The live Main Event — champions crowned, bouts settled forever.
Hall of Champions
Recent Bouts
Natural Enemies
Matchups that ignore the math.
The Standings
Rating ± uncertainty. New contenders stay provisional until they have fought enough.
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Contender
Rating
W–L
Win%
Who's Moving
Heat — net rating change over recent bouts.
The Turnout
Votes per day, last two weeks. Democracy, quantified.
Upsets & Embarrassments
When a lesser thing bodied a greater thing.
By Category
Weight classes. The leaders.
The Rules, Briefly
How It Works
The whole idea
Two things show up. You pick the one you'd rather have, watch, eat, or be. The winner stays on and faces a fresh challenger. Then another. It does not end. That is the tournament.
How to play
Tap the one that wins — or use ↑↓ and space. A verdict appears, with how much of the world agreed with you. It rolls to the next bout on its own: hit Pause to linger, Prev to look back, Share to brag.
What your vote does
Every pick is recorded and the ratings move. Each contender carries a rating and an uncertainty (the ±); beat something you had no business beating and the numbers swing hard. New things stay provisional until they have fought enough to be trusted. It all surfaces on The Data — the standings, who's hot, the upsets, and the Natural Enemies the math can't explain.
Where new contenders come from
The pool keeps growing. New contenders wake up and walk into the bracket on a steady schedule — a fresh face every so often, forever. The roster is hand-picked — nothing shows up that didn't earn its spot, and there are thousands more waiting their turn.