Boxing manager games

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seanhughesfan
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Boxing manager games

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Does anybody know of any PC games that allows you to be the manager of a boxer/gym. I reckon it would be good to be able to train fighters, pick fights, negotiate purses, have fight strategies.
if football managment games are out why not boxing?
just a crazy thought.
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I just had a quick blast on that game, put Corrales against Castillo, Corrales won 11 TKO (Very Close)


Then I did a classic, Muhammad Ali Vs. Mike Tyson, Ali won by 8th round KO.


Nice game, shame its only a demo :TU:
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Got my old Atari St out and have a game called World Championship Boxing Manager. It is absolute class, none of the fighters are real but you can manage up to 5 fighters and you renew contracts every year with them. You can also offer other fighters in the game contracts in the hope of nicking them off your rivals. The fights are good as you are in the corner, listening to the commentators and you have to decide your boxers tactics and treat his injuries at the end of each round. It is a quality game, although the graphics are not great, and one that you can play for months. Some one should do a remake of this game on PC.
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mikey h wrote:Got my old Atari St out and have a game called World Championship Boxing Manager. It is absolute class, none of the fighters are real but you can manage up to 5 fighters and you renew contracts every year with them. You can also offer other fighters in the game contracts in the hope of nicking them off your rivals. The fights are good as you are in the corner, listening to the commentators and you have to decide your boxers tactics and treat his injuries at the end of each round. It is a quality game, although the graphics are not great, and one that you can play for months. Some one should do a remake of this game on PC.
Is this the one you are talking about...

http://www.downseek.com/download/9557.asp
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Post by DK2112 »

Go here for a great boxing game: http://www.ootpdevelopments.com

The game is amazing, very very in depth and the fights are so realistic. The second version is released now or soon, and next year or the year after the company are doing a 'roleplay' type of boxing game that you speak of, where you can train fighters, book fights etc. But as I say check out the current game you won't be disappointed, although there is no 'career mode' unless you have a good imagination
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Post by stujones »

I used to love the boxing manager game on the C64 so much, that I downloaded a C64 emulator and got the game.

I know its a bit childish, but its kind of cool to edit in current boxers names with a game as dated as this.
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My T Sharp wrote:
mikey h wrote:Got my old Atari St out and have a game called World Championship Boxing Manager. It is absolute class, none of the fighters are real but you can manage up to 5 fighters and you renew contracts every year with them. You can also offer other fighters in the game contracts in the hope of nicking them off your rivals. The fights are good as you are in the corner, listening to the commentators and you have to decide your boxers tactics and treat his injuries at the end of each round. It is a quality game, although the graphics are not great, and one that you can play for months. Some one should do a remake of this game on PC.
Is this the one you are talking about...

http://www.downseek.com/download/9557.asp
Yes thats the game, gonna try to download it to my works computer now.
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Post by johnswan1 »

Vivi.com, the boxing simulator is also class. You build up your own gym, move weight divisions, fight for titles, well worth a look - I'm addicted!
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