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About Boxing World Simulator
Boxing World Simulator puts you in the role of a boxing promoter, letting you start with nothing and build a promotion through contracts, sponsorships, and press events. Every decision influences reputation and finances, and you must balance short‑term gains with long‑term stability.
The game features a text‑based match engine backed by real boxing data, a 2D fight viewer, and a fully editable database of over 1,400 fictional fighters, trainers, and organizations. Play at your own pace in single‑player mode and save anytime.
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Promoter career and contracts
You begin a My Promoter career from the bottom, signing fighters, negotiating purses, and arranging sponsorships. Each contract you write affects both your bank balance and your public reputation, creating a ripple effect across future negotiations.
Press conferences, scandals, and bribery options let you shape public perception, while rival promotions vie for the same talent. Your handling of these events determines whether you are seen as a trustworthy promoter or a profit‑driven opportunist.
- Weigh the immediate cash offer against a longer contract that may keep a fighter loyal.
- Use press events to generate hype before big fights, but monitor any fallout from scandals.
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Fighter development and gyms
Boxers can be booked into external gyms or you can construct your own gym to develop talent in‑house. Trainers are contested by rival promotions, and rival promotions compete for the best trainers in the business.
Progression and regression are possible; a single poor decision can turn a prospect into a washout, emphasizing careful management of training choices and contract terms.
- Invest in a strong gym early to control trainer quality.
- Watch contract terms closely, as they affect future training opportunities.
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Fight night engine
A new 2D fight engine lets you watch your boxers in the ring, while a text commentary option describes every action for those who prefer reading. Both presentations are grounded in real boxing data across all divisions.
The engine is observational only; you do not control fighters during the bout, but prior decisions on contracts, training, and hype influence the outcome displayed.
- Switch to text commentary for quicker match reviews.
- Observe patterns in the 2D view to inform future negotiations.
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Historical eras and rankings
Start in the 1950s and progress through decades, witnessing changes such as 15‑round bouts, the rise of PPV, and the arrival of women into the sport. World and regional title belts, plus full rankings across 17+ weight classes, track your promotion’s standing.
A Hall of Fame records lasting achievements, giving a sense of legacy as you move through boxing’s evolving landscape.
- Leverage era‑specific trends, like PPV growth, to maximize revenue.
- Consider the emergence of women’s divisions for new talent pools.
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Modding and save‑game editor
The entire database—boxers, trainers, promotions, sponsors, and governing bodies—is open in a full edit mode, allowing you to rewrite history or create new weight classes. A functional save‑game editor lets you adjust stats, finances, or outcomes mid‑career.
Nothing is locked; you can overhaul the roster from scratch or tweak a single fight without restarting, giving total creative control over your boxing world.
- Back up your save before major edits to avoid unintended loss.
- Experiment with new weight classes to discover fresh competitive dynamics.
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