single best indicator of who NOT to fight

[cheka.]

if it has ears like this

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[ximmy]

cauliflower ears

[Half Sense]

Looks more like a fetus that tried to escape his brain.

[ximmy]

Interesting

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Over the past month an ancient sculptural masterpiece has been on temporary display in the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Greek and Roman halls. On loan from Rome’s Museo Nazionale Romano, “Boxer at Rest”....

The sculpture is made of bronze, and scholars date its completion between 350 B.C. and 50 B.C. It once stood in the Baths of Constantine – a bathing complex and cultural center in ancient Rome.....

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At first glance, the ears look simply swollen and bleeding with what is commonly described as “cauliflower ear.” But if you look more closely there is evidence of freshly performed surgical treatment of hematomas sustained in the pugilist’s match. In Hippocrates’ work entitled “On Injuries of the Head,” he specifically prescribes incisions for healing:....


This treatment makes sense. A cauliflower ear is an acquired deformity that begins with a pocket of blood called a hematoma that develops between skin and cartilage, disrupting the perichondrium that supplies nutrients. If untreated, several complications can occur.

http://www.mixedmartialarts.com/vault/wrestling/how-to-drain-a-cauliflower-ear-gross

EEK... do not watch

https://kk-kz.facebook.com/UFConFOX/videos/498686167003029/

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