How many rounds? What? I’m not talking about the amount of rounds a boxer gets in a fight. I mean how many times the boxer takes a punch before being knocked out. The number is actually quite difficult to calculate…at least not exactly.
It turns out that the average adult does not require more than one punch to be knocked out, and that in fact, most people require only one punch to be knocked out. This is because the first punch is also the hardest one to move.
The thing is, even if you have a million punches to use in your next fight, the average person will still only need one punch to be knocked out. This is because with each subsequent punch, the average person has a small chance of moving the punch further away from the body. This is why it is said that the average boxer takes more than one punch: to move the punch further away from the body.
The main reason for using a few punches is because of the extra power that comes with the punches. You have to have the power to make a hit, and you have to have the power to put one punch in the air, and you have to have the power to hit back and forth.
