For the most part boxers are easily recognizable. Faces are packed with polygons, and the faces end up being more believable than EA's NBA Live. David Tua even has his whacked out mop on top of this head. Looking below the neck, bodies have a significant amount of detail. Textures enhance the fighters' looks by shoving a mound of body hair to muscle ripped chests.
Biceps are muscular, and joints and folds in the body are nicely done.
Trunks, gloves, and shoes are equally impressive. Satin textured shorts feature patterns, and some boxers have their names sewn on the trunks. For the women in the game, it appears less work went into the softer side of the sport. The arenas are a mixed bag. The crowd in the PlayStation version of the game was composed of blocky textures.