That's second to me just because Zeke wasn't knocked out
Zeke a real nigga that's why. A little guy taking a shot like that from a guy strong as him is more impactful to me. Respect
That absolutely was a knock out. Dude couldn't get up. He had to be carried off the floor.That's second to me just because Zeke wasn't knocked out
That absolutely was a knock out. Dude couldn't get up. He had to be carried off the floor.
Later he got 50 stitches, head swole up like a pumpkin.
You ever watch boxing?He was conscious fam. Malone's elbow to Robinson completely knocked him out. His head bounced on the court
You ever watch boxing?
I hate that fuckin faggotFuck Malone
Boxing is the best example. People are routinely knocked out on their feet. Unconscious doesnt always mean looking like you're asleep. People walk and talk while unconscious.This ain't boxing lol.
There's a difference between a knock out and being knocked out
Edit: I rather an elbow above my eye than to the back of my head any day. It's a reason why rabbit punching is illegal in boxing
Boxing is the best example. People are routinely knocked out on their feet. Unconscious doesnt always mean looking like you're asleep. People walk and talk while unconscious.
Boxing is the best example. People are routinely knocked out on their feet. Unconscious doesnt always mean looking like you're asleep. People walk and talk while unconscious.
He was down and out. You are not appreciating that a hit that hard that will make you unable to think, hear straight or function properly at all. Dudes entire body was malfunctioning.Zeke wasn't knocked out, just knocked down. He was laid on the floor because he was bleeding.
We can agree to disagree with which elbow was worst
There is a huge difference between being out on your feet (stunned and/or dazed) and being unconscious. Corrales fought dazed/out on his feet for large portions of the first Castillo fight. Contrast that to Michael Dokes, who was knocked unconscious by Razor Ruddock in their fight.
I did not say dazed, I said out. It is possible for your body to be active while you are brain dead.
If you're referring to muscle spasms/twitching, then yea I'm in agreement.
But, if you're talking full on movement like the walking/talking you mentioned earlier? Please provide examples/links, because I've never heard of that occurring.
If you're referring to muscle spasms/twitching, then yea I'm in agreement.
But, if you're talking full on movement like the walking/talking you mentioned earlier? Please provide examples/links, because I've never heard of that occurring.
Each one teach one.
https://www.mmamania.com/2011/4/4/2090621/the-knockout-how-it-feels-to-go-out
Was just about to pay this.J.R. Reid knocking out AC Green’s teeth.![]()
some folks refuse knowledge. you asked for links, i gave them, and you still arent considering the information presented.Not quite.
We are talking two different things. I am very familiar with what you seem to be keyed in on, the dazed portion of getting hit (ie guys taking and throwing punches while they're on rubber legs.) But I am talking is full on unconscious. Michael Dokes, Simon Brown, Roy Jones Jr., and Liakhovich are all great examples of what I'm talking about.
some folks refuse knowledge. you asked for links, i gave them, and you still arent considering the information presented.
It should immediately be noted that a knockout isn't as simple as just taking a well-placed punch and losing consciousness.
In fact, there are three instances that I'll use as a guide to give you a look at what's it like, through my very own experiences, to be knocked out.
The Flash Knockout: A quick flash of darkness envelops the senses as the body shuts itself down and does a quick reboot.
The Stunned Knockout: After receiving a kick to the back of the head, I was out on my feet. I don't remember every second and I'm told I talked in a slurred manner, as if I was drunk, as I tried to tell the opponent that he was an idiot for the illegal strike.
these both describe being unconscious for varying amounts of time. just because you dont STAY asleep after a strike doesnt mean you WERENT asleep at all.
now ima go a step further:
Absence Seizure: Absence seizures involve brief, sudden lapses of consciousness. They're more common in children than in adults. Someone having an absence seizure may look like he or she is staring blankly into space for a few seconds.
Complex focal seizures: These usually happen in the part of your brain that controls emotion and memory. You may lose consciousness but still look like you’re awake, or you may do things like gag, smack your lips, laugh, or cry. It may take several minutes for someone who’s having a complex focal seizure to come out of it.
https://www.webmd.com/epilepsy/types-of-seizures-their-symptoms#2
a lot of what we see after a hard hit is called tonic posturing, or the fencing response. it looks like the fighter is awake, standing or getting up, and still boxing when he is unconscious and his muscles are stiffening.
if after this youre still saying you cant be unconscious while appearing to be awake youre just being difficult for no reason.
Boxing is the best example. People are routinely knocked out on their feet. Unconscious doesnt always mean looking like you're asleep. People walk and talk while unconscious.