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Happy Dominion Day!

Cap — Wed, 01 Jul 2026 15:43:12 GMT

Happy Canada Day to my fellow Canucks and those who wish they were..:laugh:

Cap

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New speradsheet

zyberianwarrior — Tue, 30 Jun 2026 23:57:10 GMT

Hi all for thos eof you still playing TBCB here is a little somethign for you

I recently switched over to Title Bout Boxing 2 and like here the rankings systems SUCKS. I noted thsi and someone told me about a spreadhseet that can sort of replace the rankings.

I made that sheet BETTER.

Until a few moment ago this was an EXCLUSIVE TB2 system because they use from 12-1 and here uses 15-0 with the help from AI (again had to be VERY SPECIFIC WITH PICTURES to show what I wanted. Here ya go i threw in teh pdf instruction guide for you and what was corrected TODAY in addition to the manual bug fix is now a spoecial condition set only in the macro use for the CHAMPION ONLY! When you type teh decision add a +C to teh end of that and that text changes color blue for win red for loss.

there is a lot in there hope you guys can use this

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Rey_Hadi Ranking System 2.5 instructions.pdf (91.8 KB)

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TB2 Ranking 2.5 SPREADSHEET Libre Office edtion.zip (2.64 MB)

AI Talks New Boxing Game

Cap — Sun, 28 Jun 2026 14:55:54 GMT

I asked Google Gemini if it could code a boxing game:

"...Well, Dave a text-based boxing simulator, like Title Bout Championship Boxing 2.5, uses stat-driven algorithms and randomized probability instead of real-time physics. You can build a similar engine quickly using Python, Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), and random number generation.

1. The Core Architecture (Python)You can build a lightweight simulator that defines fighter traits (like punching power, defense, and stamina), simulates a 12-round bout, and resolves damage mathematically. Here is an example to get you started: python import random
class Boxer:
def __init__(self, name, power, defense, stamina):
self.name = name
self.power = power # Out of 100
self.defense = defense # Out of 100
self.stamina = stamina # Out of 100
self.health = 100

def simulate_punch(attacker, defender):
# Calculate success probability
hit_chance = 50 + (attacker.power - defender.defense)
hit_chance = max(10, min(90, hit_chance)) # Cap between 10-90%

if random.randint(1, 100) <= hit_chance:
damage = random.randint(5, 15) * (attacker.power / 50)
defender.health -= damage
print(f"{attacker.name} lands a punch! {defender.name} takes {damage:.1f} damage.")
else:
print(f"{attacker.name} misses!")

def fight_round(boxer1, boxer2):
print("\n--- New Round ---")
# Simulate 20 punch exchanges per round
for _ in range(20):
if boxer1.health <= 0 or boxer2.health <= 0:
break

# Alternate turns
if random.random() > 0.5:
simulate_punch(boxer1, boxer2)
else:
simulate_punch(boxer2, boxer1)

# Initialize Boxers
fighter1 = Boxer("Fighter A", power=75, defense=60, stamina=90)
fighter2 = Boxer("Fighter B", power=65, defense=80, stamina=85)

# Simulate 3 rounds
for r in range(3):
fight_round(fighter1, fighter2)
Use code with caution.

2. Mechanics to Expand Your Game To match the depth of Title Bout, you will want to expand your simulation logic:

Fighter Cards: Build a database (like JSON or SQLite) storing individual boxer traits (e.g., inside fighter, outside fighter, KO percentage).

Round Control: Implement a 'control' value that fluctuates based on who is landing more hits or pushing the pace.

Action Tables: Instead of simple math, build a 100-number table where different number ranges (e.g., 1-15 = jab, 16-30 = hook) represent different in-ring actions pulled from a boxer's specific rating card.

Status Checks: At the end of every round, roll for cuts, knockdowns, and referee stoppages based on current health levels.

Cap

Usyk hmmmmmm

zyberianwarrior — Fri, 26 Jun 2026 21:46:33 GMT

https://www.ringmagazine.com/news/us...tm_content=CTA

New boxing game

Scoman — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 20:24:58 GMT

Sim: Heavyweight Boxing Champion ...... looks pretty promising

Rico Verhoeven rating

Mugsy — Sun, 24 May 2026 02:08:17 GMT

I havent watched the fight yet but I read he did really well. Not sure if he is that skilled or Usyk had a Tyson Fury moment and didnt train or take the fight seriously. Anyway wondering if anyone has taken a stab at rating Verhoeven?