r/powerslap • u/Enough-Lead48 • 1d ago
NEWS Da Crazy Hawaiian is out for 9 months because he took a water pill. Also says he got no CTE symptoms
I dont know how a water pill can cause this, but he wont be back until april at the earliest.
r/powerslap • u/Enough-Lead48 • 1d ago
I dont know how a water pill can cause this, but he wont be back until april at the earliest.
r/powerslap • u/Paul76Mets • 2d ago
There's only a few possible fouls and they either miss them or are inconsistent with how they enforce them. I really like watching these losers slap each other in the face but these officials are ruining the sport.
r/powerslap • u/Enough-Lead48 • 5d ago
For those who also missed SlapFIGHT and want some more matches to watch while waiting for PS25 here you go
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sZES08uRit0
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GboswQnrByA&pp=0gcJCT8MAYcqIYzv
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qrzFKyPkxqo Wolverine is in this one as an helper
r/powerslap • u/bendog1616 • 9d ago
Mad this didn’t even get called. All they care about is clubbing & flinching.
r/powerslap • u/melvin_melvin666 • 9d ago
j'ai trouvé le show correct sans forcément être super. Le Main Event était décevant, AJ Hintz devrait arrêter sa carrière il se fait humilier à chaque match.
r/powerslap • u/Necessary_Parsnip540 • 9d ago
Why is there not a megathread for tonight's event? Does this sub need new mods to help the community grow?
r/powerslap • u/Hoplitika • 9d ago
Even before tonight's match he's been knocked out cold way too many times including a super brutal KO from Turpin. He will have major CTE
r/powerslap • u/Enough-Lead48 • 12d ago
With the popularity of influencer boxing why not have influencer slapping as well? I can see it do well since slapfighting is a sport that is popular on social media.
r/powerslap • u/Enough-Lead48 • 15d ago
Was wondering myself.
r/powerslap • u/bendog1616 • 17d ago
Powerslap 24 (October 9, Las Vegas)
Emanuel Muniz (7-5) vs. Ayjay Hintz (4-3-2)
Darius Mata-Varona (3-4) vs. Nate Burnard (3-4)
Chris Thomas (5-3) vs. Stunt Marshall (3-1)
Azael Rodriguez (6-5-1) vs. Waylon Frost (3-2-1)
Prelims (Youtube)
Haley J (2-1) vs. Gema (1-0)
William Shockley (1-0-2) vs. Ace Samples (0-0)
Jaxon Slade (0-1) vs. Eduard Soghomonyan (0-0)
Pono Pau (3-3) vs. Nathan Klingensmith (0-0)
Dark Prelims (Unaired)
Destiny McCubbin (1-1-1) vs. Emily Whitmire (1-1)
Leon Johnson (1-0) vs. Romeo Quevedo (0-0)
Joseph Martinez (0-1) vs. Aiden Bugarski (0-0)
Jorge Uribe (1-0) vs. Mirza Berhamovic (0-2)
Zenith Zion (0-0) vs. Maia Warkentin (0-0)
Maria Favela (1-0) vs. Hazel Nahieneana (0-0)
r/powerslap • u/Enough-Lead48 • 22d ago
Nice to see KO Chris back after he broke his hand and missed weight at the same time
https://m.youtube.com/post/UgkxF50WbQ9Y8qDOTfM7GOjqv3Tn_F9TtGDm
r/powerslap • u/Enough-Lead48 • 24d ago
The stepping rule should be removed if the refs dont call them anyway...
r/powerslap • u/Enough-Lead48 • 24d ago
It is a much better way to give the first slap advantage and one that makes a lot more sense. I actually cant find a single problem with it at all. It should be a legal slap, if clubbing 50 procent of the score should be removed.
r/powerslap • u/Enough-Lead48 • 26d ago
I feel like it is more than 0. Will we see him in Power Slap after UFC? And who do you want to face him as an opponent if he do join Power Slap.
r/powerslap • u/Enough-Lead48 • 26d ago
For those that like anime and slapfighting this is great news.
r/powerslap • u/Edcvegasguy7 • 26d ago
The PowerSlap 24 main event will be Hintz Vs Muniz.
r/powerslap • u/Edcvegasguy7 • 28d ago
Unfortunately Ke'ali'i "The Chief" Kanekoa has sustained an injury ahead of his Power Slap 24 main event and has been forced to withdraw from the bout.
Additional details are not available to be provided to the public at this time, it is unclear whether the promotion will rebook Ayjay Hintz with another opponent or change the main event match altogether.
Please join us in wishing The Chief a speedy recovery.
I hope the next match they put on for the Power Slap 24 main event is a championship match. I will be there in the front row for this one in Las Vegas.
r/powerslap • u/Enough-Lead48 • 29d ago
Seeing how effective it was, will this new meta be something people will do much more in future PS events? Or will there be rule changes/eye protection in future events to counter this
One of the interesting thing about new sports is how the game changes once people figure them out. This is seen in all sports like soccer, football, baseball and so on. And now Power Slap as well.
r/powerslap • u/dpb8523 • 29d ago
I don’t know if this has happened yet in Power Slap, but so far in a pseudo-“Power Slap” dice game I’m in the middle of developing, it’s happened twice, and I’d like to know Power Slap’s official take on this scenario:
A fighter scheduled to fight in an event was disqualified in their previous match, therefore forfeiting the coin toss. However due in the pre-fight weigh-in, their opponent misses weight. I already asked Google Copilot about this, and it says that the opponent who misses weight in this scenario still gets to slap first in round one because the previous match DQ loss ranked higher than the weight miss in terms of who slaps first. What do y’all think of this scenario? Is Copilot correct, or do the two penalties cancel each other out and the coin flip would be reinstated?
r/powerslap • u/Enough-Lead48 • 29d ago
The eye protection would fix those eye injuries and the minor heel lift is a bad rule change. One of the skull about slapfighting is that you need to strike as hard as possible WITHOUT clubbing or stepping. Allowing a minor heel lift makes that a lot easier and removes a good bit of the skill needed in this sport. It also would be slightly safer as well, while people like Bryan Scrambler still having that KO power.
r/powerslap • u/Paul76Mets • 29d ago
Really good stuff there, I wish Dana would release the slow mo footage. Excellent slap and the injury is likely from swagger flinching because he still wasn't psychologically recovered from being knocked out by Shera. Love to see these unique injuries, I wonder if someone can compete with an eye patch. Is there an official rulebook online?
r/powerslap • u/Enough-Lead48 • Sep 19 '26
Every single flinch was actually called this time, so good job on refs. But the still fail on understanding the basic rules of 2 fouls in a 3 round match is a DQ and 3 fouls in a 5 round match was a DQ. Thats the rules and for some reason they did not apply it.
r/powerslap • u/Enough-Lead48 • Sep 19 '26
They are interesting to me and other events got them. Why is there none for PS23?