MY 1ST RANKED UNDISPUTED PVP GAMEPLAY

This guy had a rough style with Canelo. He knew to stay close, but I had to consistently jab him and attack his body. I got sloppy a few times but I'm still learning to use Roy Jones Jr.
This game is dope!
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[@steves972]

Yes, it is the best boxing game in many years. But holy it's so clunky (gameplay, animations). And what bothers me the most is the weird sound fx, punches so loud, atmosphere so quit like wtf is wrong with the sound overall. UFC 5 stays superior against it. I stay there.

[@eddiesmith5617]

None of these boxing games are good. Not even this one. 1. These games do not study each fighter's movement/punching style. Fighters have their own styles. Jones Jr. and Canelo do not move or punch the same. IDGAF about the technical limitations that the animators are working with. I'm a paying customer. Your excuses are your own and not worth my $$$$. Make these fighters move/punch like real fighters and I'll finally buy a boxing game. Hell, the jabs don't even have full extension and "snap" to them. I see more jab/punch moves in Street Fighter 6 that feel more real than these movements do. Punches in effect, should look as if the arm is stretching beyond its actual length. (Actually, the "stretch" method in cartoon animation produces this affect.) These punches look pulled, stiff, and too mechanical instead of extended, loose, fluid. And again, each fighter should have his/her own style, even if their style was inspired by or taken from another fighter before them. That should show up in the animations and they never do. And until a boxing game does this, I will never buy one, other than the "cartoony" ones like "Ready to Rumble." That chit felt more real than this. AND it's fun.