Characters
The following characters are readily available in the game. Avery Waddell voices created characters.
| Character | Fighting style | Default fight song | Artist(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Big Boi | Beatboxer | Kryptonite (I'm on It) | Purple Ribbon All-Stars |
| Bun B | Street Kwon Do | Top Back | T.I. |
| E-40 | Black Panther | Tell Me When to Go | E−40 |
| Ghostface Killah | Street Kwon Do | The Champ (Remix) | Ghostface Killah |
| Jim Jones | Ghetto Blaster | We Fly High | Jim Jones |
| Kano | Jah Breaka | Ante Up | M.O.P. |
| Lil Jon | Muay Fly | Get Low | Lil Jon and the Eastside Boyz |
| Ludacris | Muay Fly | Get Back | Ludacris |
| Mike Jones | Beatboxer | Back Then | Mike Jones |
| Paul Wall | Muay Fly | Sittin' Sidewayz | Paul Wall |
| Redman | Black Panther | Let's Go | Redman |
| Sean Paul | Jah Breaka | All Out | Sean Paul |
| T.I. | Street Kwon Do | What You Know | T.I. |
| Tego | Ghetto Blaster | Head in the Zone | Sean Paul |
| The Game | Muay Fly | It's Okay (One Blood) | The Game |
| Young Jeezy | Black Panther | Soul Survivor | Young Jeezy |
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