Should Deontay Wilder be Allowed to Fight with Steel Pins in His Hand?

[New England]

He's gonna hurt himself before anyone else.

People are really ****ing clueless these days.

can you start banning people for being ******?

i know there's a lot of subjectivity involved, but can you imagine what a phenomenal place this would be with 95% of the riff raff gone?

[SUBZER0ED]

He's gonna hurt himself before anyone else.

People are really ****ing clueless these days.

Tell it to the guys he's KTFO with that hand.

[SUBZER0ED]

wilder would prefer not to need pins in his haand. trust.

Of course he would, but his hand breaks when he hits someone too hard with it. Remedy? Get steel pins to reinforce the bones so when he punches through his target, his hand doesn't break but his opponent gets KO'd.

[Larry the boss]

What a ****** thread

[bojangles1987]

and that they'd all give up their precious pins for hands that didn't break when they hit stuff

I mean, jeez, I'm nothing close to an expert on broken hands and I could tell you this is common and sure as hell not giving any of those fighters an advantage.

[SUBZER0ED]

What a ****** thread

Thanks for stopping by.

[juggernaut666]

If Floyd's hands were reinforced with steel, I think he would punch harder, because he wouldn't have as much worry of stressing the bones. Wilder punches harder with those steel pins in his hand than he would if he didn't have them, because he knows he's less likely to re-break it.

I agree with Floyd but not Wilder who would hit hard regardless of the pins

[HEND]

omg... Such a ******ed thread again.

[SUBZER0ED]

can you start banning people for being ******?

i know there's a lot of subjectivity involved, but can you imagine what a phenomenal place this would be with 95% of the riff raff gone?

This from a guy who pretends to be Andre Ward.

[DARKSEID]

Having steel knuckles actually sounds pretty ****ing awesome.

Is there a surgical procedure you can undertake to get steel knuckles?