The next public fight date is still unannounced
An August physical play-in is scheduled, but organizers have not published its exact date, matchups, ticket page, or official livestream calendar.
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Follow the fights, watch the clips, and see what happens next in EngineAI’s humanoid robot combat league.
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Watch URKL in action
Start with footage from the July 16 opening exhibition, then explore the short clips carrying URKL across social media.
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16 JulLatest exhibition
32Qualified teams
AugustNext play-in phase
16Advance to groups
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What’s happening now
URKL is between its opening exhibition and the first physical tournament phase. Here is the latest confirmed position.
The field moves from 32 qualified teams toward 16
The physical T800 play-in is intended to select 16 teams for the group stage, which Shenzhen reporting says begins in October.
See how the tournament worksOpening-night footage is now available
EngineAI and news publishers released video from the July 16 exhibition between White Eagle and Bullfighter in Shenzhen.
See the footage and evidenceTournament tracker
The road from exhibition to final
- Opening exhibitionWhite Eagle and Bullfighter fought in Shenzhen.
- Top 32 physical play-inPhysical T800 scoring is intended to select 16 teams.
- 16-team group stageExact fixtures and broadcast dates are not announced.
- Reported global finalThe exact final date remains provisional.
Go deeper
Explore URKL
The homepage tracks the live event. These guides explain the competition, the robot, the evidence, and the company behind it.
What is URKL?
Start with the beginner’s guide to the competition, its rules, qualification process, and tournament format.
Read the URKL explainerMeet the T800
See the size, movement hardware, sensors, fighting armor, and shared robot platform behind the competition.
Explore the T800 robotIs URKL real?
Review the longer footage, venue reporting, and evidence from the July 16 opening exhibition.
Check the evidenceWho is EngineAI?
Learn about the Shenzhen robotics company that created the T800 and initiated URKL.
Meet EngineAIWhen is the next fight?
Follow announced tournament milestones and see which dates, matchups, and viewing details remain unknown.
Open the schedule trackerIndependent coverage
Verified updates, clearly labeled unknowns
URKL.org uses first-party pages, government reporting, direct video evidence, and clearly attributed secondary reporting. When organizers have not announced something, we say so.
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