Put a face to more of the names. • New: the bout lists on Fight Week and upcoming event pages show the fighters' win-loss-draw records under their names, and both fighters' photos when both have one. • Improved: photos for many more fighters, on fighter records and on the matchup, main-event and score-sheet face-offs when both fighters have one. • Improved: refreshed UFC divisional rankings. • Fixed: Natália Silva now shows as UFC women's flyweight champion, with her UFC 332 win over Wang Cong marked as a title fight.

Your scorecards, on every device. • New: Sign in with Apple, under About. Your scorecards sync across the devices you sign in on. No name, no email. • New: delete your account from inside the app at any time. That removes your synced scorecards, your poll votes and the account; cards on this device stay. • New: fight cards show photos of both fighters, starting with the October 10 card. • Improved: during a live fight, each round on your score sheet locks once the next round starts, and CALL THE FIGHT locks when the fight begins. A finished card can't be reopened. • Improved: tapping a notification opens the event it's about. • Improved: fight-night alerts now cover the next upcoming card by default, and the hour-before pick reminder arrives on time. Choose which ones you get under About. • Improved: swipe from the left edge to go back from matchups, events, results, score sheets, MY SCORECARD and fighter records. • Improved: each bout in a fighter's history shows its promotion, with an All / UFC / Other filter when the record has both. • Fixed: verified prelim bouts no longer go missing from the card. • Fixed: a confirmed draw or no contest now shows in the card's results. • Fixed: fight stats and the official judges' scorecards now show however you open a finished matchup. • Fixed: a card you scored live is no longer labelled a replay once the result lands.

Scorecards that match the judges'. • Fixed: a five-round fight now scores as five rounds. Title fights and main events were capped at three, so your card could never line up with the judges'. • Fixed: a draw or a no contest is no longer shown as a win. • New: notification settings. Choose which fight-night alerts you get, under About. • Fixed: a booked rematch no longer shows the pair's previous fight as its result. Before the bell it reads as a matchup; afterwards it shows that night's own result. • Fixed: a call on a rematch is graded against the fight you actually called, and scoring one live counts toward MY SCORECARD again. • Fixed: the crowd split shows real counts only. • Improved: corrected early-prelim start times on upcoming cards.

Fight night comes to you. • New: fight-night alerts. Get a notification when a card you follow goes live, and when the official results are final for a card you scored. We ask once, and only after you've finished a scorecard. • Improved: one cleaner face-off. Fighter names sit on the cage, and the old weight-number badges are gone. • Improved: a sharper app icon with Dark and Tinted versions, a cleaner launch logo, and a flat dark background. • Improved: a new tagline and octagon-framed share cards. • Fixed: cards the UFC hasn't split yet now list their fights under ON THE CARD instead of guessing MAIN CARD.

The first number ROUNDCALL works out itself — with the working shown. • New: DAMAGE INDEX. A per-round figure derived from the official strike counts. Its inputs and its formula print right beside it, so you can check the arithmetic yourself. Marked DERIVED · NOT AN OFFICIAL STATISTIC, because that is exactly what it is. • New: significant strikes broken out by round. • New: significant strikes by position — distance, clinch and ground. • Fixed: Noche UFC (Sep 12) start times were three hours late. They now match the official schedule. • Fixed: the new stat cards now read in your language.

The crest takes the corner. • New: every face-off — Home, event pages, score-along, matchups and share cards — now shows the division crest with the P4P mark where the fighter figures used to stand. • Fixed: MY SEASON no longer counts a score-along card you opened but never scored. • Fixed: one damaged line in your score-along history can no longer wipe the rest of it. • Fixed: a majority draw now reads as a draw, never as a decisive win. • Fixed: accented fighter names render correctly across records, results and scorecards. • Polish: icons and badges scale with your text size, and LIVE is one consistent red. No odds. No picks. Just the receipts.

Every name, exactly as it's written. • Fixed: fighter names and nicknames now render exactly as they should — no doubled quotation marks, no leftover tags, and accents intact. • Fixed: a fighter's ranking now appears only on bouts in that division, so a light heavyweight's rank never labels a heavyweight fight. • Fixed: two upcoming cards now list their bouts in the order the promotion published. No odds. No picks. Just the receipts.

The verdict, side by side. • A new verdict panel puts the judges, your card, and the crowd in one place — on any fight that's already been decided. • Fixed: when both fighters shared a surname, official scorecards and fight stats could read from the wrong corner. No odds. No picks. Just the receipts.

The card now runs in order. • Fights are listed in the order they actually happen — main event last, first prelim first. • Every bout on the card shows where it stands: LIVE with the round, FINAL, or still to come. Pull to refresh on fight night. • Who's calling the card — the full broadcast team — now reaches you as soon as it's announced, without waiting for an update. • Official rankings show on the card itself, champion and all. • Your call now opens as soon as the fight is booked and stays changeable right up to the bell — then it's a receipt. • After the fight, your call is graded on the result. No odds. No picks. Just the receipts.

THE WIRE now keeps you posted. • A badge on THE WIRE tab flags unread verified news — results, official scorecards, card changes, and roster moves — and clears the moment you're caught up. • A quiet nudge when the feed updates while you're in the app — never spammy, never repeated. • Fighter roster moves now flow into THE WIRE as they're confirmed. • Polish and accessibility refinements across scoring, results, and the feed. No odds. No picks. Just the receipts.

Past fights now lead with the result — and the receipts. • Finished bouts open on the outcome, with the official scorecards and per-fight stats up front and career history below — no more scrolling past a matchup preview to find how it ended. • MY SCORECARD is now organized by event, with a clean tally of how your calls landed, card by card. • THE CROWD reads clearly even when only a few fans have called a bout. • Accessibility upgrades across scoring and results for VoiceOver. No odds. No picks. Just the receipts.

CALL THE FIGHT — score it live, round by round, then call the finish before it happens: how it ends, and which round. Your call goes on your card next to the official result. No odds, no picks — you’re the judge. Also in this update: • Fight night now updates in-session — confirmed results and THE WIRE land while you watch, no relaunch needed • LIVE — RESULTS FILLING IN: confirmed results appear on the events screen one by one as the card plays out • Updated fight results and fighter records

THE WIRE — verified UFC news, now front and center in its own tab: results the moment they're confirmed, official judge scorecards as they land, verified bookings and card changes. No odds, no picks, no rumors — every item traces to the record. Also in this update: • Fight-week card times on the home screen — main card and prelims, in your time zone • Champions and marquee bouts carry a sharper, unified gold look • The heavyweight ladder now shows its #1 contender • roundcall.app links open straight into the app • Reliability improvements

UFC 329 is on the record. Verified results and official judge scorecards for the full card — McGregor–Holloway 2 down to the prelims. Your fight-night calls and scorecards now grade against the finals. Every round, on record.

Welcome to ROUNDCALL — FightMatrix, rebuilt from the ground up. • New name, new look: a faster, cleaner, native design built for depth. • Verified rankings & records — reconciled, corrected, and traceable to a source. • Receipts: official judge scorecards + per-fight stats on completed bouts. • Score along LIVE, round by round, on fight night — starting with UFC 329. • THE CALL matchup breakdown for every upcoming fight. • Score along and build your season on fight night. No odds. No picks-for-money. Every round on record.

• Expanded device support — FightMatrix now runs on iOS 26.0 and later • Latest UFC rankings synced across every division • Faster matchup data updates under the hood • Refinements ahead of UFC Freedom 250

Updated app description and keywords for improved discoverability.

FightMatrix 1.0.9 • Improved fighter profile accuracy and post-event updates • Updated recent UFC event results and fighter histories • Added “Current as of” freshness indicators on supported fighter profiles • Improved ranking accuracy and resolved duplicate rank display issues • Expanded matchup context and fight-stakes visibility • Continued improvements to trust, freshness, and profile quality throughout the app

What's New in Version 1.0.8 • Share matchup breakdowns with a new shareable FightMatrix matchup card. • Added support for measuring share usage to help improve future releases. • Improved event-date accuracy across upcoming events, completed events, authority dates, and shared matchup cards. • Fixed an issue that could prevent the share sheet from appearing. • Additional stability and quality improvements.

FightMatrix 1.0.7 This update significantly improves UFC event coverage and fight-week utility. • More complete UFC card coverage across upcoming events • Expanded visibility into announced future bouts • Improved matchup discovery and context availability • Better support for fight-week planning and event browsing • Ongoing data quality and reliability improvements

Improved upcoming UFC event coverage for near-term cards. Added key headline matchups for newly announced events. Improved event lifecycle continuity so completed events remain visible in the recent archive. Corrected upcoming event data to improve fight-week usefulness and trust.

Updated positioning and release polish for FightMatrix 1.0.5, including source-backed UFC matchup context, refreshed App Store metadata, privacy disclosure alignment, and clearer in-app wording around UFC cards and matchup context.

• Improved event-card readability and hierarchy • Better matchup trust messaging for incomplete profiles • Expanded upcoming fight coverage • Cleaner fighter profile layout and readability • Improved sparse-data handling and transparency • Multiple UI and accessibility refinements

• Stability and release-readiness improvements • Firebase analytics and crash monitoring integration • Internal infrastructure and reliability updates

FightMatrix 1.0.2 improves overall release stability and refreshes App Store presentation for the FightMatrix brand. Updates include: • Improved branding consistency • Updated App Store screenshots • Matchup breakdown and fighter profile refinements • General UI and readability improvements • Ongoing data and event coverage expansion