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To hit a super fast serve (with smoke), you have to hit the ball at the very top of the toss.

This is easily acheived by starting with the controller in hand ready to flick downward as if you were cast a fishing pole.

Hit the A button to toss the ball, and when the ball toss reaches its peak, or as it is about to reach the peak, flick the controller down quickly.

If timed correctly, you can master this serve literally everytime.

I am currently Lvl 3116. I now get 0xp for a perfect fight. I have a video showing me gaining no Xp from a perfect fight. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8mmXYkJ2ow Im not sure if this is the max for everyone... but it is for me. Also, i have gotten 1xp since level
3070, sometimes 0 if i dont get a good enough combo for the knockout.

At first, I thought NorCalfilth did some photoshop action on his score, but that's about where the threshold is. After the 3100 mark, it's REALLY difficult to increase your score. I hit 3110 last night. I've been trying to fight the opponants with the higher ranking... like 1640+... but I've been getting zero gain.

So wow... 3116, that's impressive. Nice boxing Wiipro and NorCalfilth!

I might be taking too long with my fights. You went right at them. What was the ranking of your opponant?

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Around level 1550-1650 is the opponents, im not too sure about that specific fight. Good job with your achievement too though.

im now a 3120

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3124. http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3...vl_1__0001.jpg Are you guys useing the update where you can adjust the sensitivity of the sensor bar? I have not updated my Wii since i got it, but im sure it might help me if i got it.

I have all the latest Wii System Updates, but I left the sensitivity at the default setting. I didn't notice any differences between the settings. The mouse pointer seemed to move at the exact same speed, so I don't know what it's supposed to do.

Also... how are you able to increase your score? I thought you hit the wall yesterday?

There is something else that I would try if I had two Wiimotes. Will your rank increase if you beat another player? If so, then there's no telling how high the score can go.

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i assumed yesterday wen i hit 3116 and got 0xp from what i thought was a "perfect fight" that it was my max. I played again seeing the 3120 score and realized i could increase mine as well. I don't know about the 2 player scenario. Increasing the sensitivity, from what i heard, could make you put less effort into your swings, and still do crutial, hard hitting damage. Ill update my Wii tommaro and check.

The sensor bar is only for the pointer and doesn't affect the motion sensing capabilities. The Sensor Bar sensitivity determines the distance the player can be from the TV. If you move out of the range of the Sensor Bar the cursor can become erratic. The higher the sensitivity is set, the farther away you can be, but makes the Sensor Bar more susceptible to infrared interference.

As far as I know, there is no way to increase the sensitivity of the accelerometers (the motion sensing part of the wii remote)

Take note of the time it takes you to defeat your opponent, I'm willing to bet the time taken in the round is factored into the score as well as how "perfect" the fight was. Combos are definitely the way to go.. practice in the punching bag training.

For the super fast Tennis serve, it doesn't have to be at the top of the throw.. what's important is that you want to put the remote through as much of an angle as possible when serving. start with the remote angled back as far as possible (preferably horizontal with the remote pointing away from the tv), then with a brisk movement (not too fast) bring the remote through a full arc and stop when you get to the horizontal position with the remote pointing towards the tv. I usually do this with a flick of the wrist, using a comfortable, but quick pace.

Be careful using this serve on newer players, as they get frustrated very quickly