You cannot take punches to the head without damage. All fighters are damaged.

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Jazzo, Oct 10, 2010.


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  1. psi

    psi New Member Full Member

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    We surely have a brain-damaged boxer here in Germany. It is Henry Maske, who thinks that he is the reincarnation of Max Schmeling.

    Currently, there is even a movie about Schmeling's life in the cinemas - starring Henry Maske featuring Arthur Abraham. No Joke!
     
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  2. Azzer85

    Azzer85 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    At least u can understand wtf hes talking about
    Try listening to Ali, Bowe or Holyfield
     
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  3. MAG1965

    MAG1965 Loyal Member banned

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    the fights which damage fighters the most are the sustained beatings. A one punch knockout doesn't seem to be as bad, as long as the fighter is not psychologically affected.
     
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  4. joe namath's gin

    joe namath's gin Active Member Full Member

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    Big dick George Foreman has NO damage.
     
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  5. bdman

    bdman Active Member Full Member

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    explain george chuvalo. and its symptoms not simtoms genius!
     
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  6. Overhill

    Overhill Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Lennox also seems sharp to me.
     
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  7. kirk

    kirk l l l Staff Member

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    Just IMO but that would be horrible (the limit on how many fights someone can have)

    It's not up to you or anyone else to dictate to pro fighters how many fights they can and cant have.... that is how they make their living, and more often then not, they have spent the majority of their life trying to get to that point or level, and to 'force' them to stop at 30 because of one thing or another, regardless of how noble the intention might be, is a slippery slope. Bad idea.
     
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