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Yes, same as when he plays around like he's having trouble keeping up, or even being stable on the balcony before falling in.it was a good kick from Orari if you read the context in the panel you gon’ see it says “Throb, Throb” boss arm was hurt a bit for that kick so, based on that little context that is more than what people who suggest he’s luslec level base their assumption... we know this happen when we got hit by a good attack, the scar is red not the eyes, but the scar just mean he was defeated one time or almost defeated, change my mind…
Everything ScarBoss did prior to removing his helmet was an act, Toby-ing around as I said (Toby, who also pretended to take damage and run away from attacks), and the act was over AFTER he said who he was and removed his helmet. Do you think he really had trouble keeping up and keeping from falling in as well? The 'throb throb' is like an 'oh man, you really got me... anyways, I'm really a badass, let me show you'... No damage was taken at all.
And I'm not sure what you're talking about but his EYES GLOW RED. Go to that same chapter you took that image from, here:
Tower of God - [Season 3] Ep. 117
What do you desire? Money and wealth? Honor and pride? Authority and power? Revenge? Or something that transcends them all? Whatever you desire—it's here.
The panels right before the suspendium blows up and takes out the Cobra. Eyes shown glowing red.
He has not a scratch on him. If a mere kick from Orari was enough to truly injure him, why is he standing there like he did something as mundane as go out to check the mail? Because it was no match at all. If Orari could hold his own or injure him we'd see more damage to the Boss, or the environment. The implication is once he stopped playing he made short work of Orari without any effort at all.
The scar obviously means he had a fight, but I'm not sure how that means he's weak. The greater, meta, thing that's going on here is that SIU is using the scar to differentiate him from the other boss, which he uses a mole to differentiate him from the other clones and even young Zahard as mentioned in the blog where SIU says they sure look alike (indicating back then the Boss was NOT Zahard). The point is the inclusion of skin imperfections that will occur at random and not be identical (scarring, moles) is used as a device to show it's another character entirely, though they look identical otherwise (as in there are more than one, but they are entirely separate so you don't get them confused). It's actually a pretty smart addition by SIU.