prizefight

He put up at this very inn the night before the prizefight.

She was also the host of the Prizefight series.

Probably a prizefight, from the sound of the crowd.

"This is the biggest prizefight in any of our careers.

He recalled one member managed to bring a radio in so the men could listen to a prizefight.

The Microsoft trial is not merely a legal prizefight.

In 1881 he fought his first bare-knuckle prizefight aged 18 years.

"If police come, the promoters slide them back to look like a prizefight is going on.

One work is a punch-by-punch account of a prizefight.

Sonny grinned and raised his clasped hands in the prizefight salute.

The narcotics investigator inserted himself between the two men like the referee in a prizefight.

His head and lips were battered and swollen, as if he'd been in a prizefight.

Would you pay to see a prizefight between the US and Venezuela?

It was built up like a prizefight.

With the potential for violence looming, what happens now to this prizefight of all ethnic, religious and territorial conflicts?

"It's like being in training for a prizefight.

Don't I remember a prizefight you attended, dressed as a lad?"

Nationally, the bout is expected to produce $70 million in revenues, a record for a prizefight.

"The real free market is a prizefight."

If this were a prizefight the referee would stop it amid a cascade of boos.

Kurtz felt like a man with a ringside seat at a prizefight.

On the one hand, news of fresh scandal, like a good prizefight or a messy divorce, excites the public imagination.

"It's like preparing for a prizefight," Barber said.

Taking the Count (1896), a painting of a prizefight, was his second largest canvas, but not his most successful composition.