Does Arthur Abraham fight with an UNFAIR advantage?

Hell yes!:bbb

 

Since the jaw is multiple parts, it's usually the lower portion that will contort the most. The further it rotates, the more likely it is that the switch will be tripped. The plates work together to prevent violent separation of the jaw during impact...:bbb

 

No fighting, I usually use it cause i like it . To me it's simply "point & counterpoint" like punch and counterpunch. No offense met. I'm not like that unless I'm attacked. My bad. Have a nice evening and keep typing dude. I'm having fun...:good (How's that?):hi:

 

cheek and chin / jaw, not the same. A titanium re-enforced jaw is a jaw that has healed natures way and been enhanced with multiple plates and screws. In the case of a cheek, if the supportive structure is weakened from the original injury, it will crumble not the plate. The jawbone is significantly thicker than a cheek bone however. :bbb

 

Perhaps, but should he be allowed to continue to compete with it. Why not have them removed if they mean "nothing"? Because if they're taken out, there is a higher chance of his jaw getting broke again. HCP athletes who compete with non HCP athletes must do so without assistance (artificial limbs etc...). Why not DQ athletes who've been surgically enhanced? Bottom line, if Casey Martin couldn't use a golf cart to compete in the PGA (he finally won the right but was too weak to continue play @ that level), then why allow this? This area of the body is vital to a boxing career...:bbb