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I do not know too. I guess medical examinations will be used before the tournament, and especially we are still at the pandemic. The officials need to make sure that all players are healthy, safe, and not carrying any disease. I am not sure if the weight will be one thing that is needed before the player can join in that tournament. One thing that they prepare is the power to slap their opponent and beat them.
All of that will come with the creation of a formal organization that will facilitate all the athletes and all their needs. It's not a huge stretch we can see that happening. American Football was once considered fringe and unregulated but things change and sport moves on. Maybe they change it up a bit. That will need many preparations before having a formal organization that can manage all of the tournament. Or they already have that organization but we do not know about that. As long as many people like to watch or even bet on that sport, it will grow and reach more people. It will be a matter of time before seeing that sport becomes bigger like the other sports.
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I really think this competition needs a change in the rules, the fact that you cannot avoid the hit at all makes it really problematic, even in the sport of boxing people need to wear gloves which not only protect the hands but slow down the punch and also reduce the punching power as well, and when we add that fighters can protect themselves and avoid incoming hits then you are not going to be hit as hard, while in this competition nothing like that exists and I do not even see weight divisions at all.
That defeats the purpose of slapping tournament if you can evade the strike and your opponent can't, what kind of gas you're huffing? Also the gloves in boxing doesn't protect the fighters, remember that those gloves have a weight and they are pretty devastating item in the right hands, the only protection that someone needs in a fight like this is a mouth guard.
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Well this kind of competition will never be called sports in my opinion, and it is pretty much dangerous for people with a petite physique but even though this kind of thing will not make it an official kind of sports it sure good enough to make a bet on it, I really think we should bet to the person with the huge muscle that you can be sure can make a huge impact and damage on his opponent,
I have seen many videos on the internet and most likely people that are competing in this kind of competition all have a body mass that could absorb the impact of the slap, if not huge muscles that could deliver great damage.
Maybe there are requirements for people who want to join in that competition or tournament because it can get them in danger. Betting on the person with the huge muscle will not always win us because I think a little guy does not seem too strong but can beat his opponent. Maybe that will be only popular in that country and their people called that game a sport. His arms are fake. I don't know if you have an idea about how that works, but this guy is known for injecting oil, like pure oil, straight into his muscle. The body isn't able to cope with it and it stays where it is as a piece foreign to the body. It leads to inflammation but the blood isn't able to heal and remove it. It's close to suicide. A lot of people die from it and this guy exaggerated so much, I don't expect him to live very long. It's highly poisonous. Still I wonder who gets the first slap as the first slap can end the battle right there.
Maybe that is fake, but I do not know for sure. Even if that is fake, it looks real. I only think about what will happen to that guy if he injects himself with something that looks not dangerous to him because I am sure that it will impact him in the future. That will really hurt to get the first slap because our head will be shaking strong. You do not know for sure? ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Sorry but that makes me smile at least! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) It is absolutely fake and that dude is even known on Youtube for it. Can't recall exactly but there is a number of videos about him and also about people in general who blast oil into their muscles in hopes to look better afterwards. You are of course not a tiny little bit stronger afterwards as it does nothing to your muscle fiber but harm it. If you ask me it also looks ugly like hell, more like cancer or a tumor than a well formed muscle...
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June 23, 2021, 07:02:58 AM |
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Well this kind of competition will never be called sports in my opinion, and it is pretty much dangerous for people with a petite physique but even though this kind of thing will not make it an official kind of sports it sure good enough to make a bet on it, I really think we should bet to the person with the huge muscle that you can be sure can make a huge impact and damage on his opponent,
I have seen many videos on the internet and most likely people that are competing in this kind of competition all have a body mass that could absorb the impact of the slap, if not huge muscles that could deliver great damage.
Maybe there are requirements for people who want to join in that competition or tournament because it can get them in danger. Betting on the person with the huge muscle will not always win us because I think a little guy does not seem too strong but can beat his opponent. Maybe that will be only popular in that country and their people called that game a sport. His arms are fake. I don't know if you have an idea about how that works, but this guy is known for injecting oil, like pure oil, straight into his muscle. The body isn't able to cope with it and it stays where it is as a piece foreign to the body. It leads to inflammation but the blood isn't able to heal and remove it. It's close to suicide. A lot of people die from it and this guy exaggerated so much, I don't expect him to live very long. It's highly poisonous. Still I wonder who gets the first slap as the first slap can end the battle right there.
Maybe that is fake, but I do not know for sure. Even if that is fake, it looks real. I only think about what will happen to that guy if he injects himself with something that looks not dangerous to him because I am sure that it will impact him in the future. That will really hurt to get the first slap because our head will be shaking strong. You do not know for sure? ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Sorry but that makes me smile at least! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) It is absolutely fake and that dude is even known on Youtube for it. Can't recall exactly but there is a number of videos about him and also about people in general who blast oil into their muscles in hopes to look better afterwards. You are of course not a tiny little bit stronger afterwards as it does nothing to your muscle fiber but harm it. If you ask me it also looks ugly like hell, more like cancer or a tumor than a well formed muscle... Yes, I do not know. Blast oil into their muscles? Hmm, that is interesting. But if they did that, I do not think that they will attract more attention from people because that will be fake. I can not imagine what will happen to his muscle after he blasts it because if he uses a chemical or something like that, it will have a side effect in the future. Yes, it could be cancer or a tumor, which I hope that he will be okay in the future. But I think slapping tour needs to have a strong muscle and hopefully, no player will try to use a medication or inject something to help them become strong.
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That will need many preparations before having a formal organization that can manage all of the tournament. Or they already have that organization but we do not know about that. As long as many people like to watch or even bet on that sport, it will grow and reach more people. It will be a matter of time before seeing that sport becomes bigger like the other sports.
I think that they already have an organization although informal and most of the rules are prioritizing safety plus they will not be able to organize tournaments if they don't have any of those organization that will handle and manage stuff for the tournament.
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That defeats the purpose of slapping tournament if you can evade the strike and your opponent can't, what kind of gas you're huffing? Also the gloves in boxing doesn't protect the fighters, remember that those gloves have a weight and they are pretty devastating item in the right hands, the only protection that someone needs in a fight like this is a mouth guard. to be honest, when I first saw this slapping contest on youtube I think whether their mouth would be safe! slapping contest is different from others, avoiding slap is forbidden It's very natural actually if the players are given a little protection to avoid things that are not wanted though as far as I heard, the slapping contest had minimal injuries
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June 23, 2021, 11:56:43 AM |
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That will need many preparations before having a formal organization that can manage all of the tournament. Or they already have that organization but we do not know about that. As long as many people like to watch or even bet on that sport, it will grow and reach more people. It will be a matter of time before seeing that sport becomes bigger like the other sports.
I think that they already have an organization although informal and most of the rules are prioritizing safety plus they will not be able to organize tournaments if they don't have any of those organization that will handle and manage stuff for the tournament. That's just the natural progression of sports and there is no way around it. And it might be for the best. It's actually a good parallel with the situation of crypto today. You might not want to have it, but to legitimize it you need some centralized type of governing body. I can't see a way around it at this point, in sports that is. I mean, look at what a mess boxing is with its numerous ruling bodies...
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June 23, 2021, 01:37:05 PM |
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That will need many preparations before having a formal organization that can manage all of the tournament. Or they already have that organization but we do not know about that. As long as many people like to watch or even bet on that sport, it will grow and reach more people. It will be a matter of time before seeing that sport becomes bigger like the other sports.
I think that they already have an organization although informal and most of the rules are prioritizing safety plus they will not be able to organize tournaments if they don't have any of those organization that will handle and manage stuff for the tournament. If they are really serious about the sport, they will make the organization become legal and announce to the public that they are now fully legal. If they want to make that sports become globally, that is what they do because that can make more people know that the sports exist and can be considered a new sport in their country. Although slapping now is not really a sport, maybe that can be one part of the sport. Who knows?
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June 23, 2021, 02:03:56 PM |
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Yes, I do not know. Blast oil into their muscles? Hmm, that is interesting. But if they did that, I do not think that they will attract more attention from people because that will be fake. I can not imagine what will happen to his muscle after he blasts it because if he uses a chemical or something like that, it will have a side effect in the future. Yes, it could be cancer or a tumor, which I hope that he will be okay in the future. But I think slapping tour needs to have a strong muscle and hopefully, no player will try to use a medication or inject something to help them become strong.
This oil is called synthol, it consists of many components, including analgesic... I don't know what they inject it for, but it really looks terrible! I don't think it's any help at all in slap competitions...
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Yes, I do not know. Blast oil into their muscles? Hmm, that is interesting. But if they did that, I do not think that they will attract more attention from people because that will be fake. I can not imagine what will happen to his muscle after he blasts it because if he uses a chemical or something like that, it will have a side effect in the future. Yes, it could be cancer or a tumor, which I hope that he will be okay in the future. But I think slapping tour needs to have a strong muscle and hopefully, no player will try to use a medication or inject something to help them become strong.
This oil is called synthol, it consists of many components, including analgesic... I don't know what they inject it for, but it really looks terrible! I don't think it's any help at all in slap competitions... I've read something about using synthol to increase the size of their muscle but that's just it–it's like cheating which I think is used for body building competition because of how big your muscles look like. There's no added energy of whatsoever on that thing because it's not for gaining energy it's just good for a show. Unlike steroids which is mostly common in sports and body building competition it has a great effect and boost of performance in terms of sports such as boxing but it was prohibited to use in pro boxing.
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I was watching my favorite streamer MoistCr1tikal doing a side commentary on a Slapping Tournament, and what caught my eye was that it was sponsored by Totalbet, which means that it is a viable betting although I find it easy to bet if you have prior knowledge about who slaps the hardest. Are there any betting site that has this for betting?
Can you tell me what is meant by Slapping Tournament ? I never heard of any such tournament. Can you send me link of some matches or probably share some pictures from that tournament. I think not many people know about it, so its less likely that you will find betting site listing it on their sites. They only list popular games and tournaments.
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June 23, 2021, 07:37:28 PM |
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Well this kind of competition will never be called sports in my opinion, and it is pretty much dangerous for people with a petite physique but even though this kind of thing will not make it an official kind of sports it sure good enough to make a bet on it, I really think we should bet to the person with the huge muscle that you can be sure can make a huge impact and damage on his opponent,
I have seen many videos on the internet and most likely people that are competing in this kind of competition all have a body mass that could absorb the impact of the slap, if not huge muscles that could deliver great damage.
Maybe there are requirements for people who want to join in that competition or tournament because it can get them in danger. Betting on the person with the huge muscle will not always win us because I think a little guy does not seem too strong but can beat his opponent. Maybe that will be only popular in that country and their people called that game a sport. His arms are fake. I don't know if you have an idea about how that works, but this guy is known for injecting oil, like pure oil, straight into his muscle. The body isn't able to cope with it and it stays where it is as a piece foreign to the body. It leads to inflammation but the blood isn't able to heal and remove it. It's close to suicide. A lot of people die from it and this guy exaggerated so much, I don't expect him to live very long. It's highly poisonous. Still I wonder who gets the first slap as the first slap can end the battle right there.
Maybe that is fake, but I do not know for sure. Even if that is fake, it looks real. I only think about what will happen to that guy if he injects himself with something that looks not dangerous to him because I am sure that it will impact him in the future. That will really hurt to get the first slap because our head will be shaking strong. You do not know for sure? ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Sorry but that makes me smile at least! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) It is absolutely fake and that dude is even known on Youtube for it. Can't recall exactly but there is a number of videos about him and also about people in general who blast oil into their muscles in hopes to look better afterwards. You are of course not a tiny little bit stronger afterwards as it does nothing to your muscle fiber but harm it. If you ask me it also looks ugly like hell, more like cancer or a tumor than a well formed muscle... Yes, I do not know. Blast oil into their muscles? Hmm, that is interesting. But if they did that, I do not think that they will attract more attention from people because that will be fake. I can not imagine what will happen to his muscle after he blasts it because if he uses a chemical or something like that, it will have a side effect in the future. Yes, it could be cancer or a tumor, which I hope that he will be okay in the future. But I think slapping tour needs to have a strong muscle and hopefully, no player will try to use a medication or inject something to help them become strong. Oil has some dangerous characteristics that prevent the body from naturally transporting the poison out of the body. The damage that oil can cause can easily be fatal and we have seen that dozens of times before. If you are a bit into bodybuilding you may know a couple of stories about it. I can tell you it is a disgusting and painful death because your organs start defending like hell but they can't succeed against that fucking oil. Injecting oil into your body to make your muscle look bigger is stupidity x 1000. It also looks shitty as you can obviously see...
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June 24, 2021, 04:59:52 AM |
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This oil is called synthol, it consists of many components, including analgesic... I don't know what they inject it for, but it really looks terrible! I don't think it's any help at all in slap competitions...
I never heard of that oil, but from what you say, it will have an effect to the player in the future. I wish they know what they're doing and not using that oil instead to just practice with the others exercise to have a power. Oil has some dangerous characteristics that prevent the body from naturally transporting the poison out of the body. The damage that oil can cause can easily be fatal and we have seen that dozens of times before. If you are a bit into bodybuilding you may know a couple of stories about it. I can tell you it is a disgusting and painful death because your organs start defending like hell but they can't succeed against that fucking oil. Injecting oil into your body to make your muscle look bigger is stupidity x 1000. It also looks shitty as you can obviously see...
If the effect is not happen in a short term, that will give you the effect in the future. I can not imagine what will happen to their body if they inject that oil to their body. I only that if someone doing bodybuilding, he needs to consume an healthy food, vitamins, egg and other protein that can help him to build a big muscle. But if that use oil, medicine, or even using an illegal things that can make their body in danger, that will not be a good idea.
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I have a question to all experts in the slapping sports. What about doping? Do they control for it? In my opinion there is a high likelihood that people take pills to reduce pain. Is this legal? The more professional this sports get the more anti-doping-controls are needed.
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I have a question to all experts in the slapping sports. What about doping? Do they control for it? In my opinion there is a high likelihood that people take pills to reduce pain. Is this legal? The more professional this sports get the more anti-doping-controls are needed.
Doping has been used for some athletes to gain more power than the others. I do not know if they control for it but it prohibit to use in any of sports. Maybe some athletes still use doping without anyone knows but sooner or later, they can get caught beause of consume it. What I know is only a spray that can reduce the pain which always use in football and other sports which use body contact.
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June 24, 2021, 08:33:12 PM |
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I really think this competition needs a change in the rules, the fact that you cannot avoid the hit at all makes it really problematic, even in the sport of boxing people need to wear gloves which not only protect the hands but slow down the punch and also reduce the punching power as well, and when we add that fighters can protect themselves and avoid incoming hits then you are not going to be hit as hard, while in this competition nothing like that exists and I do not even see weight divisions at all.
That defeats the purpose of slapping tournament if you can evade the strike and your opponent can't, what kind of gas you're huffing? Also the gloves in boxing doesn't protect the fighters, remember that those gloves have a weight and they are pretty devastating item in the right hands, the only protection that someone needs in a fight like this is a mouth guard. I do not see where you get from my post that one fighter will be able to avoid the incoming hits and the other cannot, both will have that possibility, in my opinion this could make the competition better as the slap will not be as common and will be even more sweet when they finally connect with the opponent, also the gloves do in fact protect both fighters when it comes to boxing, as I said it protects the hands of the one trowing the punch, after all we have seen fighters breaking their hands even with gloves, and it also protects the one receiving the punch, as you said the gloves have weight and while this makes the punch harder at the same time it slows it down, which on average should balance itself out, but the fact the punch is slowed down gives the opposite fighter a chance to evade it or block it in an easier way which protects him over the long term.
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June 24, 2021, 10:15:14 PM |
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I have a question to all experts in the slapping sports. What about doping? Do they control for it? In my opinion there is a high likelihood that people take pills to reduce pain. Is this legal? The more professional this sports get the more anti-doping-controls are needed.
For sure any taking of drugs or pain relievers would really be that prohibited and when this sports become big then for sure they would really be mindful about these kind of probabilities but for now it isn't really that getting that much of attention then there might be instances where these things been skipped out. I agree on some points that you had mentioned that the more this sports getting some traction then those controls are much off needed but honestly it isn't really that much of a concern since those can be easily checked.
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June 25, 2021, 07:17:04 AM |
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This oil is called synthol, it consists of many components, including analgesic... I don't know what they inject it for, but it really looks terrible! I don't think it's any help at all in slap competitions...
I never heard of that oil, but from what you say, it will have an effect to the player in the future. I wish they know what they're doing and not using that oil instead to just practice with the others exercise to have a power. Oil has some dangerous characteristics that prevent the body from naturally transporting the poison out of the body. The damage that oil can cause can easily be fatal and we have seen that dozens of times before. If you are a bit into bodybuilding you may know a couple of stories about it. I can tell you it is a disgusting and painful death because your organs start defending like hell but they can't succeed against that fucking oil. Injecting oil into your body to make your muscle look bigger is stupidity x 1000. It also looks shitty as you can obviously see...
If the effect is not happen in a short term, that will give you the effect in the future. I can not imagine what will happen to their body if they inject that oil to their body. I only that if someone doing bodybuilding, he needs to consume an healthy food, vitamins, egg and other protein that can help him to build a big muscle. But if that use oil, medicine, or even using an illegal things that can make their body in danger, that will not be a good idea. Oil does absolutely nothing but harm, at least in the form they inject that stuff into their bodies. The body reacts with inflammation, which it always does when it wants to get rid of some bad stuff, but in this case it doesn't work. So the immune system is permanently in an alert state. That can't be good, even a child could tell...
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June 25, 2021, 08:44:03 AM |
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I have a question to all experts in the slapping sports. What about doping? Do they control for it? In my opinion there is a high likelihood that people take pills to reduce pain. Is this legal? The more professional this sports get the more anti-doping-controls are needed.
I mean, in general, yes, doping should be controlled in this sport as anywhere else, when the top managing organization is formed. However, regulating doping isn't working anywhere, so it would be hard to imagine that this would be any different. Doping control is a work in progress and no complete model has been devised so if slapping does regulate that, they will not have a good percentage of success.
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