Not even a little.

Shit, alright. Basically, you need to win matches to get up the ranks. Sometimes, fighters will require you to have a certain number of wins before you can fight them, which is why rematching fighters you've already faced is important.

Losing to better fighters won't affect your rank but will affect whether you're seen as dominant or submissive, and you'll gain an addiction to certain fetishes based on how you get finished off - these addictions can't be removed and once they're fully formed you will be unable to resist corresponding moves.

In addition to the above risks, losing to lower-ranked fighters will reset you back to the rank below them, and you'll have to climb the ladder again. I know it sounds frustrating, but that's show-biz, baby. You wanna eat where the big dogs eat, you gotta earn it.

If you lose to the same person five times in a row - your matches with them do not need to be consecutive - they'll likely make you their bitch, which comes with its own consequences. This can be averted by winning just one match against them, which will break their momentum against you. Additionally, if you lose five consecutive matches, you will be offered to move to the Jobber program. if you lose ten consecutive matches, you will not be given a choice in the matter. Again, winning one match is enough to break this streak and avert this.

Lastly, before facing each fighter, you'll see a list of - usually - three kinks in their fighter breakdown. These are the MAIN kinks they have the ability to build your addiction to. They aren't limited to these kinks, but they can generally be expected to use them against you. If you aren't into a particular kink, no worries - they know your hard "no" list and won't do anything you didn't sign up for. Additionally, kinks are listed from YOUR perspective. For instance, if you see "Oral (Giving)" on someone's list, that means you can expect to have your mouth used like a fleshlight.

Now, that's all the important shit out of the way.