Boxing

Boxing is one of five sports in Wii Sports and Wii Sports Club. The object of the game is to strike your opponent until they run out of stamina while avoiding their attacks. It is the only game in Wii Sports to use the Nunchuck peripheral.

This sport is based on Western Boxing.

Wii Sports
Two opponents face each other in the boxing ring. There are three rounds, each lasting up to three minutes. The player must mimic the movement of punching using the Wii Remote and the Nunchuck, each in one hand. The Mii can hit in places based on where the player swings the controllers. Sometimes, strikes are slowed down for dramatic effect. Players can also dodge by tilting the Wii Remote and Nunchuck, and dodging attacks also slows down the game so that players can quickly strike back.

The boxers' stamina are represented by pie charts broken into 10 pieces. Pieces fade away as the boxers keep hitting each other, with more powerful strikes taking away more pieces. Once a boxer's stamina is depleted, they collapse. The announcer counts up to 10, and if the Mii doesn't wake up before time is up, it counts as a knockout and the standing Mii wins the round.

Wii Sports Club
In Wii Sports Club, Boxing remains relatively unchanged from its appearance in Wii Sports. Most modifications are cosmetic, and any notable changes are listed below:
 * If a player is hit enough times in the head, they become dizzy, and are unable to punch for a short period.
 * Players will now get up after being knocked over based on how hard they were hit, instead of randomly.
 * Player health meters are now more precise, updating with each hit.
 * Rounds are now separated with a cutscene of the Miis getting some water, and the referee announcing the round via a sign.

Trivia

 * In this sport, female Miis wear white tank tops while male Miis are shirtless. Their shorts will match their favorite color while the boxing gloves match the player color (P1 is blue while P2/CPU is red).