Kinetic energy
written by Woody on May 26, 2007

I dont know about the boxer having a harder punch than the martial artist,of course it comes down to the fighter,his size strength and most importantly his technique.
A small guy with flawless technique will knock someone out just as easily as a big guy. I have seen it many times.

Size does matter
written by Woody on May 26, 2007

One of the first things you learn in martial arts is how to punch correctly. And my Sensei told us to start the punch from the back foot just like in the video. However all the power and strength in the world is useless without targeting your opponent correctly. The right place to hit is as important as the strike itself,which they did not mention. My good friend fought a larger boxer at an open style kumatie and my friend,about 70 kilo,s hit the larger heaver boxer, (about a hundred kilo) with a spinning backfist strike to the right place at the right time. Knock out. Technique.

Spinning backfist
written by Shayne on May 29, 2007

Every boxer is wide open to the spinning backfist. I don't know why, but I think it is the aggressive style. They try to jump on you when you start the turn. I've always been able to hit boxers with it. In boxing it's not a legal move however so I suppose thats why they don't train against it.

Spinning Backfist
written by Spinning Backfist on June 4, 2007

yes. it must always be the "spinning backfist".

You all are crazy.
written by Sal on June 5, 2007

This is talking about the IDEAL one hit punch. You all are talking about actual mixed fighting, and a one hit knockout wouldn't work if (for example) somebody could dodge it. This video is taken using IDEAL conditions, with time to prepare, and with pure kinetic force taken into account as the main importance in the punch. You are talking about something completely different. Kinetic force in a punch is a direct correlation to muscle strength, speed, and mass. It's basic physics.

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written by akono on June 5, 2007

this clip is accurate. you will all have to watch the video in full to take it all in context... which covers not only boxing, but other martial art styles as well. boxers have a devastating punch (since that is strictly what they train for), while a thai kick boxer's knee strike can do massive amounts of internal damage as well. each style has its advantages..

Martial arts can do tissue damage
written by Macha88 on June 5, 2007

many styles of martial arts teach to release all of the energy on a punch. with this style, it is possible to damage internally without such a hard punch, and cause more internal damage than external, which can not be accuratle measured on a dummy

agreed
written by agreed on June 11, 2007

i have to agree no matter the style or size of the person (sometimes even the skill) if a punch is landed in the right place at the right time with the right amount of energy u could knock Tyson out in one hit i have seen extremely small people take out much larger people many times (check out bodog fights for reference )

(i have seen the whole episode it says near the beginning "the one punch knock out is rare and is only seen under perfect conditions")

Advise
written by David Marquez on July 18, 2008

If you want to experience a one punch knockout ask the boxers like manny pacquiao, or even ask him to give example towards you... it could be a good experience!!! LOL!!!!

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written by soak on August 7, 2008

sheet oscar de la hoya and sugar shane mosley and coto are some good boxers and im sure they could knock you out with one hit

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written by Greg Gongaware on October 16, 2008

To see if I can use this video for my term paper for my paramedic class.

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written by doin work on December 14, 2008

not every boxer is ample to recieve a backfist you dumbfuck. what are you tringing kung fu? american kung fu is straight trash monks are the definition of kung fu. spinning backfist wow you are a dumb son of a bitch. if you ever tried that shit you would get your legs knocked out, punched in the back of the head guess what.. knocked out. you must sit and beat off to the knowledge you think you have of fighting. come do upper manhattan and try the spinning backfist, see how much luck you have.

understands now
written by owen on March 24, 2009

ive always wondered why every time im not going off n someone trys to fight me i knock them out first hit i always put it down to fluke but my mate has a video of it on his phone and the technique is quite perfect im not sure why i cant do this when i angry but

technique
written by martin on May 5, 2009

hitting the correct area with a punch is usually the technique for the one punch knockout out. the harder the brain slaps into the side of the skull the higher the chance of a knockout. i fast punch has just the same chance a strong punch has for a knockout. a fast hook delivered to the side of the chin will have a very high chance of a knockout.

learn how to fight.
written by Mkdj on July 22, 2009

not every boxer is ample to recieve a backfist you dumbfuck. what are you tringing kung fu? american kung fu is straight trash monks are the definition of kung fu. "spinning backfist wow you are a dumb son of a bitch. if you ever tried that shit you would get your legs knocked out, punched in the back of the head guess what.. knocked out. you must sit and beat off to the knowledge you think you have of fighting. come do upper manhattan and try the spinning backfist, see how much luck you have."

Everyone is ample to every strike at anytime, boxers are more likely to get knocked out by a spinning backfist than most other fighters due to the "stand and punch" method used by boxers. In thai boxing the spinning backfist is a common move and if you watch a muay thai fight,you will see the difference in stance to boxers, this is because they are expecting alot more then a right hook or a left jab.

calm down
written by bob marley on September 24, 2009

dont fight smoke weed

yeah
written by bob marley on September 24, 2009

weed makes u happy motha fukeerz

Boxer punch?
written by James Smith on January 17, 2010

Total and complete BS. Whoever did this has no knowledge of martial arts, boxing, or physics. The power is a straight physics formula, P=MV2. In other words, the more it weighs and the faster it's going, the harder it hits.

Boxers, particularly wearing gloves, cannot possibly hit as hard as a properly-trained martial artist. In addition, martial artists are trained on a greater variety of techniques and targets. As a martial arts instructor for over 30 years, I have fought boxers in full-contact matches and have never had one offer to wear gloves when I did not. Boxers are simply not that dumb. They understand their specialty far better than the knuckle head that wrote this article.

James Smith
written by Aston on February 17, 2010

James, could you describe your fights with boxers? What techniques did you use? I'm especially interested in what kicking techniques you used against the boxers.
(What martial art?)

slum style
written by scottie stiles on October 19, 2010

the easiest way i can explain knocking someone out is its kinda like bowling, to throw a strike you dont want to hit the first pin head on but a little to the side. well,use the same technique with your opponents chin, dont throw straight on the chin, just at the corner of the mouth. the idea is to get the mandible (the part of the jaw just below your ear) to push back and pinch the set of nerves that lay there and well, goodnight... wanna learn how to fight? u can take a class,sure. or, you can do it how i did, be a white kid and move to brooklyn then to north philly then to east oakland and top it off with a residence in hunters point and fillmoe in san fran, after 12 years of raising yourself on this shitty city tour you will be able to throw a knockout punch,and pick up a few other skills......... good luck.......