Does boxing alter your facial structure?

[KingTito]

I'd say so. Yes.

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

Well idk if this counts, but Judah installed a landing strip on Garcia's head. Pretty sure he wasn't meant to have that.


Actually this is pretty easy to judge really...


Before:

After:

Landing strip... Also, how do you know it was Judah?

Man, Sugar Shane immediately comes to mind as well.

What does scar tissue have to do with facial structure?

Yea. I'm definitely not talking about scar tissue.

[jsmith_tsu]

MJ the greatest? Depends. Some will tell you LeBron. And dirt is not always brown. Some parts in Cuba have red looking dirt.

Who are these people. No way anybody over 30 who knows hoops thinks lebron is better then his Airness. Afraid to say the GOATs name with lebron. Dont want to tarnish his legacy.

[SlySlickSmooth]

Ok wait, I just thought about how your knuckles do seem to change as you train tho so. Idk really. Aside from scar tissue? You would need some way to compare and measure these changes with a boxer who trained since birth or something

[DannYankee]

Landing strip... Also, how do you know it was Judah?



Yea. I'm definitely not talking about scar tissue.

Try looking at more before and after pictures of boxers who been in the game a while you should be able to get your answers if bone structure changes, I personally think it depends on the guy.

And Remember in the judah fight Garcia got that gash in the middle of his forehead? I dont remember the landing strip being there before that fight i think it was made there, but maybe i'm wrong.

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

Ok wait, I just thought about how your knuckles do seem to change as you train tho so. Idk really. Aside from scar tissue? You would need some way to compare and measure these changes with a boxer who trained since birth or something

If you think about it, knuckles change from making impact. So why wouldn't the bones on your face not change from being impacted on?

Try looking at more before and after pictures of boxers who been in the game a while you should be able to get your answers if bone structure changes, I personally think it depends on the guy.

And Remember in the judah fight Garcia got that gash in the middle of his forehead? I dont remember the landing strip being there before that fight i think it was made there, but maybe i'm wrong.

I don't think you can just compare before and after pics cause humans change through the years even if we're not being punched. So there's no way to prove that the person's face changed due to being punched just from pictures. I think this would require studies. Like x rays and ****.

[dan_cov]

Ok wait, I just thought about how your knuckles do seem to change as you train tho so. Idk really. Aside from scar tissue? You would need some way to compare and measure these changes with a boxer who trained since birth or something

It wouldn't be possible as your bone density/facial structure is increasing /changing non stop throughout your childhood anyway.

If bone structure did increase via micro fractures the differential would be so small it wouldn't be noticeable to the naked eye and I am not sure they would grow back bigger only apparently more stronger.

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

What about bones like the orbit? Those might become MORE PRONOUNCED from taking shots through the years?

[chargerhemi06]

Does a bear chit in the woods and wipe his ass with a furry white rabbit? I'd say so.

If brandon Rios doesn't start blocking punches his face will end up like this.
http://matthew****s.com/images/2011/07/sloth.jpg

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

Does a bear chit in the woods and wipe his ass with a furry white rabbit? I'd say so.

If brandon Rios doesn't start blocking punches his face will end up like this.
http://matthew****s.com/images/2011/07/sloth.jpg

Its funny how you and BrushMyHair (who failed miserably btw) come in here with smartass posts like its so obvious but 0 evidence.