Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑05 Feb 2023, 14:51
Oiky wrote: ↑04 Feb 2023, 13:31
Bareknuckle is safer for your brain than gloved
With bareknuckle you are more likely to get cut to bits, but as for internal damage there isn't as much damage done as the surface area a wrapped and gloved hand can do, a gloved fist sends more of a vibration and a rattle through your head and down your spinal cord that a bare handed shot does, a bare handed shot is more of a clout that stops where it lands, whereas a boxing glove wobbles the head and travels
Why you think head guards were banned in the ams for some, because bar stopping cuts they don't do f**k all for your head, they are worse again because its even more of a surface area for your opponent to tee off on
Barehanded one good shot might put someone out of it, gloved they might take more of a prolonged beating
Dunno, I've seen the fight being talked about above and it's pretty brutal, I I wouldn't want to be on the end of those licks.
Course you'll get some more brutal than others
I'm not claiming to know more than medical science either but what I said up top is how most of these firms got over the line legal wise, someone put money up to look right into it, and that's what they found
Couple that with a bit of life experience and I agree, gloved whacks rock you more than un gloved
Either way, holding a shot to the head isn't good for you long term anyway, gloved or not, but if people want to fight, let them