Ring of Steel

oxing is home to the one-on-one: that primordial, binary drama promising either total victory or abject loss. It’s a setup that favours the underdog, allowing them to tip the established order with a single knockout – or, if they can keep up the momentum, set win ratios that would leave players dumbstruck. It’s a model Steel City Interactive has followed as only a real boxing aficionado could. In less than two years, the fledgling Sheffield company has built a roster of top-level licenses that, making it impossible to ignore. And it’s a feat that’s been achieved in the fashion of all the greats: one-on-one.