Broner does it a lot i wonder if he's trying to do that to maybe make the judges think he didn't get hit or maybe he's that delusional and thought he made the other guy miss.
Does shaking your head no while getting hit sway the judges?
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I think if anything...you are admitting to getting hit. Wether you got hurt or not...you are telling the judges that the other guy is landing.Comment
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Uh, NO
it's the macho game, to get a psychological edge over your opponent, like he's fighting Godzilla
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It has other uses, as a boxer can play possum after he's REALLY been hurt. The toughguy act can throw an opponent off, and buy some time to recover. Sometimes a boxer will try that head shaking invulnerable act, while his unsteady legs are telling a different story
Some guys have shaken their head, and got knocked out on the NEXT punch
! So it can hilariously backfire!
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I think it does actually subconsciously influence judges in favor of the shaker, even though it isn't rational.Comment
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Biggest example that comes to mind is Bute vs MirandaUh, NO
it's the macho game, to get a psychological edge over your opponent, like he's fighting Godzilla
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It has other uses, as a boxer can play possum after he's REALLY been hurt. The toughguy act can throw an opponent off, and buy some time to recover. Sometimes a boxer will try that head shaking invulnerable act, while his unsteady legs are telling a different story
Some guys have shaken their head, and got knocked out on the NEXT punch
! So it can hilariously backfire!
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