"An audience is an important part of the experiment. I want to see if our format of play is conducive to an entertaining experience. This is why I am hoping for a good turn out of people who might just want to come to watch. Our plan is to have every fighter fight every other fighter in a series of quick three point bouts to determine placement in the round robin. Nobody is eliminated during this round. This gives everybody a chance to watch everybody else fight and gives the audience a chance to know who is favored and who is not. The top spots from these rounds play the bottom spots. Since these bouts will make up the majority of the day it is fun and educational for the fighters of lower levels as they get to fight a lot without loosing.

The middle bouts are five point bouts and are done in round robin fashion winners move on and losers drop out. Fighters will want to win in the preliminaries in order to fight the easier guys to ensure their chances in this round. It also adds a "terminal" nature to this set which I think will be very entertaining.

The winners of the middle rounds square off in a series of seven point bouts to determine the ultimate winner.

There will be lots of bouts and the winners will have to be in good shape so as not to be too tired in the final rounds.

So as a fighter, you will have fight around eight short three point rounds, you will then have to fight to continue in a five point "winner moves on" bout and then you will have to fight two bouts to seven points to win the entire thing.

Lots of quick preliminary bouts will keep things flowing and be fun for all as you cannot be eliminated only placed lower in the ranks for the middle bouts . the five point rounds will be very exciting as people are eliminated from competition and the finals will be like watching a boxing match between the best fighters.

This format allows for lots of participation by members of all levels but is slanted to allow the better fighters to rise to the top allowing for some great drama. The finals bout must be won by two points. This seemingly innocent rule can really play havoc as bouts that go on for a long time can be as exhausting as they are exciting to watch."