Coach a Fighter Leagues and OVR Requirements

Four leagues, and every gate is a roster gate

This is the part most guides get wrong by omission. The higher leagues do not ask for one strong fighter — they ask for an average across several, and the number of fighters required goes up with each tier.

A single 90 OVR Legend unlocks nothing at all. Four fighters averaging 90 unlocks everything.

The top league pays ten times the Legend rerolls

The panel states "Earn rerolls for completing matches" and tracks two conversion bars: "+3 Real rerolls in: 0/3 RRP" and "+3 Legend Reroll in: 1/10 LRP". So three Real Reroll Points buy three Real Rerolls, and ten Legend Reroll Points buy three Legend Rerolls.

Now put that against the payout table. Bronze gives +1 LRP a match, so three Legend Rerolls costs you ten Bronze bouts. The fourth league gives +10 LRP a match — the same three Legend Rerolls in a single fight.

That is a tenfold difference in Legend income, and it is the real argument for climbing. Codes give you six Legend Rerolls once; the top league gives you three per match forever.

Three match modes, and a paid multiplier

The panel offers PVE, PVP and Tourney Mode as separate buttons. PVE is NPC opposition, PVP puts your fighter against another player's, and the official description confirms you can bet money on outcomes in both.

There is also a "Want 2x LRP and RRP?" button on the same screen, which points at a purchasable multiplier on reroll-point income. We have not opened it, so the price and form are unconfirmed — but it tells you the developer considers reroll points the resource worth monetising.

During a bout the ring HUD labels the opponent by league — a Bronze Opponent — with a round counter reading 1 of 3, so Bronze bouts run three rounds.