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yup, it was shocking to see that stuff in those days, even the brutality of boxing didn't prepare me for the morbidity of that, i actually feared for Weit's life, i was worried about his skull popping open. The UFC was extremely lucky not to have any fatalities in those days. Even now, it's just a matter of time, I'm sure they have plans in place for it when it does happen, media plans etc..,
Boxing is far more dangerous now.
It's the constant bouncing of the head that causes these guys to go into comas. In MMA u are done after a few good shots usually. In Boxing guys take constant shots over 12 rounds. The bigger the glove the worse for the fighters in some ways