Untitled Boxing Game Tier List (August 2026) – Best Styles [Surgeon Update]

Updated August 17, 2026: We rechecked the full roster and the current meta. The newest style is Surgeon, a Mythic added in the Surgeon Update (August 16, 2026), which also officially renamed the Ippo style to Dempsey. Both are reflected in the rankings below.

Trying to figure out the best fighting styles in Untitled Boxing Game? With a full lineup spread across Uncommon, Rare, Mythic, Legendary, and Shiny rarities, landing on the right UBG style, or knowing which one deserves your next batch of free spins, has a real say in how your ranked PvP and casual matchups play out.

This Untitled Boxing Game tier list sorts every obtainable style from the meta monsters down to the picks you will want to reroll the second they land in your slot. Whether you box as an aggressive in-fighter, a patient counter-puncher, or an out-boxer who lives at range, there is a placement here to steer your spins.

Untitled Boxing Game Tier List: Quick Summary (Current for August 2026)

• The best fighting style in Untitled Boxing Game is White Ash. Its Burn state, enormous damage ceiling, and block-cracking pressure make it the scariest Legendary in competitive play.
• Ghost took a jab-speed and block-damage cut back in the Dragonfish Update, but the fastest jab in the game and a near clean matchup spread keep it in S tier. White Ash simply edges it at the very top.
• Hitman, Chronos, Bullet, and Freedom all settled into A tier in the Dragonfish meta review, giving that bracket eight genuinely strong picks.
• The best Mythic style is Wolf thanks to its block-shredding White Fang pressure, with Hitman sitting alongside it up in A tier.
• Dragonfish (Rare, March 2026) fills its Fish Meter through rapid punches to unlock the heavy Dragonfish Blow finisher. It lands in C tier for now.
• You can pin a preferred Legendary before spinning to lift its individual drop rate from 1% to 3%, and a pity system guarantees a Legendary by 100 spins. Lucky spins improve your odds further.
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Complete Untitled Boxing Game Fighting Styles Tier List

Here is the Untitled Boxing Game tier list at a glance, with every style grouped by tier. Scroll past it for the full breakdown, where each placement weighs damage output, dash quality, block strength, stamina efficiency, ultimate power, and overall PvP viability across casual and ranked lobbies.

Tier	Fighting Styles
S	White Ash, Ghost
A	Slugger, Hawk, Iron Fist, Wolf, Hitman, Chronos, Bullet, Freedom
B	Shotgun, Dempsey, Switch Hit, Hands Low, Surgeon
C	Supernova, Trickster, Dragonfish
D	Corkscrew, Counter, Hammer, Charge
F	Basic, Smash, Long Guard, Turtle

Want the reasoning behind each call? Here is the full ranking with rarity and a one-line justification for every UBG fighting style.

Style	Tier	Rarity	Why This Tier	Best For
White Ash	S	Legendary	Burn shuts off the opponent's block and posts the highest damage ceiling in the game.	PvP, any playstyle
Ghost	S	Legendary	Still the quickest jab in UBG with no true counters, even after its Dragonfish trim.	Counter-punching, pressure
Slugger	A	Legendary	Owns the biggest single M2 hit in the game at 10.5% of max HP, brutal up close.	Aggressive brawlers
Hawk	A	Legendary	Even blend of speed and power that stays reliable in every matchup.	All playstyles
Iron Fist	A	Legendary	Slows opponents at the cost of your own HP, with an ultimate that can end a round outright.	High-risk players
Wolf	A	Mythic	White Fang's speed buff turns it into a block-breaking pressure engine.	Aggressive in-fighters
Hitman	A	Mythic	Rapid jabs and constant pressure, held back only by a weak dash.	Rushdown players
Chronos	A	Legendary	Focus meter rewards counters and perfect dodges with big speed and damage spikes.	Patient, technical players
Bullet	A	Mythic	Jabs punch through guards and the alternating M2 keeps opponents reading the wrong hand.	Technical in-fighters
Freedom	A	Legendary	Swaps between three sub-styles mid-fight, but a low base HP pool is the price.	Adaptive veterans
Shotgun	B	Legendary	Barrage tears through blocks yet burns stamina fast, so its ceiling comes with a tax.	Casual PvP
Dempsey	B	Mythic	The one Mythic with a genuinely good dash, and its Dempsey Roll weave is iconic, though startup is slow.	Close-range fighters
Switch Hit	B	Mythic	Unpredictable multi-hit strings with no glaring flaw and no standout edge.	All-rounders
Hands Low	B	Mythic	Bait-and-punish tricks and sneaky hitboxes, but rushdown styles run right over it.	Counter-punchers
Surgeon	B	Mythic	Stacks Head, Chest, and Liver debuffs to snowball control, but leans on setup over raw stats. (Added August 16, 2026)	Technical, debuff-focused players
Supernova	C	Legendary	Fun Burn and Comet Rush toolkit that the top Legendaries outclass at high level.	Niche picks
Trickster	C	Rare	Feints and odd movement fluster passive opponents, less so against pressure.	Patient counter players
Dragonfish	C	Rare	Fish Meter and Dragonfish Blow are satisfying, but the raw stats trail higher rarities. (Added March 2026)	Combo-heavy fighters
Corkscrew	D	Rare	Fast strings plus HP regen, undercut by a secondary that always comes from the same side.	Longer bouts
Counter	D	Uncommon	Huge payoff on a read, near useless in a straight neutral exchange.	Read-heavy players
Hammer	D	Rare	Big single hits wrapped in slow, easy-to-see animations.	Novelty
Charge	D	Rare	Charged heavies hit hard but telegraph early enough to dodge on reaction.	Novelty
Basic	F	Uncommon	Your starter, a clean sandbox for learning the fundamentals before you spin.	Beginners
Smash	F	Uncommon	Struggles to land cleanly, and the payoff does not justify the effort.	Novelty
Long Guard	F	Uncommon	Handy jab reach early, but a slow dash and light punches get punished later.	Early game only
Turtle	F	Uncommon	Passive block reduction that keeps bleeding stamina and ground to any aggressor.	Novelty

What Do the Tier Rankings Mean in Our UBG Tier List?

Before you read too much into a letter grade, remember that any UBG style can win in skilled hands. Untitled Boxing Game leans on timing, stamina management, and matchup knowledge far more than raw tier placement. Higher-tier styles hand you better tools, and in a tight match those tools decide it, so treat this UBG tier list as a spin-planning guide rather than a rulebook for how you fight.

• S Tier: Meta-defining styles that set the pace in ranked. If you spin one, keep it.
• A Tier: Top-shelf styles that hold up in every matchup and trail S tier only slightly.
• B Tier: Dependable styles with a clear weakness or two. Strong once you learn them.
• C Tier: Situational styles that spike in the right matchup but lose ground to the meta.
• D Tier: Below the curve. Fine to run while you grind spins, worth rerolling when you can.
• F Tier: Starters and the weakest picks. Great for learning, not for climbing.

Which Fighting Styles Are S Tier in Untitled Boxing Game?

S tier is home to the two best fighting styles in Untitled Boxing Game: White Ash and Ghost. White Ash carries the highest damage ceiling in the entire game, while Ghost stays elite on the strength of its jab and its clean matchup spread. Ghost did lose some jab speed and block damage in the Dragonfish Update, so White Ash now holds the clearer claim to the number one spot.

Style	Description
White Ash Legendary	The current king of UBG. Its signature Burn state, charged by landing or eating counter hits, ramps your attack speed and damage while switching off the enemy's block. With Burn live, nothing in the game hits harder, and its secret ultimate lands the single most powerful blow available. It flexes between in-fighting, brawling, and counter-punching without missing a beat. The catch is a real learning curve: building the Burn meter cleanly takes reps, and whiffing your Burn window into a block or dodge stings. (Ultimate: Ashes to Ashes)
Ghost Legendary	The most well-rounded and lowest-maintenance Legendary style in UBG. The Ghost Jab is still the fastest jab in the game and doubles as a combo starter, guard breaker, block baiter, and an answer to enemy dashes. Post-Dragonfish it is a touch slower with less block damage, but the lack of hard counters keeps it firmly in S tier. If you want an elite style without a steep meter to babysit, this is the pick. (Ultimate: Ghost Jab Barrage)

Which Fighting Styles Are A Tier in Untitled Boxing Game?

A tier packs eight strong UBG styles, four of which (Hitman, Chronos, Bullet, Freedom) climbed here in the Dragonfish meta review. The gap to S tier is real but slim: Slugger's raw damage, Hawk's steadiness, Chronos's Focus ceiling, and Hitman's pressure all make these legitimate answers to the top picks. Skilled players take down S-tier opponents with every style in this bracket.

Style	Description
Slugger Legendary	The single highest raw damage output in UBG. A fully charged M2 heavy deals a staggering 10.5% of max HP in one shot, the biggest hit in the game. Slugger thrives when you commit to trades and can eat some damage in return. The trade-off is a shaky block and stamina-hungry dashes that make defense awkward, but on the front foot it is terrifying. (Ultimate: Rage)
Hawk Legendary	One of the most consistently rated Legendary styles in UBG. Hawk pairs strong speed with heavy punch damage and reliably punishes overextension. It has no single defining gimmick like Burn or the Ghost Jab, and that even-keeled profile is exactly why it earns an A. A great fit if you want a high-floor Legendary that behaves the same in every matchup. (Ultimate: Bird of Prey)
Iron Fist Legendary	A boom-or-bust Legendary with a distinctive hook: your punches hit hard and pin a Slow debuff on the opponent, but they also chip your own HP on contact. The ultimate can erase most of the opponent's health at a heavy cost to your own, one of the most dramatic finishers in the game. Its M2 is slow and readable, so expect sharp players to perfect dodge it. (Ultimate: No Ribs Survived)
Wolf Mythic	The best Mythic in the current meta. A speed boost to its White Fang ability turned Wolf into a block-shredding force built for relentless forward pressure. Advance while mashing M2 with White Fang active and you chip through guards and keep opponents pinned. Patient counter-punchers are its main headache. (Ultimate: White Fang)
Hitman Mythic	A rework-era Mythic that has aged well. Fast, powerful jabs, strong pressure, and very few hard counters keep it right beside Wolf at the top of the Mythic pile. Its one steady flaw is the weak dash, which experienced opponents will happily exploit. (Ultimate: Nightmare Barrage)
Chronos Legendary	A patience-first Legendary built around the Focus meter. You charge Focus by emoting, landing counters, and nailing perfect dodges, and once it maxes, you unlock damage and speed buffs that can swing a round. Base damage is thin before Focus is online, so early exchanges carry risk. One of the most rewarding Legendaries to master. (Ultimate: Timestop Rush)
Bullet Mythic	A jab-centric Mythic all about keeping opponents guessing. Its jabs slice through blocks and punish dash-happy players, while the heavy alternates hands so you never quite know which side is coming. Like several Mythics it has a weak dash, so stay inside and keep the pressure on. High ceiling for players who nail the timing. (Ultimate: Cheating Combo)
Freedom Legendary	The most flexible style in UBG and one of the hardest to master. Freedom swaps between three sub-styles mid-fight: Smash for in-fighting, Whirlwind for counter-punching, and Flicker for out-boxing, giving you a tool for any opponent. The cost is steep: a low base HP pool (around 80 versus the usual 100) and a fragile block. Deadly and unpredictable once it clicks. (Ultimate: Last Sun)

Which Fighting Styles Are B Tier in Untitled Boxing Game?

B tier holds five UBG fighting styles. Shotgun, Dempsey, Switch Hit, and Hands Low all moved up from C in the Dragonfish review, and the new Surgeon slots in beside them. Each carries a ceiling that keeps it out of the top brackets, but they are dependable enough to carry you through most PvP with the right game plan. Skilled players win regularly with every one of them.

Style	Description
Shotgun Legendary	A well-rounded Legendary built for heavy hitters. Strong jabs and a punchy special let it trade with almost anything, and its Barrage is excellent at battering and breaking guards. The snag is that Barrage drains stamina at an alarming clip, capping how often you can lean on your best tool. (Ultimate: Target Practice)
Dempsey Mythic	Previously known as Ippo. The one Mythic with a genuinely solid dash, which sets it apart from the rest of the rarity. Once you are in range and connecting, the damage is excellent. The trade is a slower startup, so you often eat a hit or two before you get rolling. Its signature Dempsey Roll weave, slipping forward and unloading hooks, is one of the most iconic mechanics in UBG. (Ultimate: Tiger Crusher)
Switch Hit Mythic	A multi-hit combination Mythic that keeps opponents off balance with shifting patterns and timing. It lacks the defining strength that lifts the top Mythics, but it has no crippling weakness either. A steady all-rounder that rewards a patient, methodical approach.
Hands Low Mythic	A bait-and-punish Mythic with a low-guard stance and deceptive hitbox geometry that catches opponents leaning. It is highly matchup-dependent and gets run over by aggressive styles like Wolf or Slugger that never need to be baited. Best in the hands of read-heavy players who know their matchups cold.
Surgeon Mythic	Added August 16, 2026. The newest style in UBG and a boxer-puncher built around control rather than raw output. Its Pinpoint ability lets you target the Head, Chest, or Liver, and landing hits there stacks debuffs that soften the opponent's guard, weaken their counter resistance, and drain their dash stamina, all of which snowball the longer you keep connecting. The Medical Malpractice ultimate trades damage for a sedated debuff that warps the opponent's vision and hides your attack highlights. Stats are otherwise middling, so it rewards patient players who can land the right shots to set up the snowball. (Ultimate: Medical Malpractice)

Which Fighting Styles Are C Tier in Untitled Boxing Game?

C-tier collects three styles with narrow niches. Supernova has genuine mechanical depth but gets outclassed at the top level. Trickster's feints and movement work well against passive opponents. Dragonfish is the newest arrival, still finding its ceiling. All three are reroll candidates, but each is playable in the right matchup.

Style	Description
Supernova Legendary	A distinctive Legendary with Burn, Comet Rush, and Re-Entry mechanics and a low, bobbing stance. The kit feels great and has real depth, but its damage and durability fall short of the top Legendaries when the level of play rises. Interesting to learn, ultimately outshined by White Ash, Chronos, and Freedom up high.
Trickster Rare	Genuinely tough to read thanks to rapid feints, unpredictable dashes, and strange movement that trips up newer and intermediate opponents. It rewards patient bait-and-punish play, but rushdown styles that ignore your feints give it fits. A solid budget option against passive lobbies. (Ultimate: Look-Away Frog Punch)
Dragonfish Rare	Added March 15, 2026. A Rare style built around the Fish Meter, which fills as you land quick successive punches. Max it out and M2 becomes Dragonfish Blow, a heavy right-hand finisher. Its Submerge mechanic fills the opponent's block meter faster during sustained combos, opening guard breaks in long exchanges. A fun, combo-forward identity, though the raw numbers still sit it in C tier against higher rarities.

Which Fighting Styles Are D Tier in Untitled Boxing Game?

D-tier styles have real mechanics and can be a good time to mess around with, but they get outperformed in competitive UBG PvP. Corkscrew, Counter, Hammer, and Charge each have a neat idea or two dragged down by predictability, slow animations, or thin base damage. Keep these equipped while you farm spins for something better.

Style	Description
Corkscrew Rare	Quick light punches into a heavy finisher, plus a high natural HP regen that helps in drawn-out bouts. The problem is that its signature secondary always comes from the right, making it very easy to read past beginner level. The Heartbreak Shot ultimate is satisfying but needs setup. (Ultimate: Heartbreak Shot)
Counter Uncommon	Exactly what it says. A solid dash and a heavy payoff when you read and punish a punch, undercut by low base damage that makes neutral a grind. You live and die by the opponent making mistakes. (Ultimate: Jolt Blow)
Hammer Rare	Big single hits that land hard when they connect, wrapped in slow animations that read from a mile away. Thin defensive tools make the problem worse.
Charge Rare	Built on charged heavies for big damage, but the charge animations are slow and telegraphed. It looks scarier than it plays against anyone comfortable dodging.

Which Fighting Styles Are F Tier in Untitled Boxing Game?

F tier is the four starter and weakest styles. Basic, Smash, Long Guard, and Turtle are fine for learning stamina management and block timing, but none stay competitive past the early levels. The moment you earn a spin, move on. Even a Rare gives you noticeably more to work with in ranked.

Style	Description
Basic Uncommon	Your starting style, evenly balanced with no real strengths or weaknesses by design. Spend a handful of matches here to learn the core mechanics before you start spinning. (Ultimate: Full Force Uppercut)
Smash Uncommon	Tough to land cleanly, though the hits deal decent damage when they do. The payoff does not match the difficulty. (Ultimate: Smash Punch Finisher)
Long Guard Uncommon	Fast startup and good jab reach make it useful early, but a slow dash and light punches get punished quickly once opponents level up. (Ultimate: 1-1-2)
Turtle Uncommon	A defensive shell that cuts incoming damage while blocking. In practice its passivity bleeds stamina and position against any opponent willing to keep the pressure on.

Recent UBG Updates and How They Shaped the Meta

If you have not touched your style since spring, a quick catch-up on the last few patches will explain why the rankings sit where they do:

• Surgeon Update (August 16, 2026): The newest fighting style, Surgeon, a Mythic boxer-puncher based on Kazuki Sanada. Its Pinpoint ability stacks Head, Chest, and Liver debuffs to grind down the opponent's guard, counters, and stamina, while the Medical Malpractice ultimate swaps damage for a sedated, vision-warping debuff. It enters at B tier as a setup-driven control style. This same update also officially renamed the Ippo style to Dempsey.
• 3-Year Anniversary Update (June 2026): A progression-and-cosmetics drop rather than a combat one. It revamped the quest system and added two new gloves, Beowulf Reborn and Pridewulf, earned through anniversary Beowulf points, with a purple Voidwulf teased but not yet obtainable. It did not touch fighting styles or balance.
• Dragonfish Update (March 15, 2026): Added the Dragonfish style, bringing its Fish Meter and Dragonfish Blow finisher, and reworked Ghost by slowing the Ghost Jab and cutting its block damage. Ghost stayed S-tier, but White Ash moved clear at the top.
• Godspeed Update (February 2026): Reworked perfect dodges so you now dodge toward the side the punch is coming from, and reined in dash spam and dash invincibility. Those changes still shape the meta, rewarding read-based styles and clipping the wings of dash-reliant kits.
• A and B tier shuffle: Off the back of Dragonfish, Hitman, Chronos, Bullet, and Freedom settled into A tier, while Shotgun, Dempsey, Switch Hit, and Hands Low rose to B and Trickster climbed to C. The faster, pressure-heavy pace of the current meta simply rewards those kits more than their old placements suggested.

Which Fighting Styles Should Beginners Choose in UBG?

New to Untitled Boxing Game and not sure where to aim your free spins? Here is the quick breakdown by rarity:

• Best Legendary for beginners: Slugger or Hawk. Slugger hits the hardest in the game and keeps things simple and aggressive. Hawk offers a cleaner speed-to-power balance while you are still learning matchups. Neither one asks you to juggle a meter.
• Best Mythic for beginners: Wolf or Dempsey. Wolf is about as readable as pressure gets: push forward, pop White Fang, break blocks. Dempsey is the one Mythic with a solid dash, so its movement feels natural from the jump.
• Best budget pick (no Legendary yet): Trickster (Rare). Its feints and movement teach good footwork habits, and it is strong enough in casual lobbies to practice with while you grind.
• Styles to hold off on: White Ash and Chronos both ask a lot up front thanks to their Burn and Focus meters. Iron Fist and Freedom punish mistakes hard with their HP trade-offs. Come back to them once you have the fundamentals down.
• Pro tip: Pin your target Legendary (Slugger or Hawk) in the spin menu to lift its drop rate from 1% to 3%, lean on lucky spins, and redeem every active UBG code for free rolls. The 100-spin pity guarantees a Legendary eventually, so persistence pays.

Related:
Untitled Boxing Game Codes
All UBG Fighting Styles and Moves List
Best Fighting Style in UBG: Ranked List

How to Get New Fighting Styles in UBG

New UBG fighting styles come from a gacha-style spin system. Here is how it works and how to boost your odds of pulling a Legendary:

• Open the spin menu with the Fight Styles button on the left of the screen.
• Each spin costs in-game currency and rolls a random style based on its rarity drop rate.
• Pin a preferred Legendary before spinning to lift that specific style's drop rate from 1% to 3%, a big help when you are hunting something like Ghost or White Ash.
• Lucky spins carry much better odds than standard spins, so save the ones you earn from codes and quests for your Legendary hunt.
• A pity system at 100 spins guarantees a Legendary. Go 100 spins without one and your next roll is locked in.
• You start with one free style slot. Extra slots can be earned through matches, daily rewards, and event quests, or bought for 150 Robux each.
• You can also trade styles with other players, one of the best routes to a specific style if you have something valuable to offer.
• Always redeem Untitled Boxing Game codes for free spins. They are the fastest way to farm rolls without spending Robux.

Untitled Boxing Game: All Fighting Style Rarities List

Every style falls into one of five rarities: four standard tiers plus the ultra-rare Shiny category. Here is the breakdown of each rarity, its drop rate, and which styles live there:

Rarity	Drop Rate	Styles
Uncommon	63%	Basic, Smash, Long Guard, Counter, Turtle
Rare	27%	Dragonfish, Trickster, Hammer, Charge, Corkscrew
Mythic	9%	Dempsey, Hitman, Hands Low, Wolf, Bullet, Switch Hit, Surgeon
Legendary	1% (3% with selection)	Slugger, Hawk, Ghost, Iron Fist, Shotgun, Freedom, Chronos, White Ash, Supernova
Shiny	0.007%	Cosmetic reskins of existing styles with unique effects and animations (same stats): Nanomachines (Turtle), Drill (Corkscrew), Godspeed (Chronos)

Worth repeating: Shiny styles are purely cosmetic and share the exact stats and mechanics of their base counterparts. They are for collectors and players who want to stand out, and they offer no competitive edge in UBG PvP.

Untitled Boxing Game Tier List: Update History

We keep this UBG tier list current with every major balance patch and style addition. Here is the recent change log:

Date	Update	Changes
Aug 17, 2026	August Tier Refresh	Rechecked the full roster and meta after the Surgeon Update. Added Surgeon at B tier and updated the Ippo entry to its new Dempsey name. Copy refreshed and FAQ updated.
Aug 16, 2026	Surgeon Update	Added the new Surgeon Mythic style (Pinpoint ability, Medical Malpractice ultimate). Officially renamed the Ippo style to Dempsey.
Jun 2026	3-Year Anniversary Update	Revamped quest system. Added Beowulf Reborn and Pridewulf gloves via anniversary Beowulf points. Voidwulf teased but unobtainable. No fighting-style or balance changes.
May 26, 2026	Dragonfish Tier Review	Hitman, Chronos, Bullet, and Freedom moved B to A. Shotgun, Dempsey, Switch Hit, and Hands Low moved C to B. Trickster moved D to C. Dragonfish added at C. Ghost jab nerf noted.
Mar 15, 2026	Dragonfish Update	Added the Dragonfish style. Reworked Ghost (slower jab, reduced block damage).
Feb 2026	Godspeed Update	Reworked perfect dodges (dodge toward the incoming punch). Reduced dash spam and dash invincibility.

Untitled Boxing Game Styles Tier List FAQ

That covers everything you need to read this Untitled Boxing Game tier list and plan your next style spin with confidence. Surgeon is the latest addition to watch, and the summer anniversary event poured its energy into gloves and quests rather than combat, so these rankings are your best guide for August. We will refresh the list the moment a new style or balance patch lands, so bookmark it and swing by our Untitled Boxing Game codes page for the latest free-spin drops.

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