UFC challenge maker
Make your own UFC Wordle
Pick the mystery UFC fighter yourself, set how many guesses your friends get, and share one link. Everyone who opens it plays your puzzle, and you see who solved it and in how many tries. Your first challenge is free and nobody needs an account to play it.
How to create your own UFC Wordle
- 1. Choose your answer. Search the UFC pool for the fighter you want, or hit “surprise me” and take whoever comes up.
- 2. Set the rules. Between three and fifteen guesses, with the higher/lower arrows on or off.
- 3. Share the link. Send it anywhere. Your own runs are practice — the standings only count the people you invited.
What a UFC guess reveals
Every guess is compared against your answer on these categories. Green is an exact match, amber means close on a number, and the arrows point toward the answer.
- Division
- Country
- Age
- Height
- Weight
- Wins
- Losses
- Draws
An idea for your first UFC challenge
Choose a fighter your group has watched recently for a fight-night warm-up. Keep arrows on for a first attempt, then try fewer guesses with experienced fans.
Read the step-by-step guide to creating a sports Wordle →Questions
- Which fighters can I use?
- Any active fighter on the UFC roster in the Sportsdle database, across every division.
- What do the clues compare?
- Division, country, age, height, weight and the win/loss/draw record. The record columns are what usually crack it.
- Can I make it harder?
- Turn the higher/lower arrows off and cut the guess limit. Without arrows, a numeric clue only tells you exact or close.
- Who can see the answer?
- Only someone who has finished their own run, plus you, since you chose it. The server holds it until then.
- Can I create a sports Wordle for free?
- Your first published challenge is free. Sign in to publish it; additional challenges require Sportsdle Pro. Friends can play your shared challenge without an account.
- Is this a sports trivia question generator?
- Sportsdle creates a guess-the-player game from its sports database. You choose one mystery athlete and players use feedback from their guesses to find the answer. It does not generate multiple-choice questions or printable trivia sheets.
