Adventure is 100% right. Most onlooker's and witness's say that they thought it was a fist fight. In a clinch or struggle knifing's are hard to see until someone drop's, more often they walk or run away a few meters and then the shock, pain and blood loss kick in.
From what I've seen there's no such thing as a standard knife attack, it is not something that you can rubber stamp and say that's what people do and that's how they do it.
In real life the only guarantee is that it will be fast, it will hurt and it's going to happen when you are not being as aware as you should be. Always be looking, always be aware of space, hand's, eye contact etc. That will give you a chance to react. Remember it's never over till it's over, how many times has the bad guy left an argument to return with a weapon, to find the victim waiting for him. If the guy runs off, don't hang around.
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