prize fighter

It is well known that I am a prize fighter by profession.

This be the ambition of just about every prize fighter what ever lived!

They were confronting each other not two feet apart, like prize fighters.

He holds up his hands, like a prize fighter who just earned a decision.

His father also managed prize fighters, and that association transformed the son.

The champion, much like a prize fighter who has been around forever, will not go away easily.

The camera zooms in as the two face off like prize fighters.

At age 21 he was a regular prize fighter.

Members of the group include a former prize fighter, a child psychic, and a bearded lady.

Otherwise, I'm like a prize fighter going into the ring blindfolded.

He looked like a prize fighter but spoke like a lawyer, probably was one.

"I'm not proud of this, because to me, it's like a prize fighter beating up his little brother."

He also worked as a laborer and prize fighter.

Henderson looked like a middle-aged prize fighter who has retired and taken to the bottle.

He was stripped to his vest and oiled like a prize fighter.

Wilson, however, is a prize fighter with a sense of right-and-wrong.

The Shadow ducked like a prize fighter rolling away from a punch.

Armed and nervous, state court officers escorted the famous prize fighter out of the building.

For myself, I thought the Treaty was like two prize fighters having a rest during a bout.

Eyeing each other up like prize fighters, Greg thought.

It was a playful slap, but Theo had the huge hands of a prize fighter.

One of them had the thickened features of a not too successful prize fighter.

"Big fellow, he is, big enough to be a prize fighter!