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Enter the list
Type whatever needs an order.
Name the break, choose a size from 6–18, and enter the participants, spots, teams, divisions, or numbers you want ordered.
Once the list is in, start the fight.
Make the randomizer part of the break. Draft Fight is a free sports card break randomizer: enter 6–18 names, teams, spots, divisions, numbers, or anything else that needs an order, then watch a retro arcade wrestling fight determine that order.
A normal randomizer hands you the list. Draft Fight gives everyone something to root for while the random order is being decided.
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START A FIGHTMake the randomizer part of the break.
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Type whatever needs an order.
Name the break, choose a size from 6–18, and enter the participants, spots, teams, divisions, or numbers you want ordered.
Once the list is in, start the fight.
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Nobody picks the characters.
Draft Fight randomly assigns each entry a unique fighter. You do not choose who represents a name, and nobody can hand an entry the win.
The fighter assignment is part of the randomization.
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Watch the random order happen.
The break gets a retro arcade-style wrestling fight. Fighters are eliminated one by one, and every elimination locks another place in the order. The longer a fighter lasts, the higher that entry finishes.
Last fighter standing takes the top spot.
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The result is the randomized order.
When the fight ends, the results screen shows the complete randomized order. The last fighter standing is at the top. Share the timestamped replay so the break can watch the same fight.
The replay shows the same fight and the same result. It doesn't rerun the randomization.
For the full product walkthrough, see how Draft Fight works.
Any list of 6–18 entries. Participant names, break spots, teams, divisions, numbers — whatever you need put into a random order.
Running a group break? Enter the participants or spots. Need an order for teams or divisions? Enter those instead. Running a hit draft? Enter the participants and let the fight determine who picks first, second, and on down the order. Draft Fight takes your list and lets the fight determine the order.
Instead of clicking a button and instantly getting a shuffled list, Draft Fight turns the randomization into part of the break. Every entry is randomly assigned a fighter. Then the fight begins. As fighters are eliminated, the order takes shape until one fighter is left standing at the top.
Everyone gets something to root for, and the randomizer becomes part of the show.
When the fight ends, Draft Fight displays the final order and creates a timestamped replay you can share with the break.
The replay shows the same fight and the same result. It doesn't rerun the randomization.
Draft Fight is free to use and doesn't require an account.
Participant names, break spots, teams, divisions, numbers, hit draft participants, or any other list of 6–18 entries that needs a random order.
One fight takes 6–18 entries.
Yes. Each entry is randomly assigned a fighter. You don't choose the winner. The fight determines the order.
Fighters are eliminated one by one. Each elimination locks in another position, and the last fighter standing takes the top spot. When the fight ends, the results screen shows the complete randomized order.
Yes. You get the final order and a timestamped replay. The replay shows the same fight and the same result. It doesn't rerun the randomization.
Yes. Draft Fight is free to create, watch, and share. No account is required.
Free. No account. 6–18 entries.