The Table Top Sports Games of Chris Saguisag
Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the opening bout of the Scott Bullerwell Invitational!
LET’S GET READY TO RRRRRRRRRRRRUMBLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLE!
Ali stuns Valuev with a flurry of punches, and Mills Lane stops the fight at 2:49 of the first round. TKO awarded to Muhammad Ali.
By far the quickest fight I’ve ever played. By extension, the shortest replay game I’ve ever played. Wow.
Next up:
George Foreman vs. Evander Holyfield.
Stay tuned!
I’m not sure what caused my current interest in my boxing games.
That said, I think I’ll be focusing again on Title Bout II and Glory Days Boxing.
DICE Boxing will be played if I ever get more than half of the boxers printed out (print-and-play game). Same goes for Diggin’ Deep Boxing and Main Event Boxing.
I should go through the original Title Bout game that I won from eBay.
I may or may not get a printed version of Legends of Boxing.
Stay tuned!
Foreman knocked Marciano down in each of the first two rounds, but a stunning blow to the ribs by Marciano in the 6th eventually led to Foreman taking too much punishment to continue after the 9th round.
Rocky Marciano, Title Bout II Heavyweight Tournament Champion!
This tournament took way longer than is should have, from April 2018 to now, just to play out 15 fights.
I’ll try to do my next tournament in a more timely matter, by reducing the fight length (10 rounds instead of 15) and playing more fights in one sitting/session.
Stay tuned!
Since I’m more than likely going to conclude my Title Bout II Heavyweight tournament this week, here’s a peek at the next Heavyweight tournament using the Glory Days Boxing game.
I’m calling this one the Scott Bullerwell Heavyweight Invitational, since I asked and he came up with all of the match ups.
Scott’s pre-tournament analysis is as follows:
Muhammad Ali v Nikolay Valuev — classic v. modern
Shannon Briggs v John Ruiz — gutsy B-listers
Jack Dempsey v Tyson Fury — legend vs. hype
Buster Douglas v Andrew Golota — power-puncher B-listers, another match that should have happened but never did
George Foreman v Evander Holyfield — legend v. legend
Joe Frazier v Leon Spinks — legend v. legend that somehow never met in the ring
Wladimir Klitschko v Lennox Lewis — some say Lewis retired to avoid this fight
David Tua v Mike Tyson — very similar fighters with great technique and absurd power
This tournament will begin as soon as I finish the current one.
Stay tuned!
Fight #1
Marciano was relentless after Dempsey broke his nose in the 2nd, easily winning the next 4 rounds until the ref stopped the fight at 1:32 of the 7th round. Dempsey was also knocked down in the 2nd, shortly after the broken nose.
Fight #2
After splitting the first two rounds, where Foreman gave Tyson a bloody nose in the first, Foreman knocked Tyson out 34 seconds into the third.
So we have our Heavyweight Championship Bout all set:
The Brockton Blockbuster, Rocky Marciano, versus Big George Foreman
Stay tuned!
