First Person Boxing Fighting Styles: Spins, Rarities & Guide

How do fighting styles work?

Recent gaming coverage describes fighting styles as outcomes from a Spin system. Pro Game Guides says Regular and Lucky Spins can be used to roll for different styles and describes rare, including legendary, outcomes. That is useful starting evidence, but it does not establish the full style roster, specific movesets or drop rates.

The public description on the official Roblox experience focuses instead on first-person punches, slips, guards, stamina, counters and knockouts. Players should not confuse these core combat mechanics with names of obtainable styles.

What is currently documented, and what is missing?

Our sources are Pro Game Guides and the Roblox game page. Nothing in this table should be read as an official rarity percentage.

How can you get Spins for a style roll?

The clearest documented free method is to try a promotional code through the game’s Shop. Current code reports are time-sensitive and disagree on some strings, so start with our Codes and Rewards page rather than assuming every online list is live.

Our How to Get Spins guide distinguishes regular rewards from Lucky Spins and explains why unverified reward-farming methods are not included. It also describes what to inspect in the current Style interface.

Is there a reliable style tier list?

Not yet, at least not one this wiki can substantiate. Ranking broad player behaviors (“aggressive” or “defensive”) as S-tier is not the same as ranking actual collectible fighting styles.

A meaningful tier list requires a named roster, the relevant move or perk descriptions, repeatable performance comparisons and the game version. Without those inputs, a numerical ranking would make unsupported promises about the best way to spend rolls.

For now, different combat approaches can still improve your results. The Beginner Guide covers spacing and controlled offense; the Defense and Counter Guide explains the guard–slip–counter decision. Those articles discuss fundamentals, not an imaginary style roster.

What will the completed style database include?

Each future entry will include the exact in-game name and spelling, how it is obtained, its in-game rarity label, the description of its moves or perks, a captured observation date and a record of changes when patches alter behavior. Rarity rates will only be shown when visible in game or documented by a trustworthy primary source.

If you can capture the current Style/Spin screen, it will help verify the missing information. Until then this page is a carefully scoped reference, not a fabricated encyclopaedia.

Source review: October 17, 2026. Full roster confirmed in-game by this wiki: not yet.