UFC Undisputed 2010

aute sparing or manual sparing to get points,get them to level 30,50,70 cuz then they cant go back down. your power,speed,and cardio is the same thing,you can get them to 30,50,70 and they will stay there. from there on you can add points and spar to what your fighter is. i was a boxer so i had my punching offense to 100 and didnt work on my submission and same thing with power cardio and speed. i trained my levels to as high as they could go

Phew thank you for that nice piece of info. I was wondering if your stats would ever stay somewhere

do u have to win the belt to get this achievement bcoz i cant beat shogun rua

you dont have to win anything,im certain u can go through the career mode losing as long as you finish your career when the trainer tells you too

I just finished my last fight and NOTHING. I'm in the locker room, but I don't have a fight scheduled, and I don't see anything to do? ANOTHER glitch?

Ok, so I had to rest or train for the rest of the year in order for the achievement to pop. I'm surprised no one else ran into this or posted about it yet.

any suggestions on how to keep your stats up?

I have just finished my career and nothing! Ill try what KempoMan says maybe then it will pop! :/

To make your guy Good: Manual Sparring with 70% or more Stamina, Take him Down, Stand Up, Rush to Stand over him (since there's no Ref to pull you off him) and alternate punching to his body and head. Keep your Stats at 70 and Keep Sparring. You'll reach a limit of 999, in which you won't be able to earn more unless you spend them.

If you can Manage, do a Focused Sparring (my guy was a Submission whiz). I was able to earn 20 Bonus Points forcing my Opponent to tap. Spend those, Then Spend the rest once your Career is done.

My guy's Career (Welterweight) ended at a career of 31-7. Didn't know it could go to 51.

I am just about done with career mode. My tips to complete this easily and as quickly as possible:

1. Play on Beginner
2. Make sure you make custom shorts, shirts and hats with the maximum amount of logos so you can earn max cred after each fight
3. Pick a discipline and stick with it. I suck at submissions and just wanted to KO everyone, which I did.
4. Auto Train. No need to waste time trying do it manually. You'll get all the skill points you need to beat the game on beginner by auto-training. Just make sure you aren't too fatigued (no more than 40% before you spar) or you won't get max skill points
5. When you train/spar make sure you pick just one or two aspects to focus on and get those up to the tiers before focusing on anything else. I made the mistake of trying to upgrade everything simultaneously and I would suffer decay of my skills because I couldn't find time to train, spar, rest and do dumb appearances.
6. If you play on Beginner you'll probably be nearly undefeated so you can skip extra appearances and any special events. You'll have plenty of cred if you just get the title and keep defending it. No attending the weigh-in, nothing like that. I always showed "respect" in my post fight interview as well. No need to worry about popularity, if you keep defending the title you'll be a superstar no problem.
7. This is your call, but I didn't really do any camp invites. They are somewhat time consuming. I did get my minimum level 3 skill with a single punch for the achievement but that's about it. If you're playing on beginner, you just won't need to worry about it.

Just adding that my career was 52 fights (all first round KOs) and ended with the end of the fiscal year 2021. Had to sim training until the end of December when a cutscene plays and your fighter is now coaching. Skip scene and achievement pops, credits roll.