Combat Sports and Martial Arts

A knockout occurs when one boxer is rendered unconscious or unable to continue by a legal blow. The referee counts to ten, and if the boxer cannot recover, the opponent wins by knockout. This is boxing's definitive ending, distinct from technical knockouts or referee stoppages.

Hors de combat is French for 'out of the fight' - describing someone who is unable to participate, typically due to injury. It's commonly used in military or sports contexts.

Judo, Karate, and Taekwondo are all traditional Asian disciplines of martial arts. While they are featured in the Asian Games and require physical fitness, their defining commonality is that they are forms of martial arts.

In Judo, the black belt is the highest rank, which is further subdivided into various Dan grades. While 10th Dan is a high rank, the question asks for the title, and black belt is the standard term for the highest level category.

Downward Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana) is one of the most fundamental and widely recognized poses in yoga practice.

Easy pose (Sukhasana) is a seated meditation posture often used to quiet the mind and focus inward, which aligns with the Third Eye Chakra's focus on intuition and mental clarity.

In a high lunge, the front leg is bent and bears the weight, while the back leg is stretched, creating significant engagement in the thigh muscles of both legs.

Cobra pose involves lifting the chest using the strength of the back muscles, specifically targeting the lower back to create the spinal extension.

SSGSS (Super Saiyan Blue) is a controlled form that allows Goku to test #17's full power without going all out and risking accidental death. It provides enough power to gauge #17's strength while maintaining control.

Future Trunks channels the Spirit Bomb energy from survivors and charges it into his Sword of Hope. This creates a Spirit Bomb-infused sword attack, which is the only technique capable of damaging the immortal fused Zamasu.