BigLeagueX for combat sports
Roster and tournament management for combat sports
Weight class, rank, medical clearance and bout record — tracked centrally and portable across programs, so a competitor's record travels with them from a training room to a national bracket.
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Iron Gate Wrestling Club
21–1 · Cedar Rapids
46Members - 2
Shoreline Judo Kai
18–4 · Long Beach
33Members - 3
Basalt Martial Arts
15–7 · Bend
51Members - 4
Riverbend Grappling
12–10 · Chattanooga
38Members - 5
Northfield Taekwondo
8–14 · Ann Arbor
44Members - 6
Hollow Creek MMA
5–17 · Springfield
29Members
Who it's for
From a single room, dojo or gym to a state or national governing body.
One record, every discipline
Built for how combat sports actually run
Wrestling, judo, karate, taekwondo, boxing, MMA and jiu-jitsu share a shape: make weight, prove you are cleared, compete in a bracket, carry the result. One system holds all of it, with each discipline's own divisions and rank system intact.
- Competitors, weight class and age division
- Weigh-in and weight certification
- Rank, grade and promotion history
- Bout results and season record
Governing bodies
- One platform across every member program
- State and national qualifying standards
- Sanctioning status and results, on record
Rooms, dojos, gyms and clubs
- Competitor and coach records in one place
- Weight and rank history on record
- Records that travel with the athlete
Event and tournament directors
- Weigh-ins and weight class verified before the mat
- Bracket seeding, mat assignments and bout order
- Results published the day of
What a combat sports program tracks
From weigh-in to bout record, in one system.
Competitors and coaches
Every competitor and coach in one roster, with weight class, age division, club and season history.
Weigh-ins and weight certification
Weigh-ins logged and verified against the entry before a competitor steps on the mat — day-before or same-day, whichever the event runs.
Rank and promotion history
Each discipline's own system, not a shared approximation: kyu and dan for judo and karate, poom and dan for taekwondo, belt and stripes for jiu-jitsu, and class or amateur-professional standing where a sport has no grade.
Medical clearance and suspensions
Clearance current and visible before competition, including a mandatory rest period after a stoppage or knockout — so a competitor who is suspended cannot be entered.
Divisions and brackets
Entries seeded into the divisions each discipline actually uses — weight and age throughout, plus kata and kumite, gi and no-gi, folkstyle, freestyle and Greco-Roman.
Bout record and results
Every bout and match result on file, building a record that stands up to a recruiter, a selector or a sanctioning body.
Reporting
Program-wide reporting without compiling spreadsheets by hand.
Roles and access
Access scoped to governing body, training center or tournament director.
Real records, real events
What running a combat sports program looks like in BigLeagueX.
Weigh-ins, brackets and every mat at once
Weight class and age division hold throughout the draw, and the bracket cannot be built around a competitor who has not certified a weight.
Seed, generate and assign bouts to mats and bout order in one pass — a six-mat morning is one schedule, not six.
- 8–3
Iron Gate Wrestling Club v Shoreline Judo Kai
Mat 1
- Fall 2:41
Basalt Martial Arts v Riverbend Grappling
Mat 2
- 6–4
Northfield Taekwondo v Hollow Creek MMA
Mat 3
- 11:30
Iron Gate Wrestling Club v Basalt Martial Arts
Mat 1
- 11:30
Shoreline Judo Kai v Northfield Taekwondo
Mat 2
- 12:15
Riverbend Grappling v Hollow Creek MMA
Mat 3
A public page for every club, competitor and event
Every club gets a page worth linking to — roster, rank and bout record — and so does every competitor and every event you run.
Rank stays per discipline, so a kyu grade, a poom and a belt with stripes are never flattened into one shared ladder on the way out to the public side.
Iron Gate Wrestling Club
Cedar Rapids · 120 lb
- Team bout record
- 64-12
- Season record
- 21–1
- Registered members
- 46
- Home
- Cedar Rapids
Records, clearances and the report that proves it
One record per competitor, carrying weigh-in certification alongside medical and insurance, with medical suspensions after a stoppage held on the same record.
Clearance is visible before a bracket is drawn, and the program-wide view shows how many are clear, how many lapse this month, and which clubs are behind.
- OKOKOK
A. Rivera
BLX 0148-09 · Northside AC
- OKOKOK
J. Okafor
BLX 0147-09 · Harbor City
- OKOKDUE
M. Chen
BLX 0146-09 · Valley United
- OKOKOK
T. Boateng
BLX 0145-09 · Northside AC
- OKOKOK
S. Delgado
BLX 0144-09 · Cedar Park
- OKOKLAPSED
R. Nakamura
BLX 0143-09 · Lakeside
Frequently asked questions
Which sports does this cover?
Wrestling, judo, karate, taekwondo, boxing, MMA and jiu-jitsu. They are on one page because they are run the same way — make weight, prove clearance, compete in a bracket, carry the result — not because the differences are ignored. Each keeps its own divisions and its own rank system.
Our sport grades competitors differently. Does that work?
Yes. Rank is per-discipline, not one shared ladder: kyu and dan for judo and karate, poom and dan for taekwondo, belt and stripes for jiu-jitsu. Wrestling, boxing and MMA have no grade, so those records carry class and amateur or professional standing instead.
How does BigLeagueX handle weight certification?
Weigh-ins are logged before the event and tied to the competitor's entry, so a tournament director can confirm weight class before the bracket is set. Both day-before and same-day weigh-ins are supported, since which one applies is the event's rule, not ours.
Can it enforce a medical suspension after a knockout?
Clearance status carries the rest period, and a competitor inside it shows as ineligible when an entry is attempted. The decision stays with your medical officer and sanctioning body — the record makes sure nobody enters someone by accident.
Can our room keep its own roster inside a shared platform?
Yes. Your room, dojo, gym or club is its own organization inside the combat sports platform — your roster, your access, your data — while still sharing verified records with the governing body and sanctioned events.
Does this replace our current sanctioning process?
No. BigLeagueX tracks entries, clearances and results for sanctioned events; it doesn't replace a sanctioning body's authority over those events.
Is competitor medical data secure?
Yes. Clearance records are access-controlled and encrypted, with an audit trail for who viewed or changed them.
Run your combat sports program with pro-level precision
Bring your roster. We will show you what it looks like on BigLeagueX.
- Data security
- Records that travel with the athlete
- Live in weeks, not months