A heavyweight champion of boxing sims
Undisputed isn’t just another boxing game—it’s the closest thing to stepping into the ring without getting hit. From the moment you throw your first punch, you’ll feel the difference. The physics system makes every jab, hook, and uppercut land with weight, and the motion-captured animations bring an authenticity that boxing fans have been craving for years.
Undisputed is all about recreating the real boxing experience, and it nails the details. The roster alone is impressive—over 70 licensed fighters, including legends like Muhammad Ali and stars like Canelo Álvarez and Tyson Fury. But you’re not limited to the pros because you can make your own fictional boxers.
Gameplay that packs a punch
You can create your own fighter from the ground up, tweaking everything from their height and reach to their speed, power, and footwork. Do you want to model your fighter after your favorite champion? Then go for it. Or would you rather craft a totally unique boxer with an unorthodox style? Either way, the level of customization means you can play the way you want.
Online matchups that keep you fighting
When you’re ready to test your skills, Undisputed’s online play has you covered. You can jump into ranked or unranked matches, take part in weekly Prize Fights, and climb the global leaderboards to see how you stack up. The connections are generally solid, though—like any online game—you could run into the occasional lag spike or disconnect. Still, it’s a great setup for keeping the competitive spirit alive and giving players a reason to keep coming back.
Easy to learn, hard to master
One of the things that makes Undisputed so appealing is how approachable it feels. The controls are intuitive enough for newcomers to throw punches, block, and dodge without feeling overwhelmed. But make no mistake—there’s plenty of depth here for players who want to master advanced techniques.
There’s also a practice mode where you can spar against AI opponents and try out new strategies without the pressure of a real match. And while a full-blown tutorial system isn’t a centerpiece, the game does a decent job easing you into its mechanics.
Looks and sounds like fight night
Undisputed isn’t just fun to play—it’s beautiful to watch. The fighter models are incredibly detailed, with realistic facial expressions and visible damage as matches go on. Sweat drips, faces bruise, and the arenas are packed with atmosphere, complete with dynamic lighting that gives everything a gritty, cinematic feel.
Sound design pulls you deeper in. Punches have a satisfying thud, the crowd reacts to big moments, and the commentary team—featuring Todd Grisham and Johnny Nelson—makes it feel like a televised fight night. Even the legendary Jimmy Lennon Jr. handles ring introductions.
What you’ll need to step into the ring
If you’re planning to play Undisputed on PC, you’ll want to check your setup first. The minimum requirements include a 64-bit version OS, an Intel Core i5‑7500 or AMD Ryzen 5 1600 processor, 8 GB of RAM, and an NVIDIA GTX 1660 or AMD RX 590 graphics. For the best experience, you need a more powerful setup: an Intel Core i7‑9700K or AMD Ryzen 5 3600 CPU, 16 GB of RAM, and a NVIDIA RTX 2070 or RTX 3070 or AMD RX 5700 XT GPU.
The game is also available on top-tier consoles, and it’s designed to take full advantage of the hardware for smooth performance and sharp visuals. No matter which platform you choose, a stable broadband connection is required for online multiplayer, and keeping your drivers or system software updated is a smart move to ensure everything runs seamlessly.
A must-play for boxing enthusiasts
Undisputed delivers a boxing experience that feels as close to the real thing as you can get without stepping into the ring. With its lifelike physics, stunning visuals, and a stacked roster of over 70 licensed fighters, it captures both the intensity and spectacle of the sport. While occasional online hiccups can happen, the overall package is solid. For anyone looking to relive the glory of boxing sims, this game proves itself a true heavyweight in the genre.
