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    Just read about a Thai gambler who retired and had the magnets he had placed in his hands surgically removed. He used them early in his career in combination with a loaded dice.

    Made me think, what's to stop boxers implanting metal next to their bones? To add some extra power?

  • #2
    Originally posted by Roberto Vasquez View Post
    Just read about a Thai gambler who retired and had the magnets he had placed in his hands surgically removed. He used them early in his career in combination with a loaded dice.

    Made me think, what's to stop boxers implanting metal next to their bones? To add some extra power?
    Wilder had this planted into his fist and started sleeping people

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    • #3
      Originally posted by HeadShots View Post

      Wilder had this planted into his fist and started sleeping people
      no fury did. thats the only way he was able to knockout the great wilder! x-ray his hands!
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      • #4
        Would damage the hands more than anything. The same reason boxers with plates in their face swell up twice as fast as before. Not good to have foreign objects in the body when dishing out or receiving blunt force trauma.
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        • #5
          Originally posted by HeadShots View Post

          Wilder had this planted into his fist and started sleeping people
          This has crossed my mind especially since the guy seems unable to hold his hands up to protect his head late in the fight e.g. round 8 against Parker. Also that punch against Helenius kind of looked like if anyone else had thrown it, it wouldn't have had that effect.

          Originally posted by W1LL View Post
          Would damage the hands more than anything. The same reason boxers with plates in their face swell up twice as fast as before. Not good to have foreign objects in the body when dishing out or receiving blunt force trauma.
          Surely not if the metal just adds weight to your fist and isn't on the impact surface?​

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