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I'm no doctor, but it's my understanding that after a bone FULLY heals it is stronger than ever. Floyd broke his hands a lot in the past, but he never had time to let them heal up all the way because he always had to start training for his next fight. Do you think that after his year and a half retirement the bones in his hands will be stronger than ever?
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Who knows really, I mean if that were the case Paulie Malignaggi would have had hands of stone considering the many surgeries he has had.Originally posted by NoQuitters View Post
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His hands should be just fine.Comment
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when did paulie ever take 2 years off to let his hands heal????and to answer the question...4sho...floyds gonna show new power in his punches...1st victim..jmm sept 19thOriginally posted by jri9d0 View PostComment
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Depends on the break. Sometimes the bone doesn't grow back in the right way. Anyway the problems with his hand seemed to extend to the nerves in it so no I don't think they are less ''brittle''.Comment
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Nope they will be the same.
It's not like his hands have had a rest anyway, I mean Floyd said he's still been training lots in retirement.Comment
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Why do you think he took 2 years off?Comment
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The hand is made of over 200 bones so it depends on which one it is... if its one that takes pressure every time that hand connects theres always a good chance of that bone being refractured now matter how long its been. You'll see a few boxers that hand or hands are pretty much done during the end of there career kinda like Gatti u just knew it was a matter of time till he broke his hand everytime he fought.Comment
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