Can a boxer get sudden lameness from a pinched nerve?

Answer by  iparasitic (7)

It would depend, as boxers are generally more varied in their movements than the reptitive wrist action that often causes a pinched nerve. But yes, pinched nerves can be caused by those who repeat the same motions over and over. In the case of a boxer, this is probably more likely to occur during training rather than an actual match.

Answer by  juliannna (639)

Yes,though it is not something that you see happen every day,it can indeed occur. However,this effect is usually not permanent and should go away within a day.

Answer by  symphonyparis (493)

Yes, if the nerve has been pinched for a long time and the person was not aware of it, and something happened to cause more damage.

Answer by  karenashley (7)

Yes the boxer can get sudden lameness depends on the force pull out by the opponent or maybe the boxer have a poor body condition during the fight, but lameness usually occurs on animals preferably on cats, dogs and horses. The boxer can get a sudden lameness from a pinched nerve.