Untitled Boxing Game Quests & Titles — Every Quest, Every Reward

Title quests in Untitled Boxing Game are just achievements wearing a quest costume. That's the framing that makes the whole system click: one strip of interface feeds you three different economies at once — daily quests pay your cash-and-spins bills, title quests run a decade-deep achievement ladder, and limited quests turn every two-week event into a sprint. Meanwhile the titles themselves stack into a fourth system, style titles, where the grind is measured in knockouts per fighting style.

This page maps all of it, with the numbers. Every threshold below comes from the community wiki record, cross-checked where possible against the major guide sites — and where the wikis themselves have gaps, we show the gaps instead of inventing rewards.

The Three Types of Quests

Daily quests are your paycheck: knockdowns, punches landed, defends, perfect dodges — six rotating cards a day. Title quests never expire; the community wiki's own description is that this is "basically how the game handles achievements." Limited quests are the scarce ones, tied to updates and seasonal events, and they're where the items live that you cannot buy later. One caution before the numbers: a Ranked V2 overhaul has been announced for January 2027, and anything touching ranked rewards may shift under it — the quest types themselves predate that announcement by years and aren't part of it.

Daily Quests: The Six-a-Day Economy

Ten categories rotate through your six daily slots. Each category is a five-tier ladder, and the wiki records the tiers it has confirmed — the question marks are theirs, preserved honestly:

Four of those ladder-tops are titles, and all four numbers match the independent guide-site lists — two sources, same thresholds. Dailies also stack with the login streak (spins page has that math) and with codes from the codes page, which is how free-to-play players keep a spin economy running without touching robux.

Title Quests: The Achievement Ladder

Nine questlines, each a roman-numeral march where the requirements usually double as you climb. The knockdown line runs fifteen tiers. The endpoint numbers are where it gets cinematic:

Read the flavor in those names: Rocky at a million punches, The Greatest at 1,500 consecutive wins, and — the deepest cut — Tomorrow's Joe at 10,000 counters, named for the Ashita no Joe series this game keeps paying tribute to. Ranked matches mint their own title ladder on top, from Journeyman at 1,000 RT up to Undisputed Champion at 24,250 RT; ranked unlocks at 40 knockdowns, covered on the knockdowns page. New players start with the Boxer title auto-equipped — the ladder above your head is public, which is exactly the point.

Style Titles: The 50/250/500 Grind

Every fighting style in Untitled Boxing Game mints three titles of its own, earned by scoring knockouts with that style — and the ladder depends on rarity, not difficulty:

The names are where styles get personality certificates: Ghost's third title is Quetzalcoatl, Hawk's is Pure Violence, Freedom's is The Last Sun. White Ash's ladder ends at — what else — Pure White Ash. The shiny styles go full crossover: Bald's final title is One Punch Man, Coyote's is Primera Espada, Nanomachines' is Senator. Every confirmed pairing is in the wiki table behind the styles index.

Here's the endgame hook: the developers have confirmed that collecting all three titles on one style will unlock a mastery glove exclusive to that style — the system is showcased, not yet live, and there's an unexplained "secret quest" slot sitting under every style's list that the community believes is exactly where that glove will land. That story is tracked on the secrets page; the glove hierarchy itself is on the gloves page.

Limited Quests: The Two-Week Windows

Limited quests run about two weeks, and they pay in things money can't buy later — style slots, unique gloves, instant pity. The best-documented example is the White Ash release event of April–May 2025, a ten-step Joe ladder priced entirely in knockdowns:

Two pity shortcuts and a style slot in one window — that's the template limited events follow. The Medal x UBG collaboration ran the same shape for smaller stakes (5 lucky spins, $24,999, a selfie emote). Community math on event pace: 50 knockdowns a day clears a full event track in a week, and your first 18 wins each day count double — but the game's anti-farm system zeroes rewards for arranged wins after two or three, so the grind has a ceiling and alt-farming can cost the account. The honest strategy is volume, not choreography; the mechanics page covers why.

Emotes: The Victory Lap

In Untitled Boxing Game, emotes come from emote spins — dropped from completed matches, daily rewards, or trading — and you equip four at a time, eight with the gamepass. The current count is 75 by the actively-maintained wiki's tally (the older wiki page still says 66; the gap is new additions, and we go with the fresher record). Most are references: Hajime no Ippo karaoke, Devil May Cry taunts, a Yakuza disco break. Emotes even have mechanical properties — including a Toxic flag with built-in endlag, added specifically so players can't spam toxic emotes to farm Focus on the Chronos style. The reference culture spills across the whole game, catalogued on the anime references page.

Entrances: The Ranked Catwalk

Entrances are the introduction animations your character plays walking into a ranked match. They come in Rare, Mythic, and Legendary, rotate through the shop a few at a time on a twice-daily refresh, and run from Stoic ("You're not here to fool around") to Carried ("Get carried..."). Pure cosmetics, ranked-only — the walk matters only to the opponent watching it.

FAQ

How do you get titles in Untitled Boxing Game?Three routes: title questlines (milestone achievements like 10,000 knockdowns for Iron), style titles (50/250/500 or 100/350/750 KOs with one style), and ranked titles (RT thresholds from Journeyman to Undisputed Champion). New players start with Boxer.

How many quests do you get per day?Six daily quests, refreshed every day from ten rotating categories — knockdowns, punches, dodges, counters, ultimates, wins, streaks, spins, cash.

What are style titles?Per-style cosmetics earned by scoring KOs with that specific style — 50/250/500 for Uncommon through Mythic rarities, 100/350/750 for Legendary and Shiny. Collecting all three on a style is slated to unlock that style's mastery glove.

How do you get emotes?Emote spins only — from completing matches, daily login rewards, or trading with players. Equip up to four (eight with the gamepass).

What are limited quests?Temporary quest windows of roughly two weeks tied to updates and events, paying high-tier items — the White Ash event gave double Instant Max Pity and a style slot for 300 knockdowns.

What is the secret quest on every style?A real but unexplained quest slot on every style's list. Leading community theory: a placeholder for the upcoming style-exclusive gloves. Full breakdown on the secrets page.

Every threshold above is from the community wiki record, cross-checked against independent guide lists where they overlap, as of August 2026. Event tables go stale first; re-verified monthly.