Knockouts

LL Cool J’s mama implored him to visit one of these upon you; Smokey (Chris Tucker) told Deebo that he had suffered one in the original “Friday”; boxers suffer them a little too often. They are knockouts, and for spectators and pugilists alike, they’re the most thrilling way to down an opponent. Knockouts occur in all types of contact and extreme sports, as well, although they’re a little less common in those realms than in any activity that involves two or more people pummeling each other with their fists or feet.

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Obviously, knockouts are serious cerebral injuries, but they are still quite fun to witness. One-punch knockouts are particularly exciting, mainly because they’re the prime example of both the physical power one fist can possess and of the general fragility of the human body as a whole. One well-placed punch in the right place and most human beings fall harder than a burlap sack full of bowling balls.

If you ever find yourself in a fight, remember these tips for avoiding a knockout:
  1. Keep your hands up in front of your face, fists clenched
  2. Distract your opponent by kicking sand, mud, or some other sediment into his eyes
  3. Flee for your life in any direction away from your opponent.

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