Undisputed – New Boxing Game | Full FAQ & Updates

It has been a long time coming but Boxing is BACK!

[Updated: 31st October 2023]

Undisputed’ aims to create the most visceral interactive boxing experience to date. With a revolutionary footwork system, over 60 different punches, voiceovers from legendary referees and commentators, and support from the world of boxing, ‘Undisputed’ intends to live up to its name as the king of fight games.

Featuring true-to-life visuals, bone-jarring action, and more licensed boxers than ever before, Undisputed gives you unprecedented control to master every inch of the ring. Punch, parry, and uppercut as Muhammad Ali, Katie Taylor, Joe Fraser or Natasha Jonas. More than 50 fighters on day one of Early Access, including today’s stars and legendary greats of the ring. I will add a full list below.

Early Access has started on Steam and will come to do Xbox and PS5 in 2024.

This page includes information on the Undisputed Boxing Game:

• Questions about the Undisputed game currently on Steam Early Access
• Current list of all boxers currently on Undisputed
• The Undisputed video game roadmap of updates
• Update 2: April 2023
• Update 3: September 2023
• Most requested boxers in Undisputed

Undisputed FAQs

After the massive response to my Undisputed video, there were still A LOT of questions, so let’s answer them now.

1. When is the release date?

The official launch date has not been finalised. It is out on Steam early access righ now and once both the developers and the players are happy with it, we will release it officially.

2. Are you going to add more people to the roster?

Yes! Undisputed already has the most expansive roster of any boxing game in history, but they will continue to expand the roster with active and retired boxers as time goes on.

3. Will we be able to create our own fighter?

Yes, Undisputed will feature an in-depth character creator function.

4. Will there be a career mode and story mode?

Undisputed will feature an in-depth career mode, and we plan to release a story mode at some point post-launch.

5. Will there be real belts/championships in the game?

Yes, Undisputed has licensed the prestigious WBC green and gold belt as well as the IBF world title. The Ring Magazine title will also be up for grabs. It have also licensed national belts such as the coveted Lord Lonsdale challenge title.

6. Which platforms will the game be released on?

Undisputed will launch across XBOX One Series S/X, PS5, and PC. Release dates are to be confirmed.

7. Will there be real-life boxing brands within the game?

Yes, recognised brands such as Empire Pro Tape, Reyes, and others will feature in the game.

8. Are there any DLC plans for this game?

Yes, as part of our Seasons model, the team will continue to add fighters and more post-launch.

9. Will there be blood and realistic damage?

Yes, this will play a big role within Undisputed. Your career mode fighter will have to be managed with the quality of your corner team for this aspect.

10. What are your plans for online multiplayer?

Current plans include exhibition fights & ranked leaderboards. Undisputed will be holding officially licensed world championships which will involve the WBC & Ring Magazine.

11. Will we be able to share our fighters with the online community?

Yes, Undisputed is going to be introducing a boxer-sharing feature.

12. How much will the game cost?

We’re not ready to discuss the game’s price yet but we’re focused on making the best game possible to ensure value for money. In early access, it is £25 / $30 but this will go up when the official game is released.

13. Can you list some of the fighters?

David Adeleye – Heavyweight
Muhammad Ali – Heavyweight
Canelo Alvarez – Light-Heavyweight, Middleweight, Welterweight
Lyndon Arthur – Light-Heavyweight, Cruiserweight
Conor Benn – Middleweight, Welterweight
Kell Brook – Middleweight, Welterweight
Frank Bruno – Heavyweight
Jono Carroll – Lightweight, Featherweight
Terence Crawford – Lightweight, Welterweight
Anthony Crolla – Lightweight, Featherweight
George Davey – Welterweight
Charlie Edwards – Bantamweight
Sunny Edwards – Bantamweight
Joe Frazier – Heavyweight
Carl Froch – Middleweight
Tyson Fury – Heavyweight
Kid Galahad – Featherweight, Bantamweight
Ryan Garcia – Lightweight, Featherweight
Arturo Gatti – Lightweight, Welterweight, Featherweight
Jordan Gill – Lightweight, Featherweight
George Groves – Middleweight
Eddie Hall – Heavyweight
Ricky Hatton – Lightweight, Welterweight
Roy Jones Jr. – Middleweight, Cruiserweight, Light-Heavyweight, Heavyweight
Joe Joyce – Heavyweight
Sugar Ray Leonard – Welterweight
Jorge Linares – Lightweight, Featherweight, Bantamweight
Joe Louis – Heavyweight
Enzo Maccarinelli – Cruiserweight, Light-Heavyweight
Rock Marciano – Heavyweight
Michael McKinson – Welterweight
Shawn Porter – Welterweight, Middleweight
Hopey Price – Featherweight, Bantamweight
Scott Quigg – Featherweight, Bantamweight
Sugar Ray Robinson – Lightweight, Welterweight, Middleweight
Ryan Rhodes – Welterweight, Middleweight
Patrick Rokohl – Middleweight, Cruiserweight, Light-Heavyweight
Dalton Smith – Lightweight, Welterweight
Josh Taylor – Lightweight, Welterweight
Oleksandr Usyk – Cruiserweight, Heavyweight
Micky Ward – Lightweight, Welterweight
Josh Warrington – Featherweight
Deontay Wilder – Heavyweight
Larry Holmes – Heavyweight
Kevin Kelley – Featherweight, Lightweight
Lerrone Richards – Middleweight, Light Heavyweight
Carl Frampton – Bantamweight, Featherweight
Riddick Bowe – Heavyweight division
Xu Can – Featherweight, Lightweight

13. How to play the undisputed boxing game?

List of Controls for Undisputed | Undisputed Controls

Undisputed gives fighters various different setups. There are 6 different ones: Advocate, Competitor, Prizefighter, Pugilist, Defendant, and Gladiator.

Below are the controls for each:

Advocate

Control	XBox Controller	PS Controller
Left Jab	X/Right Stick (Northwest)	Square/Right Stick (Northwest)
Right Jab	Y/Right Stick (Northeast)	Triangle/Right Stick (Northeast)
Left Hook	A/Right Stick (West)	X/Right Stick (West)
Right Hook	B/Right Stick (East)	Circle/Right Stick (East)
Left Uppercut	A + X/Right Stick (Southwest)	X + Square/Right Stick (Southwest)
Right Uppercut	B + Y/Right Stick (Southeast)	Circle + Triangle/Right Stick (Southeast)
Hold Block/Feint	RB	R1
Hold Weave	LB	L1
Body Punch Modifier	LT	L2
Power Punch Modifier	RT	R2
Dodge/Run	Left Stick (Direction) + LT	Left Stick (Direction) + L2
Slip	Left Stick (Direction)	Left Stick (Direction)
Clinch	RS	R3
Loose Movement	D-Pad (Up)	D-Pad (Up)
Switch Stance	D-Pad (Right)	D-Pad (Right)
Start Taunt	D-Pad (Left)	D-Pad (Left)
Headbutt	D-Pad (Down)	D-Pad (Down)
Lowblow	LB + D-Pad (Down)	LB + D-Pad (Down)
Push	RB + RS	RB + R3
Take a Knee	RB + D-Pad (Down)	RB + D-Pad (Down)

If you have more questions, add them in the comments and I will reach out to the development team to get them answered.

Undisputed Roadmap | Update 1

The latest Undisputed Roadmap has been Revealed

First up, New fighters and new venues

More fighters will join the 50+ strong roster released in the early access, including additions to the Women’s division. Many big names have been contacted and once agreements are in place, they will be added. Also, a variety of stunning new venues are coming as well.

Gameplay Balancing

Ensuring competitive fairness and maximising the fun and authenticity of the game will be a continuous process, which will certainly make the game even better to play. Early access has been incredibly valuable in seeing how people use the game and test the various systems

Additional Punch & Move Sets & Custom Taunts

More punch and move sets will be added so that gamers can choose how to fight. Specific taunts will also be an additional feature, further adding to the gameplay and bringing realism to online proceedings.

Fighter Select Character Customisation

Gamers will get an even greater variety in the gear they wish to place their fighter in. This is always something that goes down well with gaming fans.

Character Creator & Sharing

Gamers will be able to create their own boxer, complete with stats, and share it with the wider community, which should make things interesting.

Accessibility Functionality

Features will be added to make sure Undisputed is as inclusive an experience as possible, which will be music to most fans’ ears.

Career Mode

As promised, gamers will be able to climb the ranks to the top in the single-player Career Mode with a variety of paths and challenges to overcome.

Be sure to keep an eye out for all the latest Undisputed updates in the coming weeks and months.

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Undisputed Update – 17th April 2023

Undisputed Update 2: New Fighters, Venues, and Gameplay Changes!

Undisputed has just received a brand new update, and it’s packed with exciting new content! In this latest patch, players will get their hands on four new fighters, a new venue, and some major changes to the game’s AI, gameplay, and fighter ratings.

The developers have been listening to feedback from the community, and this update addresses some key issues while also introducing new content that’s sure to keep players hooked. Let’s take a closer look at what’s new in this update.

New Fighters Join the Roster

Undisputed’s latest update introduces four new fighters, each with their own unique fighting style and signature moves. Vasilii Lomachenko brings swift footwork and directional punches to the Featherweight and Lightweight divisions, while Amir Khan is a welcome addition to the Lightweight, Welterweight, and Middleweight divisions. Heavyweight division gets a new addition in the form of Floyd Patterson, who introduces the peek-a-boo style to Undisputed. Finally, Daniel Jacobs joins the Middleweight division, bringing his own unique set of skills to the ring. Check out each fighter’s roster profile to learn more about their strengths and weaknesses.

New Venue: Kiritsu Arena

Undisputed’s latest update also adds a brand new venue to the game. Kiritsu Arena is a Japanese-inspired pentagonal-shaped venue that emphasizes discipline and control. This new arena is sure to test players’ ring control and boxing mastery.

Gameplay Changes and Improvements

In addition to new fighters and venues, the latest update to Undisputed also brings a number of changes and improvements to the game’s gameplay and AI. The damage/health system has been streamlined to one overall head zone and one overall body zone, encouraging players to mix up their fight styles and resulting in better-quality matches online. Fighters are now more likely to hit their opponent into a dazed state by mixing up punches and landing combinations, rather than spamming the same punch repeatedly. Movement speed of fighters that are dazed has also been reduced, making it easier for players to cut off the ring and secure a finish when an opponent is hurt.

Additionally, a warning has been added to the in-fight UI that will show players if they are close to being dazed, and the sectional body-part UI has been removed. The curve has been reduced across overall stamina/stamina regeneration, which means fighters with higher-rated stamina have a less steep advantage. Finally, the post-fight results screen now shows both fighters’ remaining health and stamina at the time the fight ended.

Undisputed AI Overhaul

Undisputed’s latest update also features a complete overhaul of the game’s AI system. The new system allows developers to control and adjust more elements of the AI’s gameplay, resulting in improved ring movement, punch and stamina management, and weaving/dodging. Players can expect to see continued improvements, including a more noticeable difference between fighter styles over time.

The Future of Undisputed

Undisputed’s developers are committed to addressing key issues and concerns raised by the community. They’re currently testing solutions to address the issue of body uppercut spam, improving online stability, and rooting out cheaters from online play. While some of these solutions are still multiple updates away, the team is working hard to implement them as soon as possible.

Undisputed Update 2 – TL/DR

Undisputed’s latest update is a promising step forward for the game. With new fighters, a new venue, and a slew of improvements to gameplay and AI, players have plenty of reasons to jump back into the ring. The developers are actively listening to feedback and working to address community concerns, which bodes well for the future of the game. We can’t wait to see what they have in store for us in future

 

Undisputed Update – 14th September 2023

The new Early Access Career Mode will allow players to create their own boxer and choose their path to glory, facing off against some of the greatest icons in boxing history, such as Canelo Alvarez, Tyson Fury, Oleksandr Usyk, Katie Taylor, Sugar Ray Robinson and many more!

This Early Access Career Mode will be expanded at full launch, with even more features and goodies.

Key Features of Early Access Career Mode:

• Create your own player – male or female – customise your boxer from hairstyle to body weight (which determines your weight class), clothing and fighting styles.
• Build a team. Build a future. Assemble the best team of managers, cutmen and coach around your fighter to progress and develop your skills, earn money, fame, affinity, and experience as you go for gold.
• Negotiate your path to success – Choose the opponents you want to fight and which to avoid. Negotiate contracts to earn the most rewards.
• In-ring action with an innovative, dynamic Coach advice system.
• Training camps. Fine-tune your skills in fight camps, where your training choices (vitality, movement speed, health, defense…) will determine your strategy for the next opponent. And don’t forget about undertaking media opportunities to increase your fame!
• Choose your path to Glory. Make your own goals and define your own success story. Winning all the belts, including WBO, WBC, IBF and SCI? Retire with having the highest fan base and/or wealth?

New Fighters

• Larry Holmes joins the heavyweight division.
• Kevin Kelley joins the Featherweight and Lightweight divisions.
• Lerrone Richards joins the Middleweight and Light Heavyweight divisions.
• Carl Frampton joins the Bantamweight and Featherweight divisions
• Riddick Bowe joins the Heavyweight division
• Xu Can added to the Featherweight and Lightweight divisions.

Venues

• St Andrew’s Sporting Club, a licensed venue from Glasgow, Scotland. St Andrew’s is a compact, five-star, VIP hospitality setting, and is widely recognised as the home of Scottish boxing.
• Reworked Santiago Gym with new buildings and other slight adjustments.
• Revamped lighting in Turner’s Gym
• Added C7 Hangar, a large aircraft hangar located along the western coast of the United States that has been converted into an events hall.
• Added Falcor Bay, a venue set in the open square of an old cobbled Mediterranean town at sunset.

New Gameplay Changes

Implemented a new movement mechanic to help players close the gap and make inside fighting a more viable option. Fighters can now dodge diagonally forward-right and forward-left, which we hope will make a big impact and improve fighting on the front foot for fighters like Frazier, Porter, and Marciano. You can activate the diagonal dodge by holding the front right bumper and then flicking your left joystick up or down.

We’ve enabled stance-switching in online play, which means fighters like Usyk can now switch from Southpaw to Orthodox in online fights. Switch stances by pressing the right arrow on your controller.

Improved the stance-switching animation.

Adjusted how all boxers enter weave blocking to be smoother.

Expanded trait system to include three separate levels for each trait, increasing a fighter’s abilities at each level. You will start to see additional fighter trait level adjustments in updates moving forward.

Reduced the movement speed of fighters when they’re dazed.

Introduced stamina scaling across weight classes. This means that we’re now able to balance stamina in each weight class individually, so heavier weight classes will use more stamina and should throw fewer punches than lighter weight classes.

Slightly reduced maximum movement speed for all fighters.

Most Requested Boxers

• Mike Tyson
• Prince Naseem*
• Manny Pacquiao
• Gervonta Davis
• Dmitry Bivol
• George Foreman
• Roberto Duran
• Marvin Hagler
• Evander Holyfield
• Joe Calzaghe
• Andre Ward