Season-long fantasy MMA
Draft a fighter in every division. Win the year.
UFFC is a fantasy comp for UFC fans. You build a stable of fighters, they score from their real results all year, and the best stable at the end of December takes the comp.
How it works
One season, start to finish
Draft your stable
Every league holds a snake draft before the season. You pick one fighter in each of the 11 UFC divisions — eight men's, three women's.
Score from real fights
Your fighters earn points from their actual UFC results all year: finishes, decisions, title wins, ranking spots and fight-night bonuses.
Play your cards
Free agency lets you swap fighters out until the end of September, and once a season the Wang Cong Card doubles one fighter's points for a single fight.
Crown a champion
Year-end bonuses land in December for win streaks, new champions and ranking climbs. Most points at the end of the year takes the comp.
Scoring
Where the points come from
Sneak peek
The 2026 comp, live
12 teams, 150 fights scored so far. This is the real thing — the same standings, rosters, results and transactions the owners see.
2027
Two ways to play
Run your own comp
Got a group of mates? We host your league — the draft room, live scoring, standings and free agency. You set the buy-in.
Register to run a compJoin one solo
No crew? Register and we'll find you a league with other fight fans. Tell us whether you'd like a buy-in comp and what suits your budget.
Register to join a compQuestions
Good to know
When does the 2027 season start?+
Leagues draft before the first UFC cards of 2027 and score through to the end of December. Register and we'll be in touch with dates.
How much does it cost to play?+
Each league sets its own buy-in. The 2026 UFFC comp was $100 a team, with $700 to the winner and $100 to the runner-up.
How much time does it take?+
The draft is the big night. After that, results are scored for you after every card — check in on fight weekends, make the odd free agency move, and pick your moment for the Wang Cong Card.
Do I need to know every fighter?+
No. Rankings, records and recent results are all on the site, and the draft room shows who's ranked in each division.