After Little Mac retired from the WVBA, a young aspiring Dutch boxer named Klaas Dekker rises from the ashes left behind by Mac. Being coached by Doc Louis and his son Vinny, Klaas is gonna go the distance and become the WVBA's next champion. Will Klaas have what it takes to follow in Little Mac's footsteps? Or will he be left in the dust by the competition? Only time will tell.

Based off the Punch-Out! games for NES and Wii. Seventeen-year-old Little Mac wants to become a professional boxer and redeem himself from the poor treatment he received from everyone during his life. With some help from a former boxing champion as coach, he has to prove everyone was wrong about him.

Basato sui giochi Punch Out! per NES e Wii. Il diciassettenne Little Mac desidera diventare un pugile professionista e riscattarsi dal brutto modo in cui tutti lo trattavano durante la sua vita. Con l'aiuto di un ex campione di pugilato come allenatore, deve dimostrare che gli altri si sbagliavano su di lui.

After Little Mac retired the WVBA has fallen into shambles and a new organisation called the IWBA (International World Boxing Association), now all the other boxers have blacklisted and now it's up too Little Mac to reclaim the belt and his glory, new friendships will form and rivalries will strive!

From Punch King on the GBA

Joe has been acting strange it doesn't take long for kaiser to find out.

Set during a rare break between Little Mac's matches and training sessions. Little Mac has the idea to take Doc to a baseball game on one rare spring day off from training and traveling. Doc is less than amused at the appalling sportsmanship of the opposing team. Based on the prompt: "That's starting to get annoying." Written for Day 28 of the 31 Day March Drabble Challenge.

The boxers having a sleepover they will regret

A remastered version of my original punch out story. 3 years after the retirement of Little Mac, the WVBA has closed. The CBA opens to take its place. Mac is ready to fight his way back to the top!

This is the story of how one kid from the Bronx went the distance and ended up Champion Of The World!

A kid is put in the ring with a man.

2 fresh boxers in the Minor Circuit.

The first meeting between the two youngest boxers.

Ever wondered about the people in the audience who watched the fights during punch out! Well this story is about one face in the crowd who loved Mac from the start. Her problem. How do you get a rising star to notice you? especially when you're plain.

Minor Circuit champion versus Major Circuit champion.

Little Mac has his first professional boxing bout against Henry Jameson and gets taught a boxing lesson.

Based on another story

A young Little Mac takes on Wan Jab Lo as he learns why China has the superior boxers.

Wade Hixton's truck breaks down in Bronx, NY, home of the one and only Little Mac! He seeks for help at an indecent time of night, and luckily, he finds it! Rating and Genre may change based on what I think of lol

Glass Joe reflects on his career.

The title says it all. Basically a story about why Mac wears a shirt all the time. It is rather strange after all, considering that none of the other boxers does that. A oneshot, which means there won't be anymore chapters after the first one. Rated T for a bit of violence (what do you expect? It is boxing after all). Crackfic.

One thing no one really knows about the famous Bruiser from the Bronx is his super form called Giga Mac. Where did this come from, and how? Here's the tale of how the form came to be, right before Mac takes on the WVBA.

After a match with Little Mac, Von Kaiser has a panic attack alone in the locker room. To his surprise, someone comes to his aid.

In the spring of 1987, a kid named Mac Little decided to act on his childhood dream of becoming the best fighter in the W.V.B.A. This is a story of true victory, but the road was long.

Breaking his silence for the first time in almost 30 years, Little Mac describes The Battle of the Decade to our reporter. The story of Mike versus Mac straight from the horse's mouth! Read it all in this month's issue of Sports Illustrated!