Undisputed, the upcoming boxing game developed by Steel City Interactive and published by Deep Silver, is removing controversial WBC boxer Ryan Garcia ahead of the game's October 11 release date. The Undisputed team has confirmed that the fighter will be removed at launch, but users currently playing the game's career mode via Steam's early access will be able to use Garcia until a new update is deployed in December.
After releasing exclusively on Steam early access back in January 2023, Steel City Interactive finally confirmed the full release date for Undisputed earlier this year. The highly-anticipated boxing game will be leaving early access and coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on October 11, 2024. The studio will also be giving all Steam early access players the Roy Jones Jr. '93 pre-order bonus, as well as advance access to play Undisputed's 1.0 release from October 8.
Undisputed is one of the most realistic boxing titles out there, and there are some common errors players should be aware of when jumping in.
Undisputed's roster includes the likes of Tyson Fury, Canelo Alvarez, Muhammad Ali, and many more, but the list of fighters will be one boxer lighter...
