See how other fans scored the fight

Boxing fans often disagree on close rounds and controversial decisions. Fightnight Scores makes those differences visible by collecting fan scorecards and turning them into round-by-round scoring data.

Average fan scorecard

When enough users score a fight, Fightnight Scores can produce an average fan scorecard. This shows how the fight was generally scored by the community, not just by one person or a small group of judges.

Find disputed rounds

Some rounds are obvious. Others split opinion. Fightnight Scores helps identify swing rounds by showing how many users scored each round to each fighter and how close the average margin was.

Compare scorecards side by side

Users can compare different cards to understand where opinions changed the final result. This is useful for close fights, split decisions, majority decisions and controversial scorecards.

What can scorecard comparison show?

• Which rounds decided the fight.
• Where fans agreed or disagreed.
• How close each round was perceived to be.
• Whether the official result matched the fan consensus.
• Which scorecards were common among users.

Why scorecard comparison matters

Boxing scoring is subjective, but structured data can make the discussion clearer. Comparing scorecards helps fans move beyond simple arguments about who won and focus on the specific rounds that shaped the result.