What ranked standardises
The rules panel used for quick matches lets either fighter change height, weight class, stamina mode, rounds and round length. Ranked does not use it.
| Rule | Quick match | Ranked |
|---|---|---|
| Height | OWN or SAME |
Same for both |
| Weight class | OWN or SAME |
Same for both |
| Stamina | TEMP+PERM, TEMP or INF |
Full for both |
| Rounds | adjustable | Five |
| Round length | adjustable | 3:00 |
So height and weight work pays off in quick match and stops paying off in ranked. If your plan was to reroll height for an edge, ranked is the wrong place to spend it — and the material does not establish how much height changes attack speed, damage or reach in the first place.
The seven ranks
The ladder has seven ranks. Reading it in three bands makes the shape clearer than a single list.
| Band | Ranks | What changes as you climb |
|---|---|---|
| Opening | Rookie, Amateur | You are still finding your level; most fights sit near the middle of the ladder |
| Mid | Prospect, Contender, Pro, Champion | Each rank unlocks its own gloves, trunks and belt, and demotion risk starts to bite |
| Top | UNDISPUTED | Limited to the top 100 players in the world |
Two details matter more than the names. Undisputed is a placement among a fixed number of players, not a score threshold you can grind past, and the leaderboard is visible down to 1,000th — so you can see exactly where you sit relative to both ends.
Demotion shields exist, so one bad fight does not drop you immediately. How a shield is consumed is not published, so this page does not describe it.
From no rank to a placement
You start unranked and five placement fights reveal your starting rank. The 18 October patch also stopped unplaced players from being matched against Pro and above, so a fresh account should no longer meet the top of the ladder during placements.
The entrance path itself is not captured here. The patch notes and the in-game panels describe the ranked rules, the walkout and the results screen, but not the exact button sequence from the lobby into the ranked queue. Until that is captured, treat this section as "what ranked will do to you", not "how to click into it".
Where RP shows up
After a ranked fight the results screen shows your RP going up or down. Your rank is also shown on the name tag above your character, so opponents can see it before the bell.
What is not published: the RP formula, the thresholds for each rank, and how much a win or a loss is worth against a stronger or weaker opponent. This page does not estimate those numbers. If you need to know how far you are from the next rank, the results screen is the only reliable source.
Rank rewards
Each rank unlocks its own gloves, trunks and a title belt, plus spins and lucky spins. The reward line runs from a Street Canvas set up to a rainbow PRISM set at Undisputed. The belt also feeds an emote that raises the title belt of your rank. Everything is claimed from the ranked card rather than granted automatically.
Reset your record
The Shop carries a RECORD RESET. Its description reads "wipe your fight record back to 0-0-0", the panel shows your record next to it, and the button shows [49]. The currency is inferred from the same panel's Robux price labels; the purchase was not tested here.
Two limits worth stating plainly. First, nothing in the published material says the reset touches RP or your rank — it is described as a record reset, and treating it as a rank reset is a guess. Second, the price [49] is a number in a screenshot, not a confirmed checkout total.
If what you want is to stop losing in ranked, the record reset is not the lever — nothing published connects it to matchmaking either. The defense branch on the countering page, and which style you bring, are the two things you can actually change.