Jason Allison Rips Powes Helmet in Half During Fight
September 19, 2009 – Dr. Deke
We told you a couple weeks ago that Jason Allison is making an NHL comeback attempt with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Well if he isn’t wanted for his scoring or playmaking abilities, I think he should be considered for his enforcer abilities. Check out this Allison vs. Powe fight where he grabs a hold of Powe’s helmet and rips it in half.
I can almost see the green in his eyes, a-la Incredible Hulk:
(H/T to NHL Fanhouse for Video)
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Jason Allison Rips Helmet in Half During Fight…
If he isn’t wanted for his scoring or playmaking abilities, I think he should be considered for his enforcer abilities. Check out this Allison vs. Powe fight where he grabs a hold of Powe’s helmet and rips it in half….
You guys play hockey at all? I doubt it. If you did, you’d know that the helmets these days are comprised of two or more segments that are actually relatively easy to separate – they’re designed to resist compressive forces, not the opposite.
He didn’t “rip it in half”… he pulled it apart where it was designed to come apart. Incredible Hulk? Not.
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@Mike – LOL, the title may have been a bit misleading now that you mention it. But I think given the engineering lesson on the makeup of a hockey helmet you just gave, YOU are the one that doesn’t play hockey. LOL.
Not that hockey players can’t be book worms too……
“Not that there’s anything wrong with that…..”
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alision fights like a girl!
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Seriously what material are these helmets made out of. They are supposed to protect against high speed collisions yet some guy can just rip it in half.
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If only he could skate as fast as he tore that helmet apart.
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recommendation invest in reading glasses
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