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Head size, face shape and neck strength are all factors in being able to take a punch.
There are several other factors of course.
There are several other factors of course.
Or maybe bigger head dissipates energy on larger surface and consequently less force reaches brain?
"Some boxing experts, such as Teddy Atlas, believe it to be a mindframe. Additionally, some fighters have been known to have better chins as a result of moving up to a higher weight class. One example of this is Miguel Cotto, who was seen as having a relatively weak chin at light welterweight but was harder to hurt once he moved up to welterweight."
Source: wikipedia
Is there a correlation between ability to take punch and size of someone's head.
It looks that guys with bigger heads like Rampage, Hunt or Rothwell absorb punches way better than Rashard Evans, GSP or Overeem.
Or could it be a psychological matter since you are more prone to KO once you get knocked out. (GSP after Serra, Rashad after Machida loss)?
Tito would be indestructible if your theory was right.
Bigfoots face is relatively narrow with pointy chin, Penn hasn't been punched much.
Bigfoots face is relatively narrow with pointy chin, Penn hasn't been punched much.
GSP hit in the temple by Serra, not the chin.
Did you even see the Diaz fight?
Tito would be indestructible if your theory was right.
Is there a correlation between ability to take punch and size of someone's head.
It looks that guys with bigger heads like Rampage, Hunt or Rothwell absorb punches way better than Rashard Evans, GSP or Overeem.
Or could it be a psychological matter since you are more prone to KO once you get knocked out. (GSP after Serra, Rashad after Machida loss)?
Bigfoot has a comparably poor chin and Penn has a great one.