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Michael Herangi-Helg wins vacant New Zealand light heavyweight boxing title over Joshua Tai

Michael Herangi-Helg has won the New Zealand national light heavyweight title against Joshua Tai at Alexandra Park, becoming the first light heavyweight...

Kauyaca Joins Top NZ Promotions

Former Fiji cruiserweight champion Alivereti Kauyaca has signed up with renowned CTP Boxing Promotions of Auckland, New Zealand, to help build his boxing career....

Fijian boxer Kauyaca to move base to New Zealand

The champion boxer has been thrown a lifeline by an Auckland-based boxing promotion to base himself out of New Zealand after being stripped of his Fiji cruiserweight title this month.

Boxer John Parker targets New Zealand cruiserweight title

Joseph Parker’s younger brother, John Parker, will contest the New Zealand national (Pro Box NZ version) cruiserweight title against Salo Ben Vui on April 27...

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Egg experiment explains why rotating uppercut punches knock boxers out

Egg experiment explains why rotating uppercut punches knock boxers out Shivali Best For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo From Mike Tyson to George Foreman, many of the world's most famous boxers are known for their powerful uppercut punches. Now, scientists have revealed why the move so regularly knocks boxers out cold, with an experiment on eggs. Egg yolks are bathed in liquid egg white and are surrounded by a hard shell - a similar layout to our brains, which are bathed in cerebrospinal fluid inside a hard skull. Through their experiment, the researchers found that egg yolks can be broken without cracking the shell when hit side-on, indicating that our brains can also be damaged, without cracking the skull.