Beast Boxing Archive
A historian’s record of the scrappy, monster-filled world of classic boxing games — search by fighter, era, or footage and relive the fights that mattered.
Preserving the Art of Monster Boxing Games
Beast Boxing Archive is an independent fan resource dedicated to preserving first-person monster boxing games that blended retro arcade toughness with deep character customization. We’re not affiliated with any original studio — this is a labor of love for an underdog genre that deserves to be remembered, one fight record at a time.
Fighter Profiles
Career breakdowns of underdog scrappers who clawed their way from the slums to the championship ring, complete with their gear, customization choices, and signature wins.
Classic Fights & Eras
Retrospectives on landmark bouts and the decades of monster boxing titles that defined the genre, from its humor-soaked beginnings to its combo-driven later years.
Fight Footage
Community memories, fan art, and saved gameplay moments that capture the combo-based combat and over-the-top monster designs fans still talk about.
Fight of the Month: Latest from the Archive
- The Lost Art of the Tune-Up Fight
Before networks and sanctioning bodies dictated every move, the tune-up fight was a craft unto itself — a tool managers and fighters used to build toward greatness. Here’s how it worked, and why it’s mostly gone.
Kept by a Dedicated Historian
This archive is curated by Marcus Reilly, whose research into character builds, gear progression, and combat systems keeps the memory of these quirky, hard-hitting games alive for new generations of players.
Questions, Corrections, or Fight Tips?
Whether you’re chasing a forgotten record or have memories to share, we’d love to hear from you.