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Tournament Structure
Tournament Structure
Key Features:
Grand Prix Tournaments:
Regularly scheduled, high-stakes tournaments around the world that award ranking points.
World Ranking System:
Fighters accumulate points based on performance in Grand Prix tournaments, similar to ATP or FIDE rankings.
World Series:
The top 16 fighters in each category qualify for the World Series to compete for the championship.
1. Qualification Phase:
Open Grand Prix Tournaments:
Frequency:
Monthly, hosted in various international locations.
Participation:
Open to all fighters, with top performers earning ranking points.
Format:
Swiss Round Robin or Double Elimination.
Advancement:
Fighters accumulate points based on performance, influencing their world ranking.
2. World Ranking System:
Points Allocation:
Performance-Based Points:
Points awarded based on match wins, tournament placements, and participation.
Higher Weight for Grand Prix:
Major Grand Prix tournaments carry more points.
Regular Updates:
Rankings updated after each Grand Prix tournament.
Fighters can track their progress and see their position relative to competitors.
3. World Series Qualification:
Top 16 Fighters:
At the end of the Grand Prix season, the top 16 fighters in each category based on ranking points qualify for the World Series.
Ensures only the best and most consistent fighters compete for the championship.
4. World Series Tournaments:
Format:
Swiss Round Robin or Double Elimination.
Duration:
Multiple stages with group matches followed by knockout rounds.
Final Championship:
Culminates in a final match to determine the world champion.