Organise athlete entries into weight classes and keep event-specific weigh-in information with the competition. Use recorded information to support your event process without presenting it as independent sporting approval.
Create weight classes with supported weight limits, optional age bounds, experience categories, capacity and entry requirements. Configure inherited rules and permitted overrides deliberately. A software default is an editable starting point, not a governing-body regulation.
Authorised organisers maintain weigh-ins and entry details through the athlete entry editor. Optional eligibility and dated weigh-in requirements are checked when a bout starts. Record the event's facts accurately and handle sensitive supporting information through the appropriate restricted process.
Move an athlete to the appropriate class before arranging their bouts. Review any impact on the draw, schedule and entry capacity. The athlete's public profile and the competition's weigh-in records have different ownership and visibility rules.
Fictional demonstration
A fictional event defines two weight classes, records dated weigh-ins and reviews an entrant’s class before arranging the card. Private management details are not copied into a public article.
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. Event entry and weigh-in records remain organiser controlled, even when the athlete owns their profile.
No. Medical, eligibility and sanctioning decisions require the event's proper human and governing-body processes.
Use the existing setup workflow to choose your identity, review eligibility and prepare the information you want to publish.
