Internet Fight League

Find combat sports opponents near you, broadcast live sparring bouts, and let a global audience judge the winner to climb a unified fighter leaderboard.

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About Internet Fight League

Internet Fight League (IFL), developed by Power Punch Technologies Inc, is a combat sports matchmaking and live broadcasting platform that evolved from the Kayyo training app ecosystem. Designed to bring amateur and enthusiast martial arts competition into the digital space, the app allows martial artists to discover local opponents, schedule sparring bouts, and live stream their matches directly from their mobile phones. It supports multiple disciplines including Boxing, MMA, Muay Thai, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and wrestling under a unified platform. In practice, users set up a personalized fighter card displaying their record, preferred styles, weight class, and reach. Using an interactive map with approximate privacy safeguards, fighters can filter local athletes by discipline and division to propose bouts with agreed-upon gear and rules. When a match takes place, participants broadcast the event live with a single tap. Spectators watching the continuous 24/7 stream vote and score each round in real time, serving as the official judges who decide the outcome of the match. IFL is built for combat sports practitioners, martial arts enthusiasts, and fight club managers who want structured, competitive sparring beyond traditional gym walls. Features like IFL Clubs enable gym owners and fight organizers to run digital cards, manage rosters, and broadcast local events to a broader audience. It caters specifically to adults seeking verified, geared sparring sessions rather than casual or unregulated street fights. What sets Internet Fight League apart is its crowdsourced judging model and cross-discipline competitive framework. Rather than relying on traditional ringside judges, the global online audience determines match winners round by round. Furthermore, a single global leaderboard aggregates wins across boxing, kickboxing, wrestling, and MMA, allowing participants to build an official digital fight record and rank up pound-for-pound.

Internet Fight League pros & cons

Pros

  • Supports multiple combat disciplines on a single unified leaderboard
  • Mandates protective gear like gloves and mouthguards for all striking bouts
  • Keeps map location approximate until users mutually agree to match

Cons

  • Requires high OS versions (iOS 18.0 or macOS 15.0) which excludes older devices
  • User reviews report onboarding paywalls and bugs preventing access after signup
  • Restricted to adult users aged 18 and older

Internet Fight League use cases

  • Amateur martial artists can locate compatible sparring partners nearby and broadcast matches to build a public fight record.
  • Combat sports fans can watch live grass-roots bouts 24/7 and act as judges by scoring rounds in real time.
  • Gym owners and fight club organizers can use IFL Clubs to host fight nights, coordinate bout cards, and stream to online followers.

Internet Fight League features

  • customizable bout rules, gear requirements, and round limits
  • approximate location sharing for user privacy prior to matching
  • ifl clubs management for gyms and fight organizers
  • digital fighter profiles detailing records, reach, and discipline
  • one-tap live video broadcasting from mobile devices
  • unified cross-discipline leaderboard tracking wins worldwide
  • interactive local fighter map with style and weight filters
  • crowdsourced live judging and round-by-round fan scoring

Internet Fight League pricing

Is Internet Fight League free? Yes, Internet Fight League has a free plan.

Free Download

Free

  • Free to download on iOS
  • Stream live combat sports bouts 24/7
  • Live fan scoring and round-by-round voting
  • Map-based local fighter discovery
  • Fighter card creation

Internet Fight League FAQs

What equipment is required to compete on Internet Fight League?

Safety gear is mandatory across all striking disciplines. Competitors must wear gloves and a mouthguard, and newcomers to kick-based styles are required to wear shin guards for their first three bouts. Bare-knuckle fighting is strictly prohibited.

Who judges the fights on the platform?

Matches are judged live by the spectating audience. Viewers watching the live stream score each round and submit votes in real time, with the collective crowd verdict determining the winner.

What combat sports disciplines are supported?

The platform supports a broad range of combat disciplines, including Boxing, Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), Muay Thai, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), and wrestling, all tracking onto a single unified leaderboard.

What are the age and platform requirements for Internet Fight League?

IFL is strictly rated 18+ due to realistic contest violence and user interaction. Technically, it requires an iPhone running iOS 18.0 or later, or an Apple Silicon Mac running macOS 15.0 or later.

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