This one’s a weird little Game Boy boxing sim from the '90s, starring Riddick Bowe—yeah, "Big Daddy" himself. It’s got that classic pixelated charm where the fighters look like tiny, angry rectangles throwing jabs. The controls are simple—just buttons for punching and dodging—but timing matters way more than you’d think at first.

What’s funny is how the AI swings between "total pushover" and "suddenly unbeatable" between fights. One match you’re knocking guys out in seconds, the next you’re eating counterpunches like breakfast. The music’s this repetitive chiptune loop that either hypes you up or drives you nuts after 20 minutes.

Not gonna lie, it’s janky, but there’s something satisfying about landing that perfect uppercut. Just don’t expect a deep career mode or anything—this is pure arcade-style brawling. If you’re into retro sports games, it’s a fun curiosity.