How come some boxers who have been hit a lot in their careers barely have any visible

really? You actually bothered to type this out and post it?

 

It sometimes takes years for the ill effects to catch up with them but they will pay for it later in life no question.

 

Are you sure it was a recent photo...

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Wrong eye.

 

No, it's the right eye.

 

George foreman had some rough nights in the ring and a tough early life and he still has a baby face

 

Spend time with one of those blood-n-guts warriors guys -- now over 50 -- who look unmarked 'n you'll see the damage: The thousand-yard-stare, slurred speech, reaching for words 'n bumping into furniture.

 

If they just listen to this man :


[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7GgwOFpz7s[/ame]

 

eye see what you mean

 

great vid, guy has been in with some greats and has taken some beatings and his face doesnt show it

and this is insightful for all those morons who just say glass jaw this and glass jaw that

there is more to knockouts than that, as Chuvalo says you can find ways to build resistance and some bodies are better than others

 

Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. is another such example. I guess it helps having a head like a ****ing rock.

 

Aye, eye.

 

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