Webl Boxing Manager Game

[WelshDevilRob]

Create your Fighters and Gym then give them fight plans and battle it out with other members.
All divisions are active and you can create upto 5 fighters in each division the main division is Super-Lightweight while Heavyweight and Lightweight are also highly competitive.
You can even have practice fights between your own fighters to see whose top dog.


As a further fun aspect to BoxingBanter.com we have created our own little league for members to test your strategic abilities against others just for fun. This league can be accessed on www.vivi.com, the league is called the Boxing Banter Web League and the password is BoxingBanter

Here is a step-by-step guide to joining it:

1. Go to www.vivi.com and click on "Sign on". You will be asked for your e-mail address (fight alerts are per e-mail), a username and gym name (please use your BoxingBanter.com username otherwise we won't be able to know who you are...or something similar!) and a password.
2. Go to the lower section about private sections. You are given three options, highlight the MIDDLE one called "JOIN PRIVATE SECTION"
3. Type Boxing Banter Web League in the "Private Region Name" field.
4. Type BoxingBanter in the "Private Region Password" field. Be aware that the password has no gaps and is case-sensitive.
5. Click on Create Gym just above the private section. You will then be invited to create a fighter for your new gym.
6. Make sure his weight is between 135-141 pounds, as we shall be competing at light-welter (or super-light, as it is known on that site). If he is larger, he will not get fights unless we all create fighters at that division (unlikely).
7. When done, click on Create Fighter.
8. Just so that I can see who has joined, please click on "Trash Talk" and leave a short message in the WeBL forum.
9. Fights are every Wednesday and are computer-simulated, depending on the fight plans and attributes of the two fighters.

Written by Shotstevie


WEBL has been going for a Year

[WelshDevilRob]

Come on guys - there must be some budding boxing managers out there?