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.
Every Pro athlete carries two records: the Pro Record — their complete professional career, reviewed and approved by YOKKAO — and the YOKKAO Record, built automatically from completed YOKKAO Pro bouts only. Both are shown on the profile and in the ranking; a fighter with no YOKKAO bout yet shows 0-0-0.
When an athlete is approved for the Pro ranking, their approved professional experience sets their starting points. Those starting points are then frozen: from that moment on, only completed YOKKAO Pro bouts add points. Points is simply the starting points plus every point earned in YOKKAO bouts, so a result can never reduce an athlete's total.
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.