URKL results and schedule: every Ultimate Robot Knock-out Legend fight so far

As of 15 October 2026, the Ultimate Robot Knock-out Legend (URKL), run by EngineAI of Shenzhen, has one recorded league bout, one reported exhibition-style stop in Shanghai, and no published fixture for the October group stage. This page lists everything the record carries, and says which items are reported rather than confirmed. EngineAI has not published a result of its own for any of them.

RESULTS SO FAR

16 July 2026, Opening Round, Nanshan Cultural and Sports Center, Shenzhen: Matador beat White Eagle 3-2 over five rounds. The score comes from Guangzhou's Huacheng and from People's Daily independently, so it sits in our bout record. Matador lost its head module to a flying kick from White Eagle late in the fight, finished all five rounds on torso control, and won on the lead it had built. English outlets that credited White Eagle with the win were wrong.

19 September 2026, URKL City Tour Challenge, Shanghai: White Eagle's team took both the afternoon and evening sessions, per Phoenix (ifeng) and NetEase, which carry the same wire text. No round-by-round scorecard, no method of victory and no promoter statement have been published, and Xinhua's English report names no winner. We therefore carry it as reported, not as bouts.

That is the full list. No knockouts have been recorded.

STANDINGS

On recorded bouts alone, Matador has one win and White Eagle one loss. This is not a group table: no group stage fixture has a verified result. The live table is on the URKL league page at roboxing.tv/competitions/urkl.

WHAT IS COMING

Group stage, from October 2026: reported by ITHome, which says the 16 qualified teams are drawn into four groups tied to Beijing, Zhengzhou, Shanghai and Shenzhen, each team playing one-on-one, five-round double round-robin matches, with the top two in each group advancing. No fixture, date or venue has been published, and we list the later rounds as announced without dates on the schedule at roboxing.tv/schedule.

Baoshan fighting club, Shanghai: a humanoid robot fighting club is planned to open in Shanghai's Baoshan district in October. No date has been announced.

Global final: reported for Dubai, December 2026 or January 2027. No date or venue has been confirmed by EngineAI. The prize pool is given as 10 million yuan in some coverage and 14 million yuan in others; the discrepancy is unresolved.

HOW IT IS SCORED AND WHO FIGHTS

Every team fights the same EngineAI T800 under hybrid control, and bouts run five five-minute rounds, as the two Chinese reports describe. Our separate article on how URKL works sets out the format, and the T800 article covers the machine.

WHERE TO WATCH

EngineAI posts on YouTube and on Bilibili (众擎机器人), where footage usually lands first. EngineAI also used a URKL live room on Bilibili for the Shanghai stop. See roboxing.tv/watch for the current channels.

WHAT IS STILL OPEN

Whether the October group stage has begun is unverified: our searches in English and Chinese on 15 October found coverage of the July opener and format, and nothing on group-stage fixtures or results. This page will be updated when EngineAI or a credible outlet publishes a fixture or result.