The result was keep. Mark Arsten ( talk) 03:06, 8 September 2012 (UTC) reply
This has never been an article that reflects particularly well on us. As stated at its first AfD, it was started as a joke article linked from Steven Seagal. I wouldn't usually nominate an article that had passed two AfDs, but they were both from 2006. If you were around then, you may remember how different standards were back then (n.b. WP:AADD didn't exist the first time and had just been created the second). I thought it's worth taking a look at the article again. Many of the keep votes back then weren't especially serious (not that the delete votes were much better).
This whole article is a bit of a WP:SYNTH problem. Not that we invented the concept of a groin attack, but the article is basically just an indiscriminate collection of facts about attacks to the groin. It's very poorly referenced because there's not much to say in WP:RS about groin attacks. The stringing together of some physiological information, mention of its use in YouTube comedy, and a biblical reference just add up to a sloppy, amateurish effort that really isn't encyclopedic. At best, it could be a paragraph at Strike (attack). I'll leave the issue alone if consensus is that the 2006 AfDs were rightly decided. -- BDD ( talk) 01:05, 1 September 2012 (UTC) reply