A LEGEND.
AN ORIGINAL RIVAL.
Take Floyd’s corner against the sparring robot. Get your timing down before you call out a friend.
Step into the ring
A NEW CONTENDER IS COMING
Floyd Mayweather. A machine built to fight.
Your next round starts here.
No download. Jump into the early playtest.

Fighter background: concept artwork
HUMAN INSTINCT. MACHINE PRESSURE.
Read your opponent. Work the body. Find your opening. Money Boxing brings the back-and-forth of the ring to a game you can play with a swipe.
Take Floyd’s corner against the sparring robot. Get your timing down before you call out a friend.
Step into the ring
Create a private room, share the code, and go head-to-head. Three rounds. One winner. All the bragging rights.
Challenge a friendMix straight punches with hooks and uppercuts. Move, guard, and change your target with the on-screen controls.
Learn the movesScreenshots show the current web alpha. Mobile versions and visuals are still being developed.
YOUR HANDS. YOUR GAME.
Simple gestures. Different punches.
No keyboard required.
Tap or click the left half for a jab. The right half throws a cross.
Swipe sideways with your finger, or drag your mouse.
Swipe upward to throw a rising right uppercut.
Movement, guard, slips, and head/body targeting stay within reach on screen. Prefer buttons? Switch controls in Fight options.
NEXT STOP: YOUR HOME SCREEN.
Money Boxing is headed for iOS and Android. Until then, get an early feel for the fight in your browser.
Native apps are not available yet. No release date announced.
BEFORE THE BELL
Not yet. Native iOS and Android versions are planned. The web playtest is available now, and download links will appear here when the apps are ready.
Yes. Open the web demo, choose Friends, and create a room. Share its code with your friend so they can join and accept the match.
No. This playtest uses simulated $FLOYD tokens with no monetary value. There are no real deposits, withdrawals, or cryptocurrency transactions. Demo accounts and balances are temporary.
Yes. Use your finger or mouse to tap and swipe for punches. Movement and defensive controls are on screen. A compatible WebGL browser is required.