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Re: Death In The Boxing Ring
nonono, THE NAME IS DANIEL AGUILLON, WAS DECLARED BRAIN DEAD 18TH OCTOBER 2008, WAS BEATEN BY ALEJANDRO SANABRIA.... http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2008/10/1...ticle=a16n1dep |
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02-03-2010, 07:16 PM
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Re: Death In The Boxing Ring
you know i was really expecting a super punch, you know like cocking back all the way and BAM and not some love tap to the face! but the victim was at least 130ish pounds!
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04-25-2010, 07:58 PM
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Re: Death In The Boxing Ring
First off...The idiots saying "It was a soft punch to the jaw" Well...It was a VERY HARD punch (around 400lbs of pressure most likely) Also, it was an UPPER CUT to the NOSE The bone was shoved into the skull, tapping the brain, causing heavy breathing problems... These problems can be fixed (if fixable damage or minimal damage is done) You must resuscitate the patient and put them on life support within 7 minutes, or it's lights out... 99% of the time getting hit this way...YOU DIE But it is a 0.001% of someone hitting you in that exact spot, and hard enough to do this damage. Source- Retired US ARMY (boxing) And medical school (also, I mentioned I worked part time in a morgue over the summers, years ago) I have doctors in my family, and extensive college... I am right. Plain and simple.  |
