If one of the boxers in a boxing game dies , would the other boxer be sued or go to jail?
445855
as of the rules of international boxing the following punches are considered illegal:-\nBlows with an Open Boxing Glove (`Lacing Punch')\n\n`Lacing Punch' to Rip Open the Brow and produce a Quick T K O\n\n`Lace Slasher' to Injure the Nose \n\n`Lace Punch' to the Mouth \n\nEye Thumbing and Gouging \n\nBlows with the Elbow \n\nHead Butting \n\nBlows below the Waistline \n\nThe so-called `Rabbit Punch' - An illegal punch to the back of the boxer¹s head or body (usually kidneys in that case), usually delivered when the boxers are fighting "inside." \n\ntherefore the committee will decide if the boxer has caused severe injury according to what I stated above and accordingly his career might finish or he might be addressed to court case.
651674
Which ever side won the ground fight the other side would sue so there really wouldn't be any winners.
545733
You'd have to go a boxing site or espn.com and type in his name. some boxers just "fade into bolivia" as Mike Tyson put it. "Prince" Naseem Hamed isn't himself anymore since he got rocked by Barrera and I haven't heard since except a couple infractions with the law.
995466
If it is bare-knuckles, Shaq takes it\n\nIf each one puts the gloves on, Nikolai\n\nIt all depends on that little fact since boxers don't punch with completely closed fists in those gloves.
1141881
rabbit punch(which is a blow to the kidneys) I would allow 1 per fighter.The first because I think it was an accident,the second to the other fighter to make things even.After that,I'm throwing muthafuc...............out!!
1187275
Good question, lol, I would have to say both would hit each other at the same time and get knocked out at the same time, so a TIE.
863249
How about he fights a boxer his caliber or close to it? Not just pick opponents.
949501
Since Smackdown is broadcast on Local TV. If something happens that shouldnt happen they could get a heavy fine.
390957
Dick Cheney, but then he would have another heart-attack and die so I guess it would be a TKO.
735675
It's more like a boxing match...
33219
Although it doesn't seem fair, I believe it was absolutely necessary to do so. Letting him keep his title would have sent the message that people were allowed to break the law and didn't really have to do what was asked of them when drafted.\n\nIt is common for boxers from other countries to not be allowed to have title fights since they can't come to the US to fight. They are denied visas if they have any kind of criminal offense on their records.
688495
No.  If the injury was caused by him punching an object.  However if a box fell on him or whatever... possible.\n\nI would hope that a friend wouldn't do that to you.  But he would have to prove to the court that the injury was due to your negligence.
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you would most likely have non boxing people in positions to make important decisions for the sport and this is most likely a bad thing. Although fresh perspectives are often nice, there may be a bit of a decrease in the voice of those who are actually in the know so to speak. Also there is the threat that we might regress to the mean in terms of the good state commissions. While many states are likely to have better commission work through a federal commission there are states that probably will have the quality of their work watered down as a result of what would most likely be an increasing bueracracy. Also theres a likelyhood that things will fall through the cracks. The prospect of dealing with a nationwide commission is going to make small time fight cards very difficult to run properly by all the codes because of the sheer volume of fight cards that will need to be dealt with.
540649
You'll likely be arrested.
931114
Whenever a boxer is hit hard enough in a certain place, the fist compresses arteries in the neck and causes a minor stroke. This may sound bad, but it really isn't.
790470
Depends on elasticity of collusion. (Like if they collide and get embedded...)
666748
Ask the Jail Wardens, or the Judge that oversees the case.