eSports Boxing Club: Breakdown of Confirmed Roster So Far

[ChaseB]

Steel City has made it clear the roster is still growing for this upcoming simulation boxing...

Written By: Chase Becotte

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[stocksy]

Bruno and Hatton. Yes please. Hopefully you can be these guys in career mode. Bruno would have been high up my most wanted list.

[yasmin.oneill]

the article is just as informative as possible, thank you for providing quality content
I, like a real fan, follow all the matches and news
By the way there is a cool site where there is all the information about boxing and sports**https://parimatch.co.tz/en/boxing
everything is there, schedules of all matches, boxing and esports news, predictions from bookmakers and a lot of interesting things

[Inga1992]

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[thewolverines24]

I wonder why Lennox Lewis is not in this? You figure a UK based company would want the best UK heavyweight of all time in the game.

[VoltSwoosh]

Anyone know if this game will have an offline section? Or is it online multiplayer only?


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[lions67]

Quote: Originally Posted by thewolverines24

I wonder why Lennox Lewis is not in this? You figure a UK based company would want the best UK heavyweight of all time in the game.

Because he’s Canadian.
Or Jamaican..lol

[thewolverines24]

Quote: Originally Posted by lions67

Because he’s Canadian. Or Jamaican..lol

Lennox was born in West Ham, London, England. His parents were Jamaican and he didn't move to Canada until he was 12. I know he carried Canada's flag in the Olympics, but the dude is still from the UK. He moved back to England to start his professional career and claimed he had always considered himself British.

From the BBC:

Peter Perrin, England: What were your first feelings when the ref said you had won and you were the champion?

Lennox Lewis: I thought at last a result I deserve. I have had so many strange happenings in my boxing career but I knew on this occasion, I couldn't be denied a second time. To say I felt elated is an understatement. Making history by becoming the first British heavyweight champion this century was a thrill.