Street Fighter is coming to Untitled Boxing Game for the first time on Roblox, and it arrives with two brand-new fighting styles. Developer drowningsome announced the crossover, described it as the game’s most ambitious update so far, and set the release for October 9th. One of the two styles is Ryu; the second is being held back for now. Read the developer’s post.
Quick answer: The Street Fighter 6 crossover for Untitled Boxing Game goes live on October 9th and adds two new fighting styles, Ryu and one unannounced character.
What’s confirmed for the Street Fighter 6 update
The teaser keeps most of the detail under wraps, but a few points are stated outright. This is Street Fighter’s first crossover on Roblox, it brings two completely new styles rather than one, and it carries a firm date.
| Detail | What’s known |
|---|---|
| New fighting styles | Two, including Ryu |
| Second style | Unannounced (“???”) |
| Franchise | Street Fighter, first time on Roblox |
| Release date | October 9th |
No in-game stats, abilities, or ultimate names have been shared for either style yet, and no exact release time or timezone has been confirmed for October 9th.
How fighting styles work in Untitled Boxing Game
Ryu and the second character will join an existing roster of styles, each of which changes how your fighter moves and punches. Styles come in five rarities and each has its own description, abilities, and a signature ultimate that charges up during a match.
- Uncommon
- Rare
- Mythic
- Legendary
- Shiny
You pick up new styles by spinning, with each spin rolling a random style at a random rarity. The crossover does not change that system, but it adds fresh entries to the pool.

Combat basics for new players
Untitled Boxing Game is a one-on-one Roblox boxing game inspired by Hajime no Ippo. Fights are built around stamina, reads, and movement rather than button mashing, so every punch, dash, block, and feint draws from your stamina bar.

Light punches, heavy punches, side dodges, back dashes, blocks, feints, and the ultimate each have their own input. Landing clean hits while managing your stamina is what wins exchanges at close range.

Ranked and casual matches
Matches play out across rounds, and knocking your opponent down moves the score in your favor. Casual lobbies let you practice with cosmetic maps, while ranked uses the standard ring and tracks your competitive rating.

Once a knockdown lands, the next round picks up with the score adjusted, and the fighter who keeps pressing usually controls the pace into the finish.

You can jump into the ring now and get familiar with the roster ahead of the drop through the official Untitled Boxing Game page on Roblox. The two Street Fighter styles are set to go live on October 9th.






