description Champion Pub Overview
The Champion Pub is a solid-state pinball machine released by Williams Electronics Games under the Bally label in 1998. Its theme is a boxing pub, and its playfield includes a boxer figure, a rotating wall with heavy-bag and boxing functions, a speed-bag target, and a jump-rope feature in which the ball must pass over a rotating bar. The game is designed for players who enjoy mechanically interactive sports-themed pinball.
help Champion Pub FAQ
What makes Champion Pub different from a normal boxing-themed pinball machine?
Champion Pub turns boxing into the central playfield system rather than using it as decoration. The 1998 Williams Electronics Games machine includes a boxer figure, a speed-bag target, and a rotating wall with heavy-bag and boxing functions.
Which company made Champion Pub, and when was it released?
Champion Pub was released in 1998 by Williams Electronics Games under the Bally label. It is a solid-state pinball machine from the late Williams era.
What physical features should I look for on a Champion Pub playfield?
Important features include the boxer figure, speed-bag target, rotating wall, and jump-rope feature. These mechanisms make the machine easy to distinguish from a standard ramp-focused pinball table.
Is Champion Pub a Bally or Williams pinball machine?
It is generally identified with the Bally label, but the manufacturer was Williams Electronics Games. That makes Champion Pub part of the late-1990s Williams/Bally solid-state pinball catalog.
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