Pictures & receipts. • New: fighter photos across the app. Headshots on the FIGHTERS rows, rankings included, a photo pair on EVENTS cards, and the winner's photo on results and scorecards in THE WIRE. • New: a results page opens with both fighters' photos, the winner marked. • New: MY SCORECARD lists one row per bout, with your pick's photo. Tap a row to open the result. On a missed call, the winner's photo sits beside your pick. • New: the round card shows takedowns, control time and submission attempts for each round. • New: when a fighter's fight history on file is incomplete, BY THE NUMBERS now shows UFC.com's official career totals where they are available. Badges say when they count only the fights on file. • New: FINAL now waits for the official result. Once the live feed marks a bout over, it reads PENDING OFFICIAL RESULT until that result lands. • Improved: ON THE CARD rows now show the odds as plain grey chips under one label, and while picks are open, a quick pick sits under each row, separate from the link to the MATCHUP. A row also shows a fighter's photo when the other fighter has none. • Improved: on card rows and the main event's banner, FINAL, the winner and the method no longer share one gold, so they are easier to tell apart. Under FIGHTERS, borders and rows match on every page, and on the P4P list the rank badge reads #1 to #15 at one width, so the names line up. • Improved: the MATCHUP face-off has the same arena look as Fight Week. • Fixed: in My Cards, a card you scored live no longer reads In progress once the event's results are in. • Fixed: the CAREER PATH card on the record page now reads in your language. • Fixed: Hall of Fame badges now match UFC.com's list, and one badge given in error is gone. • Fixed: live fight stats now also show for bouts added to a card after this update came out. • Fixed: on an iPhone or iPad set to a non-Gregorian calendar, such as Islamic, Persian, Japanese, Buddhist or Hebrew, Fight Week and EVENTS now show the current card, and fight-night alerts and live stats work. • Fixed: in some languages, the start-time labels on Fight Week are no longer cut off or shrunk. • Fixed: at large text sizes, broadcast roles such as BOOTH, OCTAGON and CAGESIDE no longer break mid-word, shrink or get cut off. • Fixed: VoiceOver now reads a pending official result on a bout's score-along entry, as the screen shows it. • Updated: event results through Oct 24.

Fight week, all in one hub. • New: the tabs are now FIGHT WEEK, EVENTS, FIGHTERS, MY CORNER and THE WIRE. FIGHTERS brings the champions, the rankings and every fighter together, champions first. MY CORNER holds your scorecards, your fight-night alerts and About. • New: Home changes with the week. In fight week it leads with the main event and MAKE YOUR CALL, one strip where you can call every bout on the card. After the card, it leads with the results. • New: on fight night, Home shows the bout on NOW with a SCORE ROUND button and the bout UP NEXT, and a live banner follows the card on every screen. The banner never names a winner unless you turn on Show winners in live alerts in MY CORNER. • New: tap a fighter's photo on a matchup or a score sheet to open their profile. • Improved: sharing a matchup or a result now shows a preview in the share sheet. • Fixed: the tale of the tape shows half-inch reach, such as 71.5", and the reach edge matches the numbers shown. • Fixed: draws and no contests show as a draw or a no contest on event and matchup pages, and a draw never counts as a missed call. • Updated: event results through Oct 17. • Fixed: the tale of the tape fills in missing age, height, reach and stance for more fighters.

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