Where to watch humanoid robot fighting: every league's stream and channels
Which channel carries each humanoid robot fighting league as of 15 October 2026: UFB on Twitch, SCL, REK and EngineAI on YouTube, and the leagues with no public stream.
As of 15 October 2026, most humanoid robot fighting can be watched for free online, but only one league, Ultimate Bots (UFB), has a live channel it uses every time. For every other league the footage appears afterwards on the organiser's own channels, and a few events have no public footage at all. This page lists the channel for each league and what is still unknown. It is based on Roboxing's records and is updated when a league changes how it broadcasts.
THE SHORT ANSWER
Ultimate Bots: Twitch at twitch.tv/ufb0ts (the name ends in a zero, not the letter o), and YouTube at @UFBots. This is the only league on the record with a standing live channel, and its next stop is TwitchCon San Diego in November 2026.
Shadow Combat League (SCL): its YouTube channel. SCL posted a full 3 hour 41 minute broadcast of its New Dawn night in Kuala Lumpur on 3 October 2026, covering seven bouts and three title fights.
REK: its YouTube channel @REKrobots and X account @REK. REK posts clips from its own fight nights, including short clips from its 9 October 2026 Deathmatch. Its fight page is rek.com/fights.
URKL (Ultimate Robot Knock-out Legend), run by EngineAI: urkl.org and EngineAI's YouTube channel @EngineAIRobot. Roboxing has not found a film of its own from EngineAI for the Shanghai night on 19 September 2026; the footage recorded on the site is a third-party upload of the Guangdong TV broadcast, so treat it as unofficial.
ARC (Avatar Robotic Competition, Katena): arcleague.com. ARC published a 73-second recap of its Singapore night on 7 October 2026. Roboxing has not recorded a live channel for ARC.
RFC (Robot Fighting Championship, AICON): rfc.sg and aicon.show. Roboxing has not recorded a stream for RFC.
CyberHero, run by Hero Esports: its YouTube channel @realheroesports and X account. The Riyadh final on 9 September 2026 was invite-only, and no broadcast or replay has been published.
CMG2026 (China Media Group, CCTV), the Iron Fist King series from Unitree, and the World Humanoid Robot Games: English-language coverage is most findable on the CCTV Video News Agency YouTube channel, and Unitree posts its own fight footage on its YouTube channel. Roboxing has found no footage of the Games kickboxing final and no published medallists.
WHAT NEXT TO WATCH
As of today, the only dated upcoming fights on Roboxing's schedule are UFB's five Season 2 stops, starting with TwitchCon San Diego on 12 November 2026. The full list is at roboxing.tv/schedule, the UFB dates are at roboxing.tv/news/ufb-season-2-schedule-every-stop-date-and-how-to-watch, and the page of channels and past fights is roboxing.tv/watch. URKL later rounds, the URKL Grand Final (December 2026 or January 2027) and the CMG2026 finale have no published dates.
CAVEATS
A channel that resolves is not proof it will carry a given event. Leagues have changed platforms, and none of the leagues above has told us in advance that a future night will be streamed live except where noted. Some Chinese events are broadcast on television or platforms such as Bilibili that Roboxing has not been able to verify from outside China, so absence from this page is not proof of absence. Video on Roboxing is never re-hosted; it is embedded from the organiser's channel or linked.
Source roboxing.tv/watch