Points System
Every point on the YOKKAO OPEN leaderboard is earned inside the ropes. Here is exactly how fighters collect points — from standard wins to YOKKAO OPEN bonuses.
Fighters are grouped by Experience Class based on total completed bouts. Each class has its own points, rankings, and badges.
When a Pro athlete first enters the platform, they receive a Provisional Ranking based on their verified external Muay Thai record. This is clearly labelled and is not a YOKKAO ranking yet.
Once an athlete competes in YOKKAO-sanctioned Pro events, the ranking shifts through Transitional (1–2 YOKKAO fights) to Established (3+ YOKKAO fights), where results and opponent quality dominate.
Last YOKKAO bout within the past 12 months.
No bout in over 12 months — still shown in ranking, points are not lost.
No bout in over 18 months — removed from the active ranking. Points and history remain on the profile.
Exceptional single-fight display chosen by YOKKAO OPEN officials.
Both fighters awarded for an outstanding back-and-forth war.
Most spectacular KO, TKO, or technical finish on the card.
Additional points when a reigning champion successfully defends their belt.
Beating a higher-ranked opponent (≥5 positions above).
Badges appear next to a fighter's name across rankings and profiles. They reflect rank tier, current win streak, and finish quality.