>>22889
I'm afraid I didn't save the exact prompt for that one. It's surprisingly hard to replicate, I think maybe it is trained so well on boxing that it is trying to interpret everything realistically. If you describe the violence with normal boxers, it tries to make them realistic. If you say Chun Li and Mike Tyson or whoever, the gore comes out better. You have to give more detail to make it stop trying to be realistic.

This is as close as I can recreate it:

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Sports photo, action snapshot of a man and woman boxing. The man is throwing a heavy punch that connects with the woman's face. The woman's head explodes backwards in a splatter of gore and bone fragments and blood, crushed by the force of the punch. An eyeball flies from the impact. Half of her face is missing where the punch impacts. A splatter of deep red viscous liquid erupts from the impact of the glove.

The camera is behind the man's shoulder, following the action of the punch, with slight dutch angle adding to the feeling of forceful action, with motion blur. The background is a sports arena, blurred, with the blurred arena lights visible.

The lighting is dramatic, with high contrast dark shadows. The fighters are lit with hard white rim lighting from the stadium lights behind them.

The woman looks like chun li, wearing her blue outfit with white hair buns. The man looks like Mike Tyson, with his facial tattoo slightly visible on the side of his face.
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