FAQ

The Summit Fighting League (SFL) is a fictional mixed martial arts organization/combat sports brought to life through an immersive, serialized book series. Instead of a traditional e-fed where events unfold in real-time with user participation, SFL is crafted as a narrative experience, delivering pre-written story arcs, intense fights, and deep character development—all presented at once, like a gripping season of television or a compelling novel.

An e-fed is an online wrestling or MMA roleplaying game where participants create fighters, write promos, and compete in simulated events. However, SFL is not a traditional e-fed. Instead of being interactive, it is a curated storytelling experience with all events and outcomes pre-determined by the author.

No. Unlike a typical e-fed where users create characters and participate in ongoing events, SFL is a closed-book narrative project. The roster, fights, and storylines are all planned and written in advance.

SFL is designed for fans of MMA, pro wrestling, and sports dramas who enjoy immersive storytelling. If you like wrestling, UFC, or if you’re drawn to behind-the-scenes narratives like Succession or Billions, you’ll find plenty to love in the intense rivalries, backstage politics, and brutal fights of SFL.

SFL content is released in book-style drops, meaning you get entire events and story arcs at once rather than waiting for weekly updates.

All SFL stories, event write-ups, and character profiles will be available right here on the official website. Follow for updates, new releases, and special features.

If you enjoy the series, the best way to support it is to read, share, and engage with the content. Spread the word to others who love combat sports storytelling!

No, SFL is entirely fictional. While inspired by the world of combat sports, it exists purely as a written series, blending elements of realism with compelling storytelling.

No. Unlike a typical e-fed where users create characters and participate in ongoing events, SFL is a closed-book narrative project. The roster, fights, and storylines are all planned and written in advance.

Applications are currently not opened. Unlike a typical e-fed where users create characters and participate in ongoing events, SFL is a closed-book narrative project. The roster, fights, and storylines are all planned and written in advance.

The entire story is crafted in advance, ensuring a structured, high-quality narrative.  No live participation.

 Every character, fight, and event serves the overall story, eliminating randomness.  Tightly written arcs.

No OOC drama – Since there’s no public participation, there are no behind-the-scenes disputes or voting politics—just pure storytelling. 

Yes, but it is not a copy of any existing organization. SFL blends elements of old-school UFC, Japanese MMA, and pro wrestling storytelling to create a unique, high-stakes world of combat sports drama.

SFL is written and created by J. Joseph, an author passionate about MMA, wrestling, and storytelling. Every event, fight, and promo is carefully written to deliver the most engaging experience possible.