Muzzel

I can talk from experience when I tell you, if you really would had knocked down they would never ever let you leave after 3 hours. I got knocked out at a major college judo tournament, because I got headbutted and was thrown unconscious. I had a bad headache and my left bodysite was tickling. So I was brought to hospital for magnetic resonance tomography and computer tomography. Although I felt okay after some hours they kept me 3 days and I always had to wear some heartbeat detection... so decide on your own. well if you would have read the thread you would have seen where Bat posted an article about one of the most brutal KO's ever and the guy was only at the hospital for a short time. So yeah, your argument is invalid. The point is that you take a incalculable risk, when u get that early out of the hospital. Every boxer knows that and would stay there, if he knows the knockout was badass. If a blood vessel is damaged, but not cut - and you don't see that magnetic resonance tomography - you stay of course in the hospital for some days. If the blood vessel opens you can be dead within some minutes. No fighter with a brain left, would take such a risk. Fact.

@boxing 2106: yeah he felt the pressure and was scared. you could see it in his face. he quitted.

I can talk from experience when I tell you, if you really would had knocked down they would never ever let you leave after 3 hours. I got knocked out at a major college judo tournament, because I got headbutted and was thrown unconscious. I had a bad headache and my left bodysite was tickling. So I was brought to hospital for magnetic resonance tomography and computer tomography. Although I felt okay after some hours they kept me 3 days and I always had to wear some heartbeat detection... so decide on your own.