How to change the number of rounds in Undisputed - Ultimate Guide

The number of rounds in a fight is determined by the type of competition and the governing body overseeing it. Professional boxing has a standard set of rules which dictate the number of rounds for a contest, with most fights having either three, four, six, eight, ten, twelve, or fifteen rounds. In Undisputed, the number of rounds can be adjusted to suit your preference.

Changing the number of rounds in a fight is straightforward and can be done in the same section of the menus as altering the difficulty. To begin, select two boxers and the venue for the fight. Subsequently, you will be prompted to adjust the rules.

In the 'Rules' section of the menu, there is a 'Rounds' setting which allows you to select the length of the fight. Options include 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, and 15 rounds. Pick the number of rounds you prefer and remember it has to be done prior to starting the fight; there is no default option in the Settings menu.

If you want to make changes to the number of rounds in the middle of a fight, you will have to start over from the initial menu.