So, with what I see and the explanation,
The "ramp" that normally leads from the hole in the pre-cup, to the reliefs in the piston, where the fire starts normally, since the ramp was on the other side of the cylinder, and not where the pre-cup normally "sprays" fuel and fire into and acting like a "down ramp" , once the fuel and flame-front got the the reliefs, it acted as an "up ramp" pushing the combustion force at the gasket, rather than toward the center of the cylinder like normal?