Throughout its history, Nintendo has worked with many celebrities and personalities to help promote its games. One of the earliest collaborations they had was with their boxing game Punch-Out!! Nintendo made their next game with a very famous boxer, Mike Tyson, as the face and name of the game.
Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out is a game that has a memorable place in the hearts of gamers who grew up playing it. But if you weren’t around when the original game was released for the NES, you might have a few questions. Furthermore, if you’re looking to play the game for the first time, you’ll need to know a few things. So, let’s enter the ring and take a look at all the opponents in Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out.
All Opponents in Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out?
In Mike Tyson’s Punch Out, you play as Little Mac, an up-and-coming boxer looking to make a name for himself in the big leagues. In order to get there first, you’ll need to dust the rest of the competition. There are 3 different circuits players will progress through as they beat their opponents. Our list is going to show you every opponent you’ll face in the game, starting from the Minor Circuit all the way to the World Circuit. Here are all the opponents in Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out:
- Minor Circuit Opponents
- Glass Joe
- Von Kaiser
- Piston Honda
- Major Circuit Opponents
- Don Flamenco
- King Hippo
- Great Tiger
- Bald Bull
- World Circuit Opponents
- Piston Honda
- Soda Popinski
- Bald Bull
- Don Flamenco
- Mr. Sandman
- Super Macho Man
- Mike Tyson
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Each opponent comes with their respective Win/Loss record, as well as weaknesses that you can exploit. As you progress, however, the amount of punching power your opponents will increase exponentially.
Additionally, opponents such as Piston Honda and Don Flamenco make multiple appearances in the game. The first time you fight them will not be the same as the second. Since, as a player, you’ve been improving, it’s only natural that returning opponents are doing the same. You’ll want to think of Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out as the soulsbourne of boxing games. You’ll need to download your opponent’s moves and try again and again before you’re able to get that KO victory. Just make sure you don’t forget to keep your hands up, or you could end up on the mat.
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