home. The preview shows the matchup and any title stakes before you enter the watch screen.
If a fight has been opened and remains active, finish it before trying to advance time. Home displays an active fight card so you can return.
Watch or move to the result
The watch screen shows the fight as a live simulation with commentary, round information, fighter panels, and changing statistics. You can watch the action or use the available control to move to the final result. Skipping playback does not reroll the fight.
Fight outcomes include knockouts, technical knockouts, decisions, and draws. Judges score completed rounds. Stoppages can come from knockdowns, accumulated damage, or a fighter being unable to continue safely.
Read more than win or loss
The result updates records and feeds future ranking movement. It can also produce permanent development, injuries, career health damage, popularity changes, and title transfers.
Open the detailed recap to see method, round, statistics, scorecards when relevant, and postfight information. A narrow loss against strong opposition can tell you more than an easy win, but only the recorded result moves the career forward.
Fight night settlement
For a promoted card, the event result also settles the full show. The detail page shows the final gate, broadcast or pay per view income, sponsor money, purses, backend points, venue rent, production, sanctioning fees, show rating, and net.
Both corners receive their fighter pay. The promotion receives or pays the card's net result once. Confirmed card bouts do not also settle through the regular individual fight path.
Strong shows can improve the promotion's drawing power for future events. Weak shows can hurt it. Staying inactive for a long period can also erode that audience.
After every important bout
- Check injuries and recovery status.
- Read development changes and current reachable upside.
- Check rankings after the next monthly update.
- Review the contract's remaining fights.
- For a card, compare projected and final net before choosing the next venue.
The best promoters learn from the difference between what they expected and what the game recorded.