This may be the most frustrating training game as there's not much room for error. Vary your punches utilise uppercuts when the score multipliers are in effect. Try not to throw too many punches after each section has changed and be ready for the area to move. Move between highlighted sections as quickly as possible for the maximum points. Shift your fighter's body into the appropriate area and quickly hit the bag. Double End BagĪnother simple game that doesn't take too much practise to get good at. Try and hit the bag as it approaches the middle to get the most beneficial swing in motion. It's a good idea to hit with a big punch on the heavier bags to get them moving, but it's not needed too often once the bag is swinging. Keep your distance while hitting the bag consistently. This is a fairly simple training exercise, and the game explains the most effective way of racking up points. Obviously, the quicker you can hit the commands, the more points are up for grabs. Make sure you exaggerate each push of the stick and make sure you're hitting the exact move indicated by your coach. It's more beneficial to take your time and hit the commands than to do them too quickly and fail. Not much to say about this one, apart from follow the instructions on screen. When he winds up for a big punch, sneak in and hit him with an uppercut. Dodging will help, especially when you want to hit back. Stay within reach of your foe and let him throw punches, whilst keeping your guard high. Choosing a fighter with good reach is most beneficial, as jabs and straights will ensure limited progress is made by the guy who's trying to hunt you down. Keeping your opponent at bay is vital here. Your sparring partner will do all they can to keep you far away, so obliterate their defensive style by coming forward with power. It's easier if you keep your guard up at all times and punch from behind it, as you'll be able to keep momentum without receiving too much damage yourself. Keep your guard high so you can get inside and then starting throwing. Get as close to your opponent as possible in this one, and suffocate them with speedy, powerful blows. Intersperse throwing combos with keeping your guard tight, and you should score handsomely. By throwing punches in twos, you'll find yourself racking up quick points. An easy method of making your score even higher is counter-punching.
This is your best way of blocking, and when combined with a well-timed dodge, you'll get you mega points. To capitalise fully on the scoring system, keep your guard raised at all times. With someone like Ali, you can simply walk round the ring and block, as punches will be thrown your way. Speed is vital here, and moving away from your opponent's punches will score you big points. Don't be afraid to let your gloves fly with the heaviest punches available. This way your punches will be powerful and will create damage if they land. The trick here is to ensure your stamina stays high. At around round 4, you'll need a little bit more to make his face slam against the canvas. Your opponent is tired, and wont take much to hit the ground. Soften your opponent up with a few jabs and then unleash a combo. You're more likely to finish off your opponent with a powerhouse like Tyson than you are a defensive fighter. If the coast is clear, go and score some points. If it looks like you're going to be knocked down, back off. If your health progresses past the red stage, go in and fight as normal.Īn ever-evolving, adaptive technique is best for this one. Move round the ring quickly and never let the aggressor get comfortable. When he's particularly unstable keep your guard up. Ensure you blocking incoming punches and pounce on small gaps to get your score rolling.Īs the rounds progress, your fighter will become wobbly. For the first two rounds, you should fight normally, keeping an eye on what health you have left. This is a multi-round task, with your stamina and health getting lower each time. It's unlikely your sparring partner will be too aggressive, so get onto the front foot, dodge when needed, and unleash a barrage of blows. Missing the odd punch is fine, as points earned with one hit heavily outweighs any deduction. Throwing combos is an effective way of building a solid base of points, as you'll generally earn more than you'll lose. As points are deducted for missing any punch you throw, it's best to quickly pick your spot. Points are accumulated through landing punches, and avoiding your opponent's advances. This is designed to test all areas of your arsenal.
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