Tier list
Untitled Boxing Game Style Tier List (September 2026)
Last checked August 12, 2026
This Untitled Boxing Game style tier list ranks the 26 styles we could verify for August 2026, from White Ash and Ghost at the top down to the starter kit.
The Dragonfish update shook the middle of the table more than the top: Hitman, Chronos, Bullet and Freedom all climbed into A tier, while the two S picks did not move.
We rank for regular PvP performance, not for how cool a style looks in the lobby.
White Ash 
Ghost 
Slugger 
Hawk 
Iron Fist 
Wolf 
Hitman 
Chronos 
Bullet 
Freedom 
Hands Low 
Shotgun 
Ippo 
Switch Hit 
Counter 
Corkscrew 
Kimura 
Hammer 
Charge 
Supernova 
Trickster 
Smash 
Long Guard 
Basic 
Turtle 
How we rank
We weighed jab speed, guard pressure, damage ceiling and how forgiving each kit is when you misread an opponent, then cross-checked three recent community rankings. The sources agree almost unanimously on White Ash and Ghost at the top; the middle tiers are where opinions split, so treat neighboring B and C placements as close calls rather than hard walls.
Tier by tier
S Tier, the meta
- White Ash: Burn mode boosts speed and damage, plus an extra stock
- Ghost: Still the fastest jab in the game after the nerf
A Tier, excellent
- Slugger: Charged heavies end fights fast, defense stays shaky
- Hawk: Great reach and pressure, a very complete legendary
- Iron Fist: Huge single punches that win trades outright
- Wolf: Aggressive rushdown with reliable damage output
- Hitman: Climbed from B after the Dragonfish rebalance
- Chronos: Focus mechanic rewards patient, intelligent play
- Bullet: Pure speed pressure, buffed into A this spring
- Freedom: Versatile kit that finally got its due in March
- Hands Low: Baiting stance, brutal counters once mastered
B Tier, solid
- Shotgun: Burst combos that need point blank range
- Ippo: Classic Dempsey roll pressure, honest mid tier
- Switch Hit: Stance swaps confuse blocks, execution heavy
- Counter: Rewards perfect timing, punished hard when read
- Corkscrew: Steady chip damage, few standout strengths
- Kimura: Quick hooks, fine here but outclassed above
- Hammer: Slow overheads, big damage when they land
- Charge: Hold to power up, telegraphed and risky
- Supernova: Flashy newer style with inconsistent results
C Tier, situational
- Trickster: Feints look great, real reward stays low
- Dragonfish: The March addition has not shaken the meta
- Smash: One note power plan, easy to read
- Long Guard: Defensive reach, struggles to close out rounds
D Tier, skip
- Basic: The starter style, only for learning fundamentals
- Turtle: Blocks a lot, wins very little
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Untitled Boxing Game tier list FAQ
What is the best style in Untitled Boxing Game right now?
White Ash. Its Burn mode raises speed and damage at once, it survives an extra knockdown, and it has the strongest finishing potential in the game. Ghost is the other S pick thanks to the fastest jab in the game.
Is Ghost still good after the jab nerf?
Yes. The Dragonfish update trimmed its jab speed and block damage, but the jab is still the fastest available and the hidden punch highlights remain, so Ghost stays in S tier.
What is the best style for beginners?
Hawk or Ippo. Both have straightforward gameplans and forgiving kits. Ghost is also easy to pick up if you get your hands on it, since its speed covers a lot of mistakes.
How often does the style meta change?
Every few months. The Dragonfish update in March 2026 was the last big shake up, moving four styles up to A tier while leaving White Ash and Ghost on top. We refresh this page after each balance patch.