The Physiology of Punch Resistance

[Marchegiano]

I have no idea what you are talking about,and I don't think you are too sure either .
Were you Glaukos.on ESB?
The one who rattled on about ancient Greek cestus fighters and made posts about fighters you have read about,that no one's ever heard of, and fights you have no way of authenticating,but you posted about as though you had been"ringside for them?"

Greek cestus fighters?

[Ivich]

Greek cestus fighters?

Was Glaukos YOU? It's a simple enough question to answer.

[Marchegiano]

Was Glaukos YOU? It's a simple enough question to answer.

Oh, wow bud ... Yes ... the guy here talking about thick skulled spartans and the guy on ESB talking about thick skulled spartans are the same guy. I had thought telling you, you like me when you don't know it is me was a very clear answer.


Recap:

You: Oh no, TheHammer is here

Me: You like me when you don't recognize me

You: I don't think you know the reference but also here's some factually incorrect history Hammer would definitely pounce on to correct.

Me: Your distain for my knowledge of ancient boxing history is cute.

You: Are you Hammer though? For realzies?




... just saying ... jeez ...

[Slugfester]

Who was built better to take a punch, Tony Galento or Paul Williams?

[Dobyzhee]

The Nigerian Nightmare Samuel Peter used to attend Wednesday Bible studies at Oakey Blvd Church of Christ here in Las Vegas.

I asked him what it was like to be knocked out and he told me the physiology part of it.

He said when you get knocked out, your blood from your legs rushes to your head which explains the wobbly legs that boxers get when they get knocked to the head and they come to stand up right away.

So you basically have no feelings in your legs when you get knocked out and it’s best to try and take the full 9 seconds to get back up. The tricky part as usual is beating the count.

hope that helps.