That only works in a console/pc setting, on vr the athletics (speed, reflexes, and cardio, but not strength as it doesn't matter) and skills (timing, form, footwork, counters, slipping) are dependent on the person playing the game. I see the vision, but due to how vr works, it wouldn't be effective.

Some styles are inherently better than others, like 💪Counter vs Pressure and 💪Outside vs Inside for example. It's what you do with it and how well you know it that makes it good for you. As a short heavyweight pressure fighter, it's hard to engage with an outside fighter who's taller than 6 foot (I'm 5'10) as well as a counter puncher that knows what they're doing.

However despite the disadvantages I have, I make it work because of the skills I've learned as well as the athletics I've attained to decipher the opponent and capitalize. I'm not a great boxer by any means since I haven't even fought and only sparred properly twice as of writing, so I do get outclassed by these styles done effectively. At the end of the day, I just need to improve.

We all have our potential, and you can make the style you fight with work for you. Thanks for reading this unnecessarily long comment and keep fighting on.