Your first few rounds

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Overview

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TRAINING NOTES

Learn one exchange at a time before you chase a finishing sequence.

The creator's Roblox description lists first-person fights, slips, counters, guards for the head and body, stamina, knockdowns and replays. It also says you can practice against AI. Those are the confirmed systems used in this guide.

The drills below are editorial suggestions. We have not measured damage values, frame timings, style rarity or a winning build, and we do not rank styles without evidence.

1. Find the current controls

Start with the game's own control prompts on your device. The creator lists PC, mobile and console support, but the public description does not provide a complete input chart. A keyboard shortcut copied from another boxing game can put you in the wrong menu.

2. Use AI practice to watch one attack

If AI practice is available in your current session, use it to get used to the first-person view. For the first exchange, concentrate on seeing a punch begin. Leave room to observe the response instead of pressing every attack button at once.

3. Separate head and body defense

The creator explicitly mentions different guards for the head and body. Try each guard while paying attention to what the opponent targets. Once you can identify the target, try one defensive response followed by one attack. This is a learning routine, not a claim about an optimal combo.

4. Watch stamina during short exchanges

The creator says getting tired slows you down. Compare a short attack sequence with a longer one and watch the stamina display if the current interface provides it. Stop attacking long enough to notice how the game responds. Keep your first routine simple enough to repeat.

5. Review one mistake after a round

Knockdown replays are listed in the official description. When a replay is shown, look for one thing: a missed attack, a defensive choice or an exhausted exchange. Choose one adjustment for the next round so you can tell whether it helped.

Where codes fit

Codes are a separate part of the experience. The code list shows reported rewards and their source. A reward label does not establish which fighting style is best, or guarantee a match result.

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What this guide does not assume

If an update changes these systems, send an original announcement link through the correction form . For the reported redemption menu, use the Shop walkthrough .

• No exact damage numbers or undocumented counter windows.
• No invented mobile or controller button mapping.
• No claim that we played matches or tested the listed codes.