Okay, so I’ve been grinding away at this “Undisputed” game, right? I started my career in the welterweight division, punching my way to the top. 45 wins, no losses, feeling like a champ. Then I got to thinking, can I move up a weight class? You know, like some of those big-name fighters who jump divisions and make history?
So, I started poking around. Checked all the menus, messed with the settings, the whole nine yards. Nothing. No option to move up, no button to press, zip, zilch, nada. It’s like the game just wants you to stay put in your little weight class forever.
Frustrating, huh?
- I mean, in the real world, boxers and MMA fighters do it all the time.
- They bulk up, take on new challenges, and sometimes they even win belts in multiple divisions.
- Look at Conor McGregor or Amanda Nunes, they’re prime examples.
But in “Undisputed,” you’re stuck. It’s a bit of a letdown, especially after putting in all those hours to become the champ. I was dreaming of those multi-division titles, you know? But nope, the game’s got other plans. I even looked online, on forums and stuff, to see if anyone else figured it out. Turns out, I’m not the only one scratching my head. A lot of folks are asking the same question: “Can you move up weight in Undisputed?”
And the answer, sadly, is a big, fat no. I guess it makes sense, sort of. A boxing match usually is in a fixed weight class, and you gotta make weight, right? But still, it would’ve been cool to have that option, that extra layer of challenge. It seems like they didn’t put the option in the game yet.
So, there you have it. My journey to find out if you can move up a weight class in “Undisputed.” A journey that ended in disappointment, but hey, at least I can still beat up some welterweights. If you’re playing the game and you’ve found a secret way to jump divisions, let me know. Otherwise, we’re all stuck in our weight classes, just like those guys on the forums said. What a bummer!
