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How can someone prevent brain damage if they are a professional fighter?
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Avoid blows to head: The only way to avoid brain damage as a professional fighter is to avoid blows to the head. Unfortunately this is not likely as a professional fighter. Even wearing headgear will not be protective. Even if you are not knocked out, damage can occur
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