After the bell: the post-fight interview is a whole new game

The post-fight interview now depends on how the fight went and how the crowd took it. A split-decision robbery, a first-round statement win and a flat loss each set a different mood in the room, and that mood changes what every answer is worth. Your fighter's aura and the act they play (fan favorite, villain, wild card, silent type) matter too. A villain who keeps winning gains fans now. Staying quiet never costs you anything.

- Call someone out straight from the cage. Pick a name from the division ladder, pick your line, and a real fight offer lands in their inbox. If they sign, it's a grudge match. If they duck, you get the fans.
- Every fighter has a story now. The chapter they are in shows on their profile, and on the right night the reporter comes back with a follow-up question worth answering.