Undisputed (Early Access) Review: More Of A Hot Prospect Than A Champion – SlashGear

“Undisputed” boasts a roster of 50 fighters, including many current household names and legends of the past. Unfortunately, if “Undisputed’s” current roster was a hamburger around 50% of it would be sawdust. The big names include what is most likely the current heavyweight top four: Usyk, Fury, Wilder, and Joyce. Then there are legendary fighters like Joe Louis, Rocky Marciano, Joe Frazier, and of course the legendary Muhammed Ali. 

Down the weight divisions, you have the likes of Roy Jones Jr, both Sugar Rays, Canelo, Terrence Crawford, Sunny Edwards, etc. The problem is, the roster is padded out by the likes of Eddie Hall, a strongman who lost the only boxing match he ever had to The Mountain from “Game of Thrones.” And Hall is far more well-known than Patrick Rokohl, Hopey Price, and Dalton Smith. There are also fighters from the Women’s division, including Katie Taylor, which is nice — but there are a lot of big names missing there too.

The Sheffield-based company that makes “Undisputed” definitely has a touch of British bias too — though it is nice to see the likes of Frank Bruno, Johnny Nelson, Nigel Benn, and Ricky Hatton in there. Even if the likes of George Foreman, Roberto Duran, Marvin Hagler, Manny Pacquiao, and Lennox Lewis aren’t. There is some good news though, the “Undisputed” team promises more big names are on their way this year (though some will eventually be added as paid DLC). You also get more than one version of the boxers that fought in different weight classes, which is a nice touch.