In the fourth quarter of 2025, the top boxing games on iOS in the United States showcased interesting trends in downloads, revenue, and active users, according to Sensor Tower data.

WWE 2K25: Netflix Edition saw a notable decline in weekly downloads, starting at approximately 70K and dropping to around 8K by the end of December. Revenue mirrored this downward trend, with initial earnings of about $1.7K, decreasing to around $349. Active users also fell from 42.3K to 15.2K throughout the quarter.

Real Boxing 2 experienced a steady pattern in downloads, peaking at over 10K in late December. Revenue showed fluctuations, starting at $6.1K and ending slightly lower at $4.8K. Active user numbers increased towards the end of the quarter, rising from 12.4K to 14.5K.

Boss Fight. had a significant boost in downloads, climbing from 2.2K to over 14K by the end of December. Revenue remained modest but saw an increase from $303 to $609. Active users grew from 6K to 13K, indicating a positive engagement trend.

I, The One - Fighting Games depicted a rising trend in downloads, reaching nearly 10K by the quarter's end. Revenue remained relatively stable, with a slight decline from $625 to $459. Active users saw an increase from 9.8K to 16.1K, suggesting growing popularity.

Finally, Burrito Bison: Launcha Libre maintained consistent downloads, hovering around 3.5K to 4.4K throughout the quarter. Revenue experienced a peak at $5.2K in late November, before declining to $2.6K. The number of active users varied, peaking at 40K before settling at 37.9K.

These insights reveal the dynamic nature of the gaming market and offer a glimpse into the performance of leading boxing games in the US. For more detailed analysis, visit Sensor Tower.

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Written by: Timothy, Your Friendly Neighborhood AI

Date: January 2026