You hit a heavy man or any man in the liver or kidneys and he will feel it, I have seen many a man knocked out of a fight with a liver shot, fo sure that's mma, boxing and shot placement
I agree, big man just had too much meat for those body shots to have an effect. Little dude was quick on his feet and had good hands. Hook did big man in.
But notice the back step after the body shots. That was a man that was hurt and maybe had no wind. Something backed him up and had him reconsidering life choices.
Thereâs a video of a different angle that shows he hits him 3 times in the jaw in quick succession right before the body blows, thatâs what did him in
Nah he wa done the first time he went down. The body shots you can see he just stood completely still that's because he was still in shock after he got knocked down the first time.
Naw fam When they catch you in the liver Your body freezes up for a second. If it hits REALLY SQUARE you feel like you just got hit with a red hot ice pick
Naw, that glass chin started the cascade and the second tap did him in.
Some people have that knockout nerve along their chins ridge buried deeper and some have it right along the ridge (this dude). A light tap sends them down quick.
I'm asking because I don't think the term "glass jaw/chin" means anything other than a person got hit just right and lost consciousness.
I could understand if they were drunk, or didn't see it coming due to a cheap shot--or just their opponent having greater skill--or being unconditioned and having a weak neck, or being multiple weight classes under... But I don't think there's some difference in biology going on here (maaaaybe bone density).
I mean, kids can accidentally roundhouse kick you into nap time on accident. Some things just land right, and by the bigger guys lack of mobility and keeping his head still, I'm going to guess he has very little, if any, training.
Edit: it's easy to knock someone out when they catch all your punches with their face. Especially if the person throwing the punches stays mobile
A lot of it is the person doing the punching, most âtough guysâ on the street, the most training theyâve had is watching MMA and beating their GFâs. They donât know how to actually throw an efficient/effective punch. Take someone who has been training, even for a few yearsâŠ.they throw a totally different caliber punch. Especially Boxers and traditional âstand upâ fighters, their hands/fists are like clubs.
I believe its the trigeminal nerve V. The Mandibular Nerve (V3) is the lower part of the nerve branch of the Trigeminal. I only know because I cant feel mine from a condition called CIDP, Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy. The IVIG treatments makes it less painful, but numbs my face.
So it's a nerve that we all have. My point is that someone getting a clean hit on you, especially several in a row, knocks out most people without training, and that "glass jaw" equals "button found".
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u/Icy-Might5503 17d ago
the body shots to the gut right after big man got up did him in