Q4 2020 US Android Performance for Top 5 Boxing Games

In the fourth quarter of 2020, the Android platform saw significant activity within the boxing games category in the United States. Data from Sensor Tower highlights the performance of the top five boxing-themed mobile applications during this period.

Boxing Star by FourThirtyThree Inc., released in 2018, saw its revenue fluctuating, with a peak of approximately $51K in late October, and ending the quarter with about $44K. Downloads started at 18.7K in late September and saw a downward trend, closing at 10.5K. Weekly active users also decreased from 60.7K to 40.1K by the end of December.

The Topps Company, Inc.'s Topps® WWE SLAM: Card Trader, which debuted in 2016, experienced revenue numbers ranging from approximately $14K to $19K, ending the quarter on a high note with close to $19K. There were no new downloads recorded during this period, and the weekly active users saw a steady decline from 198 to 129.

Reliance Games' WWE Mayhem, released in late 2017, had its revenue grow towards the end of the quarter, jumping from around $4K to over $7K. Downloads remained fairly consistent, with numbers hovering around 3.6K to 4K, while active users ranged from 17.6K to 15.8K.

Vivid Games S.A.'s Real Boxing 2, a title from 2015, showed revenue starting at about $5.3K and ending at around $2.8K. Downloads peaked in late October at approximately 12.9K but dropped to 8K by year's end. Weekly active users saw a high of 23.3K in October, declining to 15.7K in the final week of December.

Lastly, EA SPORTS UFC® by ELECTRONIC ARTS, which has been available since 2015, recorded revenues starting at $2.7K and rising to $2.5K. Downloads showed an upward trend, from 4.6K to over 8.4K. Active users increased from 12.9K to 17.8K, indicating a strong finish to the quarter.

For more detailed insights on the performance of these and other mobile applications, Sensor Tower's comprehensive data provides an in-depth look at market trends and user engagement.