PBC Game

[John Locke]

I know we've already got the Fight Night franchise, but they haven't had a new game since 2011 now. So I was thinking, once Haymon has enough fighters from each weight class, a PBC game would be a great idea. Not only for entertainment purposes, but also promotional ones. It would help the sport gain more fans, especially the younger guys.

In terms of the actual game, you could have the top 10 guys from each weight class available to select. With the new gen consoles, you could update the top 10 via download whenever there's a change in the rankings.

[Aztekkas]

I know we've already got the Fight Night franchise, but they haven't had a new game since 2011 now. So I was thinking, once Haymon has enough fighters from each weight class, a PBC game would be a great idea. Not only for entertainment purposes, but also promotional ones. It would help the sport gain more fans, especially the younger guys.

In terms of the actual game, you could have the top 10 guys from each weight class available to select. With the new gen consoles, you could update the top 10 via download whenever there's a change in the rankings.

It wouldn't sell IMO.

Career mode would consist of your character fighting overmatched opposition until retirement and online fights would have to be approved by Haymon first.

[deepwater]

I know we've already got the Fight Night franchise, but they haven't had a new game since 2011 now. So I was thinking, once Haymon has enough fighters from each weight class, a PBC game would be a great idea. Not only for entertainment purposes, but also promotional ones. It would help the sport gain more fans, especially the younger guys.

In terms of the actual game, you could have the top 10 guys from each weight class available to select. With the new gen consoles, you could update the top 10 via download whenever there's a change in the rankings.

Sure PBC can have a video game but since the boxing isn't that good it would be more like grand theft auto.

Stevenson can drive around a pimp girls.

Floyd can attack women and go to the strip club.

Broner can punch grandmothers and take their points.

Garcia can try on different colorful outfits.

LSC can keep running around town.

you can run over Quillin after he drops his belt.

[John Locke]

Sure PBC can have a video game but since the boxing isn't that good it would be more like grand theft auto.

Stevenson can drive around a pimp girls.

Floyd can attack women and go to the strip club.

Broner can punch grandmothers and take their points.

Garcia can try on different colorful outfits.

LSC can keep running around town.

you can run over Quillin after he drops his belt.

ffs...

[Rudiamonds]

ffs...

Ya funny lmao

[No bueno]

How about Pac running around with **********s and almost losing his a$$ on vices like ******** and ****fighting ?

[Hougigo]

They probably signed away the rights for him to use their likeness in the contract.... so they could do it...they'd have to pay for past fighters too.

I'd probably play it.

They'd lose money on it, that's why EA stopped

[El-blanco]

It wouldn't sell IMO.

Career mode would consist of your character fighting overmatched opposition until retirement and online fights would have to be approved by Haymon first.

Legit lol'd.

[bigjavi973]

I know we've already got the Fight Night franchise, but they haven't had a new game since 2011 now. So I was thinking, once Haymon has enough fighters from each weight class, a PBC game would be a great idea. Not only for entertainment purposes, but also promotional ones. It would help the sport gain more fans, especially the younger guys.

In terms of the actual game, you could have the top 10 guys from each weight class available to select. With the new gen consoles, you could update the top 10 via download whenever there's a change in the rankings.

I think they should make a new fight night but have the format of the "hbo boxing" game that was on the playstation... if not they can always bring back the "knockout kings" series.