u/CoachDaveOfficial

I’m posting this here because for three months I was still able to VR box which is pretty amazing that I could still work the skill with zero impact.
Another great perk to our game💪

A quick peek behind the scenes at some of the newest AI animation upgrades we’ve been working on, shown through a full 3-minute round on Outclassed difficulty.

One thing we really want to continue doing as a development team is being transparent about what we’re working on and letting you see things while they’re still being developed. Your feedback genuinely helps shape where we focus our time and how these systems evolve.

What you’re seeing here could potentially make its way into the PTC as soon as this week. Would love to hear what stands out to you and what you’d like to see improved!

After nearly 100 straight days of fighting 12–24 rounds a day in VR boxing, I’ve learned that sometimes the simplest combinations are the most effective. 🥊

Connection, distance, and how your opponent reacts can all affect whether that first punch lands—so don’t always rely on a single shot.
In this video, I break down three simple combinations that consistently work for me:

🥊 Double jab
🥊 Body jab → head jab
🥊 Jab → cross (the classic 1–2)

The first punch might miss, close distance, or force a reaction—but it can set up the second shot to land clean. You don’t need complicated combinations to be effective. Sometimes doubling up and sticking to the basics is exactly what you need.

A predictable boxer is an easy boxer to counter. In this video, I break down how to disguise your offense by combining an active guard with constant head movement. Learn how small defensive movements can hide your intentions, make your attacks harder to read, and create safer openings to land clean shots.

These techniques work whether you’re training in The Thrill of the Fight 2 or sharpening your real-world boxing fundamentals. By staying defensively responsible while attacking, you’ll become much harder to time and counter.
If you’re looking to improve your VR boxing skills and overall boxing IQ, this is a technique you’ll want to add to your game.

One of the most common mistakes in VR boxing: dropping your head too low when rolling. Without a physical opponent in front of you, it’s easy to develop bad habits that can hurt your defense—and with stricter enforcement, intentional head drops could even result in point deductions.

I cover why keeping your eyes on your opponent is so important, how to roll correctly by squatting with your legs, creating a smooth U-shaped movement with your head, and why bending at the waist causes your head to enter your opponent’s space.

Master this fundamental defensive technique and you’ll move more efficiently, stay in better position, and avoid costly mistakes in the ring.

I post these on YT but I figured it may help some here also🙏💪

The newest Thrill of the Fight 2 mechanics are almost here, and they reward smart boxing more than ever.

In this breakdown, I explain the new Hit First mechanic, the updated Counter Damage system, and shows you a simple mirror mode drill you can use to start landing cleaner shots and earning more knockdowns.

You'll also get a first look at the upcoming visual damage

WIn this video:
🥊 Hit First mechanic explained
🥊 Updated Counter Damage system
🥊 Mirror Mode training drill
🥊 Jab timing and head movement
🥊 Sneak peek at upcoming visual damage

I don’t want us to seem super silent about the things that we’re working on so I asked for a screenshot to show off where we are!
A lot of work to be done, but I didn’t wanna keep you in the dark so here’s a quick sneak peek!

Hope you guys are as gassed as me when I play 🤣