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but the other person's pretty much always going to pick whoever's topping the stats that has traits or skills they prefer. that's just common sense.
If management can't use 90over fighters three times in a row, everything will be resolved.
No problem. It's too noisy
Heavyweight > Joe Joyce (you) vs Tyson Fury (Intermediate to Undisputed difficulty)
Trust me you will not like the experience. I have already made a thread about this. Maybe you can check that out.
The argument for Sugar Ray Robinson being OP is also legit. That character is just simply broken man.
Here are the notorious raid bosses of Undisputed:
Tyson Fury - reach, speed, health
Muhammad Ali - broken animation (missing frames for Right Hook) that's why it bypasses the Arm Fatigue mechanic, and should have been the one addressed by Steel City
Sugar Ray Robinson - too much health and punch power
Sub- bosses (still broken but not as much):
Deontay Wilder - broken animation (missing frames for backstep Right jab ), head health
Canelo Alvarez - broken animation (missing frames for both Left and Right Hooks)