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Quote from: Lorence.xD on May 04, 2021, 03:55:44 AM

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?

This is one brutal sport to be honest, obviously not as bad as UFC Tongue

Who gives their cheek to get a free slapping in a room full of people,sorry just watching a few clips of the slapping contest I feel sorry for these guys....is this about the money or releasing that anger out of you...whatever the reasons this is a sport for people that want an adrenaline rush.

I think that is because of the money that the winner can get. For some people, that can be a brutal sport, but for others, maybe they can get entertainment from that sport. So they will still watch the tournament same as the people who watch the UFC tournament.

But I can not imagine that it is really hurt to get a slap on that cheek and not many people can receive that slap without any emotion. So I give a salute to the player.

Yes, it's all about money of course. However, this is ain't professional sports because anyone can enter and qualified since what you all gonna do is to exchange slaps until someone collapse because of the slap, simple as that. Unlike in KFC, you have to get a proper training first before you could fight, meaning your body is in a good condition.

Imagine making yourself fit in slapping tournament by getting slap at your home maybe? or slapping yourself until your face get numb? too risky for me.

Excuse me, KFC? I don't think you need to be an athlete to get in KFC, and really, the less you prepare for KFC the better Cheesy

But I disagree on some points. First, if you really want a good slap you need to have good technique, and that takes practice so no, not anyone can slap good enough. Second, you have to train your chin and condition yourself on taking slaps. What do you think pro MMA fighters do? They spar and that means getting hit in the face. A lot. Sometimes even too much.

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Quote from: Lorence.xD on May 04, 2021, 03:55:44 AM

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?

This is one brutal sport to be honest, obviously not as bad as UFC Tongue

Who gives their cheek to get a free slapping in a room full of people,sorry just watching a few clips of the slapping contest I feel sorry for these guys....is this about the money or releasing that anger out of you...whatever the reasons this is a sport for people that want an adrenaline rush.

I think that is because of the money that the winner can get. For some people, that can be a brutal sport, but for others, maybe they can get entertainment from that sport. So they will still watch the tournament same as the people who watch the UFC tournament.

But I can not imagine that it is really hurt to get a slap on that cheek and not many people can receive that slap without any emotion. So I give a salute to the player.

Yes, it's all about money of course. However, this is ain't professional sports because anyone can enter and qualified since what you all gonna do is to exchange slaps until someone collapse because of the slap, simple as that. Unlike in KFC, you have to get a proper training first before you could fight, meaning your body is in a good condition.

Imagine making yourself fit in slapping tournament by getting slap at your home maybe? or slapping yourself until your face get numb? too risky for me.

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Quote from: yazher on May 25, 2021, 08:15:30 PM

Well slapping one another is a classic drinking game in many countries and as you may guess if there is a popular game that people practice on their own then eventually we are bound to see a professional version of the game emerging, look at what it is happening to esports, people have been playing video games for decades now, so it is natural that you want to see the best of the best going at it at the highest level and the same is going to be true for this new sport.

video games is challenging and competitive .
its why they level up it and make tournaments like esports but slapping ? not at all but im surprised that this sport already existed before i see this in youtube . slapping reminds me of a video of two guys playing rock paper scisors but with a twist .
whoever losses he will be smashed by a large water bottle that is prepared beside them . it was funny to watch than slapping . waiting for that game to have its own tournament like slapping

Slapping tournament you say? https://punchdownfight.com/pl/home/ . You should differentiate physical sports into digital ones since these things had different markets basing off with different interest.

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Well slapping one another is a classic drinking game in many countries and as you may guess if there is a popular game that people practice on their own then eventually we are bound to see a professional version of the game emerging, look at what it is happening to esports, people have been playing video games for decades now, so it is natural that you want to see the best of the best going at it at the highest level and the same is going to be true for this new sport.

I see, this time around they brought it up into national and make a tournament out of that. If this will become famous in the upcoming years, you will some other versions of it in the other country just like in the other sports. anyway, this kind of sport is not a problem for them because they are those who can do what they want when it comes to any sports they like. as long as they put some honest rules to avoid some unforeseen damage.

Suppose more promotion about that slap game is released. In that case, that can give attention to people, especially if the promotion release on social media or Youtube as people now watching Youtube get entertainment. But still, to get popular like the other sports, it will need times and that is not happening in a short time unless they can invite one big player to watch or even to playing with the other players.

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Quote from: Ryker1 on May 25, 2021, 05:45:09 PM

Well slapping one another is a classic drinking game in many countries and as you may guess if there is a popular game that people practice on their own then eventually we are bound to see a professional version of the game emerging, look at what it is happening to esports, people have been playing video games for decades now, so it is natural that you want to see the best of the best going at it at the highest level and the same is going to be true for this new sport.

video games is challenging and competitive .
its why they level up it and make tournaments like esports but slapping ? not at all but im surprised that this sport already existed before i see this in youtube . slapping reminds me of a video of two guys playing rock paper scisors but with a twist .
whoever losses he will be smashed by a large water bottle that is prepared beside them . it was funny to watch than slapping . waiting for that game to have its own tournament like slapping

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Well, this is expected that it will happen, --to be deaf.
Your one-side face and ears are almost near and there is possibility that it will hit every slap. Not only by that, but it will also include possible brain damage due to the high impact of the slap. Yes, --I saw this slapping tournament once in my Facebook newsfeed and I thought it was not a tournament until I saw there is a topic here, and they consider it as a tournament game. It seems very risky for your health if you will join this kind of tournament.

They have ear plugs to protect their ears but the problem is that there's only a few that uses a proper one, the punchdown series uses only cotton to protect the ears. We don't have to worry too much about it because as this kind of tournament develops, the protection will definitely improve. Every physical demanding sport is going to be risky for your health like boxing and muay thai.

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Quote from: yazher on May 25, 2021, 08:15:30 PM

Well slapping one another is a classic drinking game in many countries and as you may guess if there is a popular game that people practice on their own then eventually we are bound to see a professional version of the game emerging, look at what it is happening to esports, people have been playing video games for decades now, so it is natural that you want to see the best of the best going at it at the highest level and the same is going to be true for this new sport.

I see, this time around they brought it up into national and make a tournament out of that. If this will become famous in the upcoming years, you will some other versions of it in the other country just like in the other sports. anyway, this kind of sport is not a problem for them because they are those who can do what they want when it comes to any sports they like. as long as they put some honest rules to avoid some unforeseen damage.

A unified ruleset, a governing organization, and some recurring competitors could push slapping into a legit sport. Sure, it will be frowned upon at first, but so was MMA when it started in 91, not to mention different styles of boxing that were deemed 'not gentelman'-like. It's interesting to be at the forefront of it so early and seeing what could and will happen.

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Quote from: Ryker1 on May 25, 2021, 05:45:09 PM

Well slapping one another is a classic drinking game in many countries and as you may guess if there is a popular game that people practice on their own then eventually we are bound to see a professional version of the game emerging, look at what it is happening to esports, people have been playing video games for decades now, so it is natural that you want to see the best of the best going at it at the highest level and the same is going to be true for this new sport.

I see, this time around they brought it up into national and make a tournament out of that. If this will become famous in the upcoming years, you will some other versions of it in the other country just like in the other sports. anyway, this kind of sport is not a problem for them because they are those who can do what they want when it comes to any sports they like. as long as they put some honest rules to avoid some unforeseen damage.

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Quote from: alegotardo on May 25, 2021, 02:46:57 PM

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Fortunately, there aren't many injuries, and one of the basic rules is not to hit the ear so that the eardrum doesn't suffer injuries, but there have already been participants who were momentarily deaf in these tournaments.

Well, this is expected that it will happen, --to be deaf.
Your one-side face and ears are almost near and there is possibility that it will hit every slap. Not only by that, but it will also include possible brain damage due to the high impact of the slap. Yes, --I saw this slapping tournament once in my Facebook newsfeed and I thought it was not a tournament until I saw there is a topic here, and they consider it as a tournament game. It seems very risky for your health if you will join this kind of tournament.

Then how you would consider those damage that can be done or possibly happen in boxing which is much more worst than this? I cant deny that slapping out hard

could really shake off someones head but not as severe when we do look or try to compare it on MMA or boxing so lets not put that much exaggeration when it comes to probable injuries on where
this competition do involved.

They are aware on the risk when it comes to health which its no surprise that there would be criticisms.

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Quote from: alegotardo on May 25, 2021, 02:46:57 PM

^[snip]
Fortunately, there aren't many injuries, and one of the basic rules is not to hit the ear so that the eardrum doesn't suffer injuries, but there have already been participants who were momentarily deaf in these tournaments.

Well, this is expected that it will happen, --to be deaf.
Your one-side face and ears are almost near and there is possibility that it will hit every slap. Not only by that, but it will also include possible brain damage due to the high impact of the slap. Yes, --I saw this slapping tournament once in my Facebook newsfeed and I thought it was not a tournament until I saw there is a topic here, and they consider it as a tournament game. It seems very risky for your health if you will join this kind of tournament.

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This is one brutal sport to be honest, obviously not as bad as UFC Tongue

Who gives their cheek to get a free slapping in a room full of people,sorry just watching a few clips of the slapping contest I feel sorry for these guys....is this about the money or releasing that anger out of you...whatever the reasons this is a sport for people that want an adrenaline rush.

Did you know that it's one of the most painful tournaments in the world and for very low prizes to champions? There are even those who consider it worse than boxing, so I doubt that the person enters this "sport" by pure adrenaline.

Fortunately, there aren't many injuries, and one of the basic rules is not to hit the ear so that the eardrum doesn't suffer injuries, but there have already been participants who were momentarily deaf in these tournaments.

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Quote from: Lorence.xD on May 04, 2021, 03:55:44 AM

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?

This is one brutal sport to be honest, obviously not as bad as UFC Tongue

Who gives their cheek to get a free slapping in a room full of people,sorry just watching a few clips of the slapping contest I feel sorry for these guys....is this about the money or releasing that anger out of you...whatever the reasons this is a sport for people that want an adrenaline rush.

Well slapping one another is a classic drinking game in many countries and as you may guess if there is a popular game that people practice on their own then eventually we are bound to see a professional version of the game emerging, look at what it is happening to esports, people have been playing video games for decades now, so it is natural that you want to see the best of the best going at it at the highest level and the same is going to be true for this new sport.

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Quote from: blockman on May 22, 2021, 06:37:19 PM

This slapping tournaments are probably the best thing for me to watch after MMA, and it can be both brutal and funny at the same time. Grin

They even have Pay Per Views like in MMA and their own Punchdown website so they are growing like separate sport and special shirts.
When can we see Slapping national teams and world cup?

I don't know when these slapping competitions have started but I agree with you that it's becoming big and there might be some national teams for those nearby countries where it was originated. The spread of it is quickly happening and who knows if a world cup comes? Grin

That would be a dream of every slapper to get into that tournament one day and it's not just all about the prize but as well as the pride that they'll be proclaimed as the strongest and toughest slapper.

Ah, yeah, maybe for those that are really interested in doing something with it, but for the most part, I think most participants don't care for tournaments or structured competitions. They just want to slap the silly off someone's face and go home XD Maybe we will get more organized competitors at some point.

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Quote from: Lorence.xD on May 04, 2021, 03:55:44 AM

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?

This is one brutal sport to be honest, obviously not as bad as UFC Tongue

Who gives their cheek to get a free slapping in a room full of people,sorry just watching a few clips of the slapping contest I feel sorry for these guys....is this about the money or releasing that anger out of you...whatever the reasons this is a sport for people that want an adrenaline rush.

I think that is because of the money that the winner can get. For some people, that can be a brutal sport, but for others, maybe they can get entertainment from that sport. So they will still watch the tournament same as the people who watch the UFC tournament.

But I can not imagine that it is really hurt to get a slap on that cheek and not many people can receive that slap without any emotion. So I give a salute to the player.

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This slapping tournaments are probably the best thing for me to watch after MMA, and it can be both brutal and funny at the same time. Grin

They even have Pay Per Views like in MMA and their own Punchdown website so they are growing like separate sport and special shirts.
When can we see Slapping national teams and world cup?

Quote from: Lorence.xD on May 04, 2021, 03:55:44 AM

I don't know when these slapping competitions have started but I agree with you that it's becoming big and there might be some national teams for those nearby countries where it was originated. The spread of it is quickly happening and who knows if a world cup comes? Grin

That would be a dream of every slapper to get into that tournament one day and it's not just all about the prize but as well as the pride that they'll be proclaimed as the strongest and toughest slapper.

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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?

This is one brutal sport to be honest, obviously not as bad as UFC Tongue

Who gives their cheek to get a free slapping in a room full of people,sorry just watching a few clips of the slapping contest I feel sorry for these guys....is this about the money or releasing that anger out of you...whatever the reasons this is a sport for people that want an adrenaline rush.

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Quote from: Silberman on May 22, 2021, 01:42:59 PM

This slapping tournaments are probably the best thing for me to watch after MMA, and it can be both brutal and funny at the same time. Grin

They even have Pay Per Views like in MMA and their own Punchdown website so they are growing like separate sport and special shirts.
When can we see Slapping national teams and world cup?

Well this is getting interesting, it seems this sport is getting way more popular than what I thought, if they even have PPV then someone must be paying to see them in action, which is why I suppose I have never seen one of those fights live as we can do with soccer and other popular sports, even if the competition is very niche I am glad that they are finding their way around getting profits despite the pandemic as it is difficult for a new sport to survive given the current conditions of the world.

I love the cheeky Punch Down moniker

Good on them for stepping up and trying to get the competitors paid. It really can become a legitimate sport, but a PPV here and there will just not cut it. They need a UFC 1 type of event to really get people talking.

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Slap competitions have become very popular with viewers on Youtube over the last two years. I haven't been able to place any bets on this type of competition yet, but I believe we'll get the chance soon, as it's as spectacular as many other sports.

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This slapping tournaments are probably the best thing for me to watch after MMA, and it can be both brutal and funny at the same time. Grin

They even have Pay Per Views like in MMA and their own Punchdown website so they are growing like separate sport and special shirts.
When can we see Slapping national teams and world cup?