Organise a boxing show around its athletes, weight classes, bouts and official outcomes. Keep the competition record separate from ticket sales, website articles and supporter discussion.
Use Bouts when the organiser arranges opponents manually. Use Tournament for a supported seeded knockout draw within weight classes. Bouts does not generate all-against-all matches, and the platform does not automatically decide whether two boxers should be matched.
Add individual athlete entries and configure classes with the supported weight, age, experience and entry information. Record event-specific check-in and weigh-ins through management controls. Organiser settings and recorded data support administration; they do not establish medical fitness or federation approval.
Assign event dates, venues, rings, bout order, officials and estimated start times. Scheduling checks shared athletes, officials, ring availability and configured rest. Review the actual dependencies of a tournament before publishing its schedule.
Enter the winner, outcome method and relevant ending information through the result workflow. Draws and no-contests do not invent a winner. Where a tournament needs advancement, record the separate advancing athlete and reason using the organiser controls.
Fictional demonstration
A fictional show has two weight classes and one ring. The organiser reviews athlete entries, manually pairs the bouts, publishes the running order and records official outcomes after each contest.
Create the competition under the appropriate organiser identity, choose the combat sport and select Bouts or Tournament. Review classes, individual entries, rules and the ring or cage schedule. Complete your actual eligibility and approval processes before publication and keep official outcomes in the organiser tools.
Check how this fits your club, website or event before getting started.
No. In Bouts, the organiser selects both athletes. Tournament draws use the configured knockout structure; eligibility and sanctioning remain organiser responsibilities.
No. The implemented combat workflow records official outcomes, not live judging scorecards or round timing.
Use the existing setup workflow to choose your identity, review eligibility and prepare the information you want to publish.
