Got hit in the face in a real fight ?

In a real fight I got hit on my face. It was a punch with bare knuckle fist. My eyes were filled with tears after got hit naturally. I didn't cry. Also it was painful until two days and I couldn't touch my nose either.
Why didn't I get bloody ? I have seen others gets bloody easily. Are there some people who don't get bloody ?
JUST WANT TO KNOW

 

I don't know but I'd think it has to do with how close to the skin one's blood vessels and capillaries lie; as determined by genetics and so forth.

I've the opposite problem - a wee rabbit punch to mine and I look like, as someone once described to me when they saw my face after a punch - " ...that time grandad shot that pig out back o' tha farm."

 

Yeah I don't get bloody realy and I don't easily swell, bruise or bleed. Doesn't mean it doesn't hurt just that the outward visible signs are minimal. There may be the possibility that you were hit very square on with little rotation or movement, might reduce the chance of the skin splitting? No science behind that theory mind it just seems plausible.

Some people bleed, swell and bruise easily and others don't. Beyond the genetic lottery I don't know why there is such a difference between individuals or what could be done to change it.

 

It must be because you are super tough and don't bleed like the average man.

 

I find it's best to hit the other fellow in the face.

 

Yes... this, and preferably first.

 

I don't get too bloody, but I find that the more often I get blood noses (from strikes to my face) the less it takes to make it bleed the next time I get hit. Personally I recommend growing a good moustache, it hides the blood from your opponent, and keeps it out of your mouth.

 

It depends on what you call average...


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Probably genetic. Last time that happened to me I just had a few trickles of blood and watery eyes. :hat:

 

Not sure where or whom i heard this from but from what i recall the more often you get hit, the tougher your skin gets, the less elastic it become, the easier it rips thus you bleed more often. Makes sense from a completely niave perspective (have no idea if this statement has any truth to it.) Best no get hit

 

Is there a way or an exercise to do to my nose to feel less pain after got hit. Usually pain stop me from continuing the fight. May be a tournament.

 

What a classic scene from a classic movie! Tyler Durden FTW.

 

No. Just stop the bleeding with some tissue and ice it straight away.


Also a perscription of "Man up already" that you can take whenever you feel like whining.