The bad things are: No.1 there's no Mike Tyson (how could they skip this rough guy?); No.2 the training sessions before actual fights in the career mode are too easy (you can get through them with your eyes shut and still attain valuable points for PWR CHN and other vital characteristics) - therefore I have to play the game with the "hard" setting and fool around with this training part in order the game to be more or less challenging; No.3 there are very few "announcing" girls (while they keep appearing after each round, there should have been a little bit more variety).

All the rest is simply outstanding and the game is extremely playable/re-playable (especially in career mode with your double on the screen - that IS funny like hell).

9 out of 10. Thanks for attention.

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