Have you ever been winning a match in RS Boxing Champions Andriod game only to get dropped by a heavy punch and suddenly find yourself in danger of losing it all? It's a feeling nobody wants to experience but it's an inevitable part of boxing game.
It has happened to the best of us, so you don't need to feel somehow. What comes next is crucial, will you stay down and tap out, or will you rise like a champion?
In this post, I'm sharing my top secrets for dusting yourself off, avoiding a defeat, and even turning the tides after a fallen round.
What is Knockdowns in RS Boxing Champions
Before we go into recovery tactics, it's important to understand how knockdowns work in RS Boxing Champions. When your boxer takes enough damaging hits, their health will drop into the red zone. At this point, any solid punch could send them crashing to the canvas for a knockdown. Knockdowns temporarily stun your boxer, leaving them vulnerable to a referee 10-count. If they can't get back up in time, it's counted as a TKO defeat.
How to Recover Fast from a Knockdown and Avoid Defeat in RS Boxing Champions
Take Your Time Getting Back Up
One of the biggest mistakes players make when knocked down is rushing to beat the 10-count. While the timer is certainly not your friend here, leaping back to your feet too early often leads to another quick knockdown.
Instead, focus on regaining your composure in the early part of the count. Roll from side to side to avoid follow-up punches and wait for an opening near 8-9 in the count before engaging stand up motions. This prevents being caught again off balance.
Once you regain your feet, high-level defense and movement become crucial to recovery. Tuck your guard in tight and concentrate on rolling with punches rather than blocking them head-on. This absorbs their impact better. At the same time, don't become a stationary target. Constantly circle the perimeter, changing angles to present a more elusive target. Throwing sporadic one-twos keeps your opponent guessing too. Back up only to reset, not to run away from an engagement.
Executing a Fast But Safe Recovery
To bounce back up quickly without compromising your defenses, perform these recovery steps in RS Boxing Champions:
Roll onto your side away from any incoming blows and crawl on all fours if needed for extra distance.
After being knocked down, tap the Left or Right arrow key on your keyboard/mobile screen to roll sideways away from your opponent.
Hold this key down and your fighter will drop to all fours. Keep holding as you crawl/shimmy away from incoming attacks.
Push up to one knee facing your opponent while maintaining full guard.
Release the side roll key when out of range. Tap the Up arrow on your keyboard/mobile once to push up onto one knee. Automatically your fighter will raise their gloves up in a full defensive guard position facing the opponent.
From the kneeling position, drive powerfully through your leg to stand fully upright in a balanced athletic stance.
Tap the Up arrow a second time to drive up powerfully with your back leg, pushing up to a balanced standing stance.
Upon recovery, keep moving your feet, hands up and circle the perimeter looking for an opening to counter.
Once up, hold the Left or Right arrow keys to circle around the perimeter, keeping gloves protectively up, and looking for a suitable counterpunch opportunity.
Land Counter Punches
After standing up, hold Left/Right to circle the perimeter. Keep hands up and watch for haymakers. Your opponent will likely try headhunting with big shots.
Bait them by feinting with rapid taps of the jab button. Fake throwing a jab to get them to throw wildly in return.
When they lunge with a hook or overhand, take a small lateral sidestep by pressing Left or Right. Their punch will swing past your rolling head movement.
Staying just outside counter range, wait for them to overcommit on the missed punch. As they are off-balance, close the distance rapidly.
Unload your sharp counters. For a powerful 1-2, throw the jab by tapping your front punch button, then immediately follow up with the straight by tapping rear punch.
You can also load up a lead hook counter. As they throw, sidestep and torque your rear hand punch button to throw a hooking punch to their open head.
These quick counters should rock them after their missed swing and flush connect. Stay defensively sound, but look to punish overextensions for big damage and to rapidly regain lost health.
Managing Stamina
Stamina conservation is another key element when trying to rebound from a knockdown.
Constantly tap the punch buttons lightly for occasional 1-2 or jab-cross combinations to probe for openings. Avoid mashing heavy punch combos needlessly.
Weave and slip incoming punches with lateral movement controls (left/right). Feint with jabs too by tap-releasing to drain their stamina coming in.
Circle around the perimeter (hold left/right) whenever outside punching distance to stay in motion. Backpedal occasionally with rear movement button if they pursue aggressively.
Block or roll (release block then dodge) power punches using guard button when up close to negate shot costs. Protect yourself at all times.
When a clear counter chance emerges, unload brief flurries of maximum 3-4 punch combos by rapidly tapping punch buttons.
Reserve loaded power shots (hold punch buttons) only for finishing opponents you've hurt or crucial moments late. Pace yourself and don't swing endlessly without breaks when up close. Clinch or tie up (grapple button) periodically to rest by muscling opponents.
Conserving this way preserves stamina to turn up aggression late against exhausted enemies.
Make Adjustments Between Rounds
Between rounds is the perfect time to assess what's working and change up strategies that aren't. Are they catching your style or defense with certain shots?
Switch up your approach angle or timing. Maintaining variety keeps them guessing.
Likewise, take note of openings you're able to exploit and drill them consistently. Request advice from your corner too - they watch carefully and notice tendencies. Carry momentum into later rounds by having a gameplan tailored for continued comeback success.
Utilizing Special Abilities Wisely
Elite fighters in RS Boxing Champions have access to special abilities that can prove gamechangers when recovering from a knockdown. Well-timed short-term power-ups let you turn the heat up fast. Long-term buffs like increased stamina regeneration aid prolonged comebacks too. Use them at the right moments - don't waste superior abilities lackadaisically.
The controls for using special abilities in RS Boxing Champions to aid recovery from a knockdown include
Block/Shell Up (L1/LB)
Activated by pressing left shoulder button. Puts gloves up to minimize incoming damage.
Slip Punch (L / ← / →)
While holding L1/LB, tap left or right on d-pad/stick to slip incoming head shots. Released with punch to counter.
Duck
Tap down on the d-pad/stick to duck under an oncoming power shots. Crouch low and roll away.
Sway (←↔→)
Hold left or right on the d-pad/stick to narrow side-to-side and avoid body attacks. Buy time.
Clinch (R1/RB)
Initiated by pressing right shoulder button to tie-up close. Rests stamina by muscling opponents.
Throw (Direction + Punch)
From the clinch, tap a direction and punch button to launch a trip or sweep maneuver.
Focus Punch (R2/RT halfway):
Partial pressing of R2/RT button to intimidate foes and land clean. Holds stamina.
These special fighter tools aid recovery by protecting you, draining opponents, and creating counter openings to regain momentum when in trouble after being dropped.
Special perks make the difference between winning and defeat in close fights.
Conclusion
Mastering the ability to rebound from knockdowns is an essential RS Boxing Champions Game. Stay focused, adjust strategies intelligently, and never lose heart no matter the scoreline.
With these tips, you're now armed to make countless improbable comebacks when facing defeat's brink in RS Boxing Champions Game.
If you have questions, do well to ask using the comment section below.
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