Quote Originally Posted by boyla View Post
Your hand can feel numb, dead from punching.
In a short period of time giving heavy blows to a head.

Numbness can make you hit harder as your senses/nerves are dead, there is no pain or feeling.
Numbness you feel no pain or sensation, being asleep you can not move that body part, huge difference.

And that is only in a few minutes exercise/fighting.
No idea what they would feel like after 12 3minute rounds.

Never seen a fighter unable to move there arms during a fight, lots of adrenaline, testosterone pumping through the body, any affects of fatigue would be felt more after the fight has finished.
^Apart from when they are unconscious or stunned.

I am a heavy sleeper and can sometimes wake up with a dead arm, no way I can move that arm, let alone punch or grasp anything in my hand, I use the other arm to wake up the dead arm by forcing it to move, takes 2-5 minutes.

Their hands or arms will not fall asleep from fatigue, only be immobilised through injury.
Torn muscle, disconnected from shoulder.

You could elbow them in the bicepe to make this happen to someone.

This should never happen if wraps are used correctly, too tight, any discomfit from wraps means they are restricting blood flow.

Also your fist should never be tensed(squeezed) during boxing only in the split second when you fist makes contact with the target.
Wrong, when a muscle goes numb you cant tense it. To punch as hard as you can with a limp fist would be stupid.

Most of the time you arent tensing as hard as you can with your fist. You arent even making a proper fist inside the wraps and gloves, more like an action man grip hand.