Round 8 Font

Round 8 takes its name from the eighth round of the 1974 fight between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman in Kinshasa, the round Ali won. The type is just as tight. Letters are extremely narrow and heavy, with almost no space inside them, and the specimen calls it the greatest Atipo heavyweight typeface of all time.

The preview is a boxing magazine layout: NORMAN MAILER THE FIGHT and SOMETIMES EMOTIONS CAN WIN FIGHTS stacked in red over black and white photos. It is capitals only. The download here is one OTF file.

Best uses for Round 8

  • Sports magazines and posters
  • Boxing and gym branding
  • Film titles
  • Editorial headlines
  • Protest and campaign posters

Font pairings

Round 8 is so narrow that a wider text face balances it. Work Sans is a good fit. Libre Franklin works for captions in a magazine layout.

Licence & credit

The Round 8 file on FreeFont.io is for personal use only. Round 8 is designed by Atipo Foundry, and you can buy a commercial licence from Atipo Foundry.

Round 8 Sans-Serif Font

Round 8 Font
Round 8 Font

License: Personal Use Only!
Font Type: Free
Format: OTF
Total Files: 1

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Round 8 Font FAQ

Is Round 8 free for commercial use?

No. This file is for personal use only. Get a licence from Atipo Foundry for commercial work.

Why is it called Round 8?

It refers to the eighth round of the 1974 Ali and Foreman fight in Kinshasa, Zaire.

What free font is similar to Round 8?

Six Caps and Anton are open licence condensed fonts, though Round 8 is heavier.

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