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Re: Zhilei Zhang sends another to zzzzz
Reply #15 - Sep 25^th, 2023 at 7:19pm

Setanta wrote on Sep 25^th, 2023 at 6:56pm:

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35. Lawn Bowls
Lawn Bowls is a really popular game but the most dangerous sport as well. This game is the highest death claimer worldwide. The players are deeply involved in the game till their last breath. They stop at nothing short of victory, in their pursuit. Those who escape death end up with bruises, torn knees, broken hips, and bone fractures. The game generates extreme stress resulting in strokes and even heart attack. This most dangerous sport is very enthusiastic and produces nail-biting results whenever and wherever played.

https://www.worldsultimate.net/most-dangerous-sports.htm

Boxing is much more fun as both a spectator and participant sport, personally of course.

https://www.worldsultimate.net/most-dangerous-sports.htm

09. Boxing

No one can reasonably argue that boxing is not the most dangerous sport. Most boxers end up with some type of enduring injury, be it vision or coordination issues, discourse obstructions, or even brain damage. And also, they have been disabled in wheelchairs.

Boxing has to do with violence, where the only objective of the participant is to hit his opponent; not surprisingly, this is not an injury-free sport. Statistics reveal that 90% of boxers suffer brain damage during their career. In any case, with the privilege of defensive rigging, you can limit the danger of injury.

Approximately 10 people die each year in boxing from approximately head and neck injuries sustained. The number grows much more when you consider the number of people who died after a prolonged race of hitting their heads.

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Re: Zhilei Zhang sends another to zzzzz
Reply #16 - Sep 25^th, 2023 at 7:37pm

Setanta wrote on Sep 25^th, 2023 at 7:09pm:

They all die doing what they love. Leave them to live life their way.

'Muay Thai is a full contact martial art that uses the fists, elbows, knees and feet to strike an opponent. Strikes to the groin were allowed.'
It will be legal in Australia footie with 2 points for killing a combatant and free kick to the groin when you feel like it.

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Reply #17 - Sep 25^th, 2023 at 7:42pm

Seems everyone in NSW & QLD would cheer when both teams physically assaulted each other, without padded gloves, when they go the Biff-brawls and punch ups.
What about Bouncers in cricket? One of which has killed a batsman.

Regardless of 'dangerous' sports, its still a far cry from what the Military industry is about: legalised Murder.

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AIMLESS EXTENTION OF KNOWLEDGE HOWEVER, WHICH IS WHAT I THINK YOU REALLY MEAN BY THE TERM 'CURIOSITY', IS MERELY INEFFICIENCY. I AM DESIGNED TO AVOID INEFFICIENCY.

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Re: Zhilei Zhang sends another to zzzzz
Reply #18 - Sep 25^th, 2023 at 7:44pm

Bobby. wrote on Sep 25^th, 2023 at 7:19pm:

Setanta wrote on Sep 25^th, 2023 at 6:56pm:

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35. Lawn Bowls
Lawn Bowls is a really popular game but the most dangerous sport as well. This game is the highest death claimer worldwide. The players are deeply involved in the game till their last breath. They stop at nothing short of victory, in their pursuit. Those who escape death end up with bruises, torn knees, broken hips, and bone fractures. The game generates extreme stress resulting in strokes and even heart attack. This most dangerous sport is very enthusiastic and produces nail-biting results whenever and wherever played.

https://www.worldsultimate.net/most-dangerous-sports.htm

Boxing is much more fun as both a spectator and participant sport, personally of course.

https://www.worldsultimate.net/most-dangerous-sports.htm

09. Boxing

No one can reasonably argue that boxing is not the most dangerous sport. Most boxers end up with some type of enduring injury, be it vision or coordination issues, discourse obstructions, or even brain damage. And also, they have been disabled in wheelchairs.

Boxing has to do with violence, where the only objective of the participant is to hit his opponent; not surprisingly, this is not an injury-free sport. Statistics reveal that 90% of boxers suffer brain damage during their career. In any case, with the privilege of defensive rigging, you can limit the danger of injury.

Approximately 10 people die each year in boxing from approximately head and neck injuries sustained. The number grows much more when you consider the number of people who died after a prolonged race of hitting their heads.

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08. Cheerleading
The past few decades have seen a development of a new joyful but risky trend in sports. The morale lifting is entrusted to dancing girls grouped just outside the field lines. They jump into action at the slightest advantage taken by their team. These girls in skimpy outfits cannot feel the danger instantly.

All happens in seconds when team players chasing the ball suddenly change direction or the fast superstars are carried over by their sheer body momentum and come banging into these fragile jumping dolls completely unprotected to bear such impacts. The result is obvious. The whole glamour vanishes away instantly by the sudden onrush of misery in this most dangerous sport. Broken legs, ribs, spinal injuries, and bruises are the most common. Reportedly about 20000 cheerleading girls suffer injuries every year worldwide. Much is needed by them safety-wise. There are many arguments is cheerleading a sport?

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Re: Zhilei Zhang sends another to zzzzz
Reply #19 - Sep 25^th, 2023 at 7:50pm

'a far cry from what the Military industry is about'.
Nah.
'Kinetic Fighting is the all-encompassing name that represents the foundation of my close-quarters battle methods and principles. It pertains to all of my work with Australian and US military, including Special Forces Close-Quarter Fighting and Integrated Combat, Infantry Integrated Combat and the Army Combatives Program.'
Boxing is for the Aussie battler.

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