UFC Breaks Are Here: Sell It by the Weight Class
— Breaker Labs
UFC products are ripping everywhere — Topps Chrome UFC, Midnight, Stadium Club — and until today your board couldn't run one. UFC has no teams, and a 200-fighter checklist makes "one tile per fighter" unreadable on stream. So how do real UFC breaks sell?
By the weight class. "All cards go to the weight class displayed on the card." One spot per division, the printed card decides where a pull lands, and the whole break fits on a strip.
That board is now built in.
Nine spots, the way the market sells it
The default board is the merged weight-class break: nine spots, men's and women's divisions sharing a name — a women's flyweight card and a men's flyweight card both go to the Flyweight holder. That's the dominant real-world format, and it's the shape your buyers already know.
Selling the divisions separately? The split board lists all twelve — eight men's, four women's — three more spots per break.
And yes, women's featherweight is on it. The UFC disbanded the division, but Amanda Nunes is card #195 in 2026 Topps Chrome — and someone has to receive her. Boards follow the card checklist, not the calendar.
Three tile styles
Every division tile is our own artwork — which means nothing on your board depends on anyone else's media.
- Plates — a machined octagon with the weight limit struck into the face
- Readout — big scale digits, arena-screen style
- Belts — the strap-and-plate look, with a marker on the women's divisions
The colours walk from cool to hot as the weight climbs, so a finished board reads as a spectrum — you can see at a glance how deep into the card the break is.
Switching styles is cosmetic and safe mid-break: the spots keep their claims.
The UFC Takeover Pack (Pro)
Six combat-sports takeovers, built from the same motifs as fight night:
- Cage Drop — the mesh comes down
- Walkout — beams and haze, the tunnel entrance
- Knockout — flash, shockwaves, and a KO that hits the whole widget
- Belt Clasp — the strap closes around the claimed spot
- Weigh-In — camera flashes and ticking scale digits
- Decision — the judges' cards go up
Like the board tiles, everything in the pack is our own design — generic combat motifs, no marks, no catchphrases.
Everything your other boards have
A UFC board is a full Team Tracker underneath: card styles, claim animations, taken treatments, milestones, the Command Center, OBS Direct Sync — all of it works the same way. If you've run an F1 or big-4 break on BreakerLabs, you already know how to run this one.
Getting started
Create Widget → UFC — pick merged or split, pick your tiles, and the board is live in OBS the same way as every other widget. The board itself is available on every plan, takeover pack on Pro.
Fighter boards — marquee names plus the A–Z field buckets the big PYF breaks use — are next on the list. If that's your format, tell us on Discord and help us shape it.