👉 The losing weapon in this context refers to the weapon that did not perform as expected or was ultimately defeated by the winning competitor. In many combat sports, such as boxing or wrestling, the losing weapon is typically defined by rules specific to the sport. For instance, in boxing, a punch that hits the opponent's head or body is considered a foul and results in a score reduction or a knockout, while in wrestling, a hold that causes injury is disqualified. The losing weapon usually results in the opponent receiving a penalty, such as a score reduction or disqualification, depending on the rules of the sport.
