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  • mojack
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    Wiki:

    There is actually very little known about what exactly causes a knockout but many agree it has to do with minor trauma to the brain stem. This usually happens when the head rotates sharply, often caused by a strike. A common misconception is that a knockout is caused by compression put on the carotid arteries in the neck restricting blood flow, but this is in fact how a choke out works.[2] A basic principle of boxing is to defend against this vulnerability by keeping both hands raised about the face.

    A fighter who suffers a concussion and becomes unconscious from a strike with sufficient knockout power is referred to as having been knocked out or kayoed (KO'd). Losing balance without losing consciousness is referred to as being knocked down ("down but not out"). Repeated blows to the head are known to gradually cause permanent brain damage, with Alzheimer- or Parkinson's-like symptoms, and in severe cases may cause strokes or paralysis. This is commonly known as becoming "punch-drunk". Because of this, many physicians advise against sports involving knockouts.[3]
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    • Gareth Ivanovic
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      #12
      Maybe the Ding-a-Ling Man can do that to Arslan. He tried against B.J. Flores, but Flores was just too good of a boxer for him.

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      • King Koopa
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        #13
        Ding-A-Ling!! Dizaam

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        • Jody
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          #14
          Originally posted by mojack
          I've never been knocked out, but I reckon sometimes because you're "Not with it" you carry on standing.

          Interesting question though. The closest I've been to being knocked out was in a car accident where i rolled the car on its roof, the firemen were laughing when they pulled me out from the car because I pulled the handbrake so the car wouldn't roll, even though the car was on its roof. The brain does strange when you've had a **** on the head.
          I can imagine it takes a lot for a boxer to volunteer taking a knee in a fight. It's not something they train for, its a guaranteed deduction in points on the scorecards, and like you said they may not be able to think straight at that particular moment.

          I remember my friend got his "bell rung" playing football in high school one time and he immediately started scooping and playing with the dirt on the field where he lay like he was a little kid.

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          • Jody
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            #15
            Originally posted by mojack
            Wiki:

            There is actually very little known about what exactly causes a knockout but many agree it has to do with minor trauma to the brain stem. This usually happens when the head rotates sharply, often caused by a strike. A common misconception is that a knockout is caused by compression put on the carotid arteries in the neck restricting blood flow, but this is in fact how a choke out works.[2] A basic principle of boxing is to defend against this vulnerability by keeping both hands raised about the face.

            A fighter who suffers a concussion and becomes unconscious from a strike with sufficient knockout power is referred to as having been knocked out or kayoed (KO'd). Losing balance without losing consciousness is referred to as being knocked down ("down but not out"). Repeated blows to the head are known to gradually cause permanent brain damage, with Alzheimer- or Parkinson's-like symptoms, and in severe cases may cause strokes or paralysis. This is commonly known as becoming "punch-drunk". Because of this, many physicians advise against sports involving knockouts.[3]
            There are also many boxers whose speech has slurred heavily too (many local unknown fighters as well). Boxing has to be the most brutal sport in the world because of all the blows to the brain.

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            • sparked_85
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              #16
              Originally posted by Jody
              I can imagine it takes a lot for a boxer to volunteer taking a knee in a fight. It's not something they train for, its a guaranteed deduction in points on the scorecards, and like you said they may not be able to think straight at that particular moment.

              I remember my friend got his "bell rung" playing football in high school one time and he immediately started scooping and playing with the dirt on the field where he lay like he was a little kid.
              LOL, I played Hurling a gaelic sport sort of like hockey but much tougher, I got smacked in the head with the hurley (the stick) and knocked out

              I was vacant all day afterwards. I went home put a Pizza in the oven and would have burn't the house down if my sister hadn't returned. I didn't even remember putting a pizza in the oven or notice the smoke. I was ****ed.

              lol.

              So yeah I can cut this guy some slack. Dangerous **** I think,

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              • mojack
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                #17
                Originally posted by Jody
                There are also many boxers whose speech has slurred heavily too (many local unknown fighters as well). Boxing has to be the most brutal sport in the world because of all the blows to the brain.
                Yep, but it's not the worst


                1.Auto racing
                2.Sky diving
                3.BMX riding
                4.Freestyle motocross
                5.Luge
                6.Bull riding(is that what its called?)
                7.Surfing(SHARKS!)
                8.Horse racing(would'nt be nice to get stomped on!)
                9.Mountain biking
                10.Fencing
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                Last edited by mojack; 09-07-2011, 04:43 PM.

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                • steptwome
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                  #18
                  ................Brutal

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                  • sparked_85
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by mojack
                    Yep, but it's not the worst


                    1.Auto racing
                    2.Sky diving
                    3.BMX riding
                    4.Freestyle motocross
                    5.Luge
                    6.Bull riding(is that what its called?)
                    7.Surfing(SHARKS!)
                    8.Horse racing(would'nt be nice to get stomped on!)
                    9.Mountain biking
                    10.Fencing

                    Is that when they go down an icy tunnel of death lying on tea tray reaching speeds of 90 mph.

                    lol. I say that has to be the toughest sport of all imo.

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                    • Jody
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by sparked_85
                      LOL, I played Hurling a gaelic sport sort of like hockey but much tougher, I got smacked in the head with the hurley (the stick) and knocked out

                      I was vacant all day afterwards. I went home put a Pizza in the oven and would have burn't the house down if my sister hadn't returned. I didn't even remember putting a pizza in the oven or notice the smoke. I was ****ed.

                      lol.

                      So yeah I can cut this guy some slack. Dangerous **** I think,
                      man, thank God for your sister! lol. the brain is a very important part of a fully functioning human being.

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