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Ken Shamrock shared how his involvement in the True Bare Knuckle League is reshaping perceptions in combat sports. Despite the widespread belief that gloves make fighting safer, Shamrock argues otherwise. By comparing brain damage to an egg inside a bowling ball, he illustrated how gloves allow for repeated, forceful hits without hand injury, leading to greater brain trauma over time. This insight sheds light on his decision to helm True Bare Knuckle, a league that distinguishes itself by banning any form of hand wrapping or glove use. Shamrock believes this approach minimizes internal brain damage though it may cause more superficial injuries like cuts and broken bones. Shamrock's career has been fraught with injuries, including breaking his neck twice. Despite the toll on his body, stem cell injections have significantly helped his recovery process.
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