There's Box2Glory online game which is pretty nice.
Then there's WEBL, also MMA Tycoon, though that's... more than boxing.

Hth.

Wowww, many thanks Orin, all those 3 games look like just the ones I was searching for!
I really hope they are screen-reader friendly enough though...going to find it out right now!

Yeah, the slider thing in MMA Tycoon is what sucks. The developer seems apprehensive to make it accessible.

Hello all, i must admit, webl is super fun! I'm waiting for my first cheduled fight, and killing the spar opponents opponent by opponent. Hope to fight you one day, caccio!

Hi.
Rest asured, I will one day join the world of this game, hope we can meet in the ring one day and have a high flying blood flying fight.
Greetings moritz.

Actually Zoran, it is quite likely we will still encounter each other soon, since:
1. We are experiencing the downfall-period of online browser games, so I )unfortunately) highly doubt a boxing manager topic one like WEBL, has still a too large regular playerbase left, despite the impressive sounding "players online" statistics, we all know how confusing those are made sometimes, merely in order to prove potential new players, how "very popular" the game still is.
and 2: In that game, since friendly PvP sparrings are not featured anymore, we are encouraged to make as many boxers for our gym as possible, the allowed maximum number is really huge, (if I counted right, it must be over 500), and since there are no game-currency dependent limitations, (all actions, features, and alternatives are totally free), the most of us "serious" players do make literarily dozens of boxers, (as I mentioned, I already created 28 in only 2 days time), so with such huge number of boxers, it is highly unlikely we won't get drawn against each-other, at least occasionally.

Edit:
Oh, and 3: As I mentioned in my previous post, even if our gyms are located in different geographic regions, we are still allowed to create boxers for a few featured common regions, where there are significantly less number of assigned boxers, which makes the possibility of our encounters even more likely.

LOL, don't wirry mate, we both know how versatile the game is, for example I was sent some boxers by another player to practice on them, selected his counterpouncher cruiser, than picked one of my boxers from that same weight division, started to applying, and trying out different strategies, but I kept losing, then I just got pissed off, and applied the initial flash KO gameplan, and knocked that annoying counterpuncher guy out in the very 1st round!

As for the commentaries, for me, who still remembers, how they looked like in the early boxing manager games, (meaning both in online and offline ones), I do consider both the level, and the quality of the WEBL commentary for more than satisfying.

hi caccio,

I am a massive fan of sports management sims.  but for some reason I just can't navigate browser games or find them to clunky and awkward to fully enjoy.

for example I am a massive football manager fan and still have not found an accessible 1 in the 10 years I have been blind.  I was excited when I saw hat trick in the database, but honestly I found it awful in so many aspects.

please can you suggest any games that are accessible on the pc or ios? I don't mind if its football, rugby, formula one racind or even horse racing sims.

I think stablemasters is accessible but I can't get a copy of it anywhere.   I wish developers would make these style of games because they are 95% text based.  I will try this boxing game but as its a browser game to be honest my hopes are not high.

Hi there Shrike!

I totally understand your problem regarding online browser games, since I encountered, and am still struggling with the same troubles you mentioned.
Plus I was also a big fan of football, and yes, horse racing managers as well, actually, along with boxing managers, those were my number1 favorite game-genres. (Football Manager I played regularily starting from 2007, played Champrionship Manager before it, then Stable Masters, Starters Orders sequels, then an offline game called  "boxing manager", since back in those times online ones still sucked heavily, etc, and played for example Football Manager till the very day I totally lost my vision, (in march 2016), since it had such a good and strong contrast,  that I could still play it even with severely weakened eyesight))

Unfortunately I must agree, those simplified browser-version football managers can't even come near to the "real thing", meaning to the level which the Football Manager 20xx video game presented, so I got disappointed in them quite soon, and stopped struggling with them the moment I realized this sad fact.

BTW not only managers, but the very most of browser-based games in general, are indeed often difficult, or if not, than very time-consuming to play right with a screen-reader, it's possible, but often very annoying and (mentally) tiring, so that they take away a hell of our blind gamer's time, (and nerves too, yarrr), which was the second reason I given them up so fast, in order to preserve my remaining, but gradually decreasing patience.

Then I started concentrating on MUDs, which are much more accessable, easier, and faster to play with screen-readers, but there are no managers among them at all..

Also unfortunately, I must say I managed to find very few, indeed screen-reader friendly browser MMOs so far, and those include no football, horse racing, or any other type of sport managers, except the one we are talking about here, WEBL, which I really consider to be, let's say, quite simple and easy to play with a screen-reader.
(but pretty hard to master, especially meaning the fight plans which we must 1st select, then construct or edit, and then set for each one of our boxers, before their  each incoming fight)
That pretty screen-reader friendly user interface, which differes a bit from those I experienced in browser-based MMOs, (at least so far), is what distinguishes WEBL from other browser-based manager games, and is one of the main reasons, why I welcomed WEBL so happily at the 1st place!

So, unfortunately for the 3rd time, I can't come up with any other suggestions regarding browser-based managers for you, I can only suggest you to ask our admin called Dark here, on this forum-site, he possesses both much larger, and more up-to-date knowledge of accessable games than I do, in fact he is the one, who recommended me the most of the games I currently play regularily.

LOL, my primary problem was, that I found only such, baseball and american football managers, instead of the targeted and desired boxing manager,, and those are sports the rules of which I have no idea about, nor feel any desire to learn them, those 2 types of sports are totally out of my interest-range.

However, this is a matter I can give you a suggestion about:
There is, actually was a developer of accessable games called Jim Kitchen, (R.I.P.), and there is both a baseball, and an american football manager game on his website, which is still active and functioning, his games are all totally free, and you can find the link to his site here in audiogames.net, just check for the game list, find, and access it!
There you will have a download link to each of Mr Kitchen's games, or you can choose to download a pack containing all of them.

Errr...in case you are searching for online, browser-based versions of those manager-games, sorry, can't help you, as I said, I totally lack the interest in them.

Hi.
Yeah, I also wanted to get into manager games for quite some time but some keep me away with clunky interfaces and strange numbers representing values, the problem was that it was never explained what those numbers mean.
Sadly out of the park is not accessible, we would have solved the baseball manager problem.
For realtime boxing I always enjoyed fight night round 3 on ps2, with the ps2 emulator for windows you can still enjoy this game.
Greetings Moritz.

on this WEBL game I have already encountered a problem.  when I try to create a boxer it just puts me back to the log in section even though I have already logged in.

honestly I think my main issue with browser games is a lack of training with a screen reader, since I became blind at the age of 30 I just downloaded a screen reader and picked up stuff as I went along, thus having no real understanding of its true capabilities.

the only thing that puzzles me, is the fact there are tons of awesome audio game developers and none seem to be interested in the sports simulation genre. I have now been waiting for 14 years for an accessible management sim, I also have sent emails to Eidos, Sports Interactive and EA Sports pleading with them to make there manager games accessible, and everytime I get roughly the same response, thank you for your email Mr Shrike, we are always looking to improve our games and in making them as accessible as possible in up and coming future releases.