Future of Reality Star Fight Contests Like Fury vs Paul is User-Created Match Ups in This New Metaverse
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Tommy Fury beat Jake Paul in Saudi Arabia in Sunday night in one of the most-hyped fights of the last two years.
The pair may be relative boxing novices but their huge social media followings ensured the fight – which Fury won by split decision – was one of the most-watched and richest of 2023.
In the future, star-studded contests like these may well be decided in the metaverse and one project, Fight Out, is already leading the way.
🥶 Some COLD snaps from Jake Paul 🆚 Tommy Fury 🥊 #PaulFury pic.twitter.com/JFKozwOcin
— Boxing on TNT Sports (@boxingontnt) February 27, 2023
The move-to-earn project is building a fitness app that will allow users to earn rewards for completing workouts and compete against each other in metaverse challenges.
The FGHT token presale has so far raised more than $4.8 million with investors also able to earn up to 67% in bonus tokens and take advantage of a 5% USFT referral program.
Competition in the Metaverse
The Fight Out app will see users receive a digital fitness profile and earn rewards for completing workouts at home or in the gym.
It will track movement, effort, sleep and nutrition and then provide users with an individual training regime that tailors workouts to each user depending on their fitness goals or training targets.
That means it is suitable for total beginners and elite-level pros and for those training in everything from general fitness to those trying to improve in individual or team sports.
The profile is represented by a soulbound – meaning it cannot be sold or traded – NFT avatar that can is upgraded as users progress through their training and is fully customizable, with purchasable assets such as clothes, shoes, hair and tattoos.
Fight Out users earn REPS – a second, off-chain token – for completing their workouts and can then spend them on getting discounts for the app, booking personal trainers or purchasing training equipment, supplements and apparel.
The project will have a strong metaverse element with users able to earn additional REPS by pitting themselves against each other in fitness and sporting challenges.
The project also has a strong connection to combat sports with UFC pair Taila Santos and Amanda Ribas and British boxing star Savannah Marshall all signed on as ambassadors – they will help market the project and provide exclusive content for Fight Out users.
FGHT Token Presale
The FGHT token is ongoing and is closing in on the $5 million milestone.
Just over a month remains until it ends, with investors getting a huge early advantage the sooner they purchase – FGHT tokens increase in price every 12 hours to a max of $0.0333 when the presale closes on March 31, 2023.
At the time of writing, FGHT tokens cost $0.02528, meaning 32% growth can be had.
Furthermore, Fight Out allows investors to earn up to 67% in bonus tokens during the presale and offers 5% USDT in a referral program.
To earn the bonus tokens, which are triggered at various points, investors must spend more than $500 and vest tokens for more than 3 months – to get the full amount, investors need to purchase more than $50,000 and vest tokens for 36 months.
The project has been developed by a doxxed and KYC verified team, who have already agreed exchange listings with major exchanges such as Uniswap, LBank, BKEX, DifiFinex and BitForex.
The FGHT token smart contract has also been audited by Certik.
Just 9% of the 10 billion max supply have been allocated to the presale, another 4.5% allocated to the bonus scheme and 10% to exchange liquidity – the remaining supply is unlocked over five years to fund the development of the project.
Fight Out is also running a $250,000 FGHT token giveaway – interested parties should join the Telegram group for more info and the latest news from the project.
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