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10-08-2010, 05:34 PM
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Re: Death In The Boxing Ring
i think youre right but it still didnt look like much of a punch- i mean if every fighter that got hit like that died, there would be a death every other fight. He hit him just right though. It could also be that the guy that died got hit hard earlier enough to knock soomething loose. Then all he needed was a little jab to put him to sleep. I know that's not the scientific explanation but there is something to that medically. Someone smarter than me elaborate if you know what im talkin about.
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11-16-2010, 06:28 PM
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Re: Death In The Boxing Ring
That punch was fast in slow motion, It the internal bleeding of the brain that kills them. The journeyman boxers go the other areas to fight as when knocked out you are suppose to be suspended for months before fighting again. the broken nose in the brain is almost imposable with those heavy gloves. I wish they would wear headgear
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