Boxers affected and unaffected by Dementia pugilistica

He's still living and healthy.

 

Schmeling was fine. Lived to be old.

 

How the hell can i prove it. Its not like we hung out.
All u gotta do is look at footage of him and u can tell its more than Parkinsons

 

This article supports exactly what I've been saying. Ali had traumatic Parkinson's but not pugilistic dementia. He wasn't demented. Your quote is the same as what I've been saying.

 

Duran is in good condition.long career .think that guy will still be around in his ninetys. Ray Leonard sharp as a tack . Holmes seems fine. You never can tell how it will turn out.

 

Meldrick Taylor is shocking, if you watch any interviews with him before Chavez Sr and a few years later it's actually quite upsetting.

 

george foreman is more articulate now than he was 40 years ago.

 

Us boxers seem much more damaged than other nationalities.

 

De la hoya looks and sounds like he's been a promoter for his whole life. Mosley seems to have taken brain damage after all those beatings, only time will tell.

 

Joichiro Tatsuyoshi is clearly affected

 

Roberto Duran and Chavez Sr seem just fine

 

It's entirely possible that the theory that the more cerebrospinal fluid a person has in the brain the less brain damage they'll get from getting contact in the head is true. All brains are mostly the same in structure so the only factor here should be the differences in how hard the brain hits the skull.

 

M. Taylor, Toney, Bowe, Norris come to mind as far as the last few decades are concerned.