AJ and Fury Added to UFC4
- Thread starter Smokes
- Start date
- Joined
- Oct 9, 2018
- Messages
- 846
- Reaction score
- 310
These guys aren’t dumb ,they know Fury vs Joshua will be the biggest boxing heavyweight fight since Wlad and AJ with far more hype around it . They also make sense like a Mike Tyson because all 3 are really dominant heavyweights that usually don’t give up ground and they look the part ,this also gets WWE fans since they are familiar with Fury .
Bringing them to the game will help bring more attention to boxing not the other way around ,MMA fan base is entirely different ,These guys will get a huge profile boost and royalties off this game just on the video game culture. Wilders probably screaming bomb squad right now tearing up things in his driveway .
Bringing them to the game will help bring more attention to boxing not the other way around ,MMA fan base is entirely different ,These guys will get a huge profile boost and royalties off this game just on the video game culture. Wilders probably screaming bomb squad right now tearing up things in his driveway .
Last edited:
- Joined
- Oct 20, 2004
- Messages
- 84,203
- Reaction score
- 118,198
Both Heavyweight champion when adding grappling training attributes... 
- Joined
- Aug 8, 2019
- Messages
- 603
- Reaction score
- 616
New Fight Night after this please
- Joined
- Feb 22, 2020
- Messages
- 536
- Reaction score
- 284
We want boxing game!!!!!!!
- Joined
- May 12, 2016
- Messages
- 13,823
- Reaction score
- 10,656
Boxing is dead
- Joined
- May 23, 2018
- Messages
- 3,884
- Reaction score
- 710
The UFC has all of its fighters likeness licenses. Makes it infinitely easier.
- Joined
- Nov 22, 2010
- Messages
- 10,971
- Reaction score
- 35,649
they should do what the did with pro evo and use fake names but give you the option to edit them
- Joined
- Feb 22, 2020
- Messages
- 536
- Reaction score
- 284
Closest we're getting to a boxing game for the next few years sadly.
- Joined
- Dec 28, 2007
- Messages
- 20,190
- Reaction score
- 6,997
They should have Canelo, roided to high heaven with Oscars judges. Unbeatable.
- Joined
- May 23, 2018
- Messages
- 3,884
- Reaction score
- 710
How do you suggest they model characters after someone’s likeness without their permission? They’d get sued if they had a model perfect version of Floyd and called him Lloyd
- Joined
- May 12, 2016
- Messages
- 13,823
- Reaction score
- 10,656
There's at least one boxing game that I know of in the pipeline. Hopefully the project is completed soon and it turns out decent.
Brian Mazique | Apr 21, 2020,03:46am EDT
“ESports Boxing Club: New Boxing Game In Development
Boxing fans have been waiting nine years for a new video game simulation of their sport. According to a trailer released by developer Steel City Interactive, there is a new boxing game on the way called eSports Boxing Club.
Before Monday, no one in gaming media seemed to know anything about this title. In fact, sports gaming journalism pioneer Steve Noah of Operation Sports wrote this as he opened his short post about the game: “In development since 2019, developer Steel City Interactive, has revealed their launch trailer for eSports Boxing Club. This one came out of nowhere and there isn’t much in terms of actual gameplay shown in the trailer.”
You can say that again.
eSports Boxing Club is a pleasant surprise for hungry virtual boxing fans who last had an opportunity to play their sport in a video game in 2011’s Fight Night Champion.
Many hardcore fans still play it to scratch the itch for a new title–myself included.
Noah is also correct when he talks about the sparseness of the trailer. It doesn’t show much and after the boxing game community has been duped by the trailer below, there isn’t enough to push fans to a point of pure excitement.
Mike Tyson’s Virtual Boxing turned out to be a misunderstood and horrible tease for one of the most underserved sports gaming communities in existence.
To be fair, there appears to be a little more substance associated with eSports Boxing club. From the trailer, we know that former world champion Ricky Hatton and fellow British boxing legend Frank Bruno are a part of the roster–though their renders weren’t featured in the trailer.
We also know there will be a career mode, and the developers have enlisted the help of trainer Ben Davison, perhaps in some sort of consulting role. According to the developer’s Facebook page, the studio is located in Sheffield, England, which explains the presence of British boxing royalty. Per the trailer, the game is being developed for Playstation 4, Xbox One and PC.
The title suggests it will be rooted in competitive gaming, but what Steel City’s definition of that concept is yet to be determined.
The studio’s official website isn’t currently up and running, but it does say it would be launched on April 21. As more information about this title becomes available, look for more updates.”
ESports Boxing Club: New Boxing Game In Development
Brian Mazique | Apr 21, 2020,03:46am EDT
“ESports Boxing Club: New Boxing Game In Development
Boxing fans have been waiting nine years for a new video game simulation of their sport. According to a trailer released by developer Steel City Interactive, there is a new boxing game on the way called eSports Boxing Club.
Before Monday, no one in gaming media seemed to know anything about this title. In fact, sports gaming journalism pioneer Steve Noah of Operation Sports wrote this as he opened his short post about the game: “In development since 2019, developer Steel City Interactive, has revealed their launch trailer for eSports Boxing Club. This one came out of nowhere and there isn’t much in terms of actual gameplay shown in the trailer.”
You can say that again.
eSports Boxing Club is a pleasant surprise for hungry virtual boxing fans who last had an opportunity to play their sport in a video game in 2011’s Fight Night Champion.
Many hardcore fans still play it to scratch the itch for a new title–myself included.
Noah is also correct when he talks about the sparseness of the trailer. It doesn’t show much and after the boxing game community has been duped by the trailer below, there isn’t enough to push fans to a point of pure excitement.
Mike Tyson’s Virtual Boxing turned out to be a misunderstood and horrible tease for one of the most underserved sports gaming communities in existence.
To be fair, there appears to be a little more substance associated with eSports Boxing club. From the trailer, we know that former world champion Ricky Hatton and fellow British boxing legend Frank Bruno are a part of the roster–though their renders weren’t featured in the trailer.
We also know there will be a career mode, and the developers have enlisted the help of trainer Ben Davison, perhaps in some sort of consulting role. According to the developer’s Facebook page, the studio is located in Sheffield, England, which explains the presence of British boxing royalty. Per the trailer, the game is being developed for Playstation 4, Xbox One and PC.
The title suggests it will be rooted in competitive gaming, but what Steel City’s definition of that concept is yet to be determined.
The studio’s official website isn’t currently up and running, but it does say it would be launched on April 21. As more information about this title becomes available, look for more updates.”
ESports Boxing Club: New Boxing Game In Development
- Joined
- May 12, 2016
- Messages
- 13,823
- Reaction score
- 10,656
LET'S PLAY Gaming fans go wild over new Fight Night Champion boxing video game as Eddie Hearn reveals he has ‘few things in fire’
Marc Mayo
Mar 27 2020, 10:49 ET | Updated: Mar 27 2020, 11:00 ET
“EDDIE HEARN has teased another edition of the Fight Night video game series that boxing fans have been without since 2011.
The last release was Fight Night Championship for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, meaning the series is set to miss an entire generation of consoles.
Hearn told fans he was working on a new edition of the gaming franchise
Previously, EA Canada's Fight Night was an annual fixture after its debut in 2004 earned rave reviews and sold over a million copies.
And despite Champion also being well received, the series has since gone on hold with the developer focusing its efforts on creating games for the officially licensed UFC franchise.
That could all be about to change however as Hearn told fans on Friday.
The Matchroom promoter said during an Instagram Live session: "Fight Night Champion news? I've got a few things in the fire on Fight Night Champion."
Fans went wild at the prospect of a full boxing game returning to consoles, after 2018's Creed: Rise to Glory failed to land a knockout punch.
One Twitter fan wrote: "Would turn Hearn into a hero."
Another added: "Please let this be true."
In December of last year, Hearn admitted to writing to EA in a bid to revive the series with there surely big potential for a thriving eSports scene in boxing, akin to Formula 1 and football.
Currently underway is the eBoxing Super Series with Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier among the legends pitched against eachother in a simulation taking place on Fight Night Champion.
On Sunday, the first eAli trophy will be awarded to the historic heavyweight champion with George Foreman downing David Haye in front of 4,000 online viewers during live sport's enforced break amid the coronavirus pandemic.”
Gaming fans go wild over new Fight Night Champion boxing video game as Eddie Hearn reveals he has ‘few things in fire’
Marc Mayo
Mar 27 2020, 10:49 ET | Updated: Mar 27 2020, 11:00 ET
“EDDIE HEARN has teased another edition of the Fight Night video game series that boxing fans have been without since 2011.
The last release was Fight Night Championship for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, meaning the series is set to miss an entire generation of consoles.
Hearn told fans he was working on a new edition of the gaming franchise
Previously, EA Canada's Fight Night was an annual fixture after its debut in 2004 earned rave reviews and sold over a million copies.
And despite Champion also being well received, the series has since gone on hold with the developer focusing its efforts on creating games for the officially licensed UFC franchise.
That could all be about to change however as Hearn told fans on Friday.
The Matchroom promoter said during an Instagram Live session: "Fight Night Champion news? I've got a few things in the fire on Fight Night Champion."
Fans went wild at the prospect of a full boxing game returning to consoles, after 2018's Creed: Rise to Glory failed to land a knockout punch.
One Twitter fan wrote: "Would turn Hearn into a hero."
Another added: "Please let this be true."
In December of last year, Hearn admitted to writing to EA in a bid to revive the series with there surely big potential for a thriving eSports scene in boxing, akin to Formula 1 and football.
Currently underway is the eBoxing Super Series with Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier among the legends pitched against eachother in a simulation taking place on Fight Night Champion.
On Sunday, the first eAli trophy will be awarded to the historic heavyweight champion with George Foreman downing David Haye in front of 4,000 online viewers during live sport's enforced break amid the coronavirus pandemic.”
Gaming fans go wild over new Fight Night Champion boxing video game as Eddie Hearn reveals he has ‘few things in fire’
- Joined
- Dec 12, 2019
- Messages
- 296
- Reaction score
- 88
There's at least one boxing game that I know of in the pipeline. Hopefully the project is completed soon and it turns out decent.
Brian Mazique | Apr 21, 2020,03:46am EDT
“ESports Boxing Club: New Boxing Game In Development
Boxing fans have been waiting nine years for a new video game simulation of their sport. According to a trailer released by developer Steel City Interactive, there is a new boxing game on the way called eSports Boxing Club.
Before Monday, no one in gaming media seemed to know anything about this title. In fact, sports gaming journalism pioneer Steve Noah of Operation Sports wrote this as he opened his short post about the game: “In development since 2019, developer Steel City Interactive, has revealed their launch trailer for eSports Boxing Club. This one came out of nowhere and there isn’t much in terms of actual gameplay shown in the trailer.”
You can say that again.
eSports Boxing Club is a pleasant surprise for hungry virtual boxing fans who last had an opportunity to play their sport in a video game in 2011’s Fight Night Champion.
Many hardcore fans still play it to scratch the itch for a new title–myself included.
Noah is also correct when he talks about the sparseness of the trailer. It doesn’t show much and after the boxing game community has been duped by the trailer below, there isn’t enough to push fans to a point of pure excitement.
Mike Tyson’s Virtual Boxing turned out to be a misunderstood and horrible tease for one of the most underserved sports gaming communities in existence.
To be fair, there appears to be a little more substance associated with eSports Boxing club. From the trailer, we know that former world champion Ricky Hatton and fellow British boxing legend Frank Bruno are a part of the roster–though their renders weren’t featured in the trailer.
We also know there will be a career mode, and the developers have enlisted the help of trainer Ben Davison, perhaps in some sort of consulting role. According to the developer’s Facebook page, the studio is located in Sheffield, England, which explains the presence of British boxing royalty. Per the trailer, the game is being developed for Playstation 4, Xbox One and PC.
The title suggests it will be rooted in competitive gaming, but what Steel City’s definition of that concept is yet to be determined.
The studio’s official website isn’t currently up and running, but it does say it would be launched on April 21. As more information about this title becomes available, look for more updates.”
ESports Boxing Club: New Boxing Game In Development
Video didnt work. Even in that screenshot they look off. If it's not better than Fight night champion I don't see why I would even bother playing it
