The phrase "a champion which" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct relative pronoun to use with "champion" is "who" since it refers to a person.
Example: "She is a champion who inspires many young athletes."
Alternatives: "a champion that" or "a champion who".
There is also — still — Azarenka's temper, deeply linked to a perfectionist streak and the sacrifices she made to become a champion, which included leaving her family behind in Minsk as a teenager.
Many had brought their copy of Lemov's book, Teach Like a Champion, which in the last five years has passed through the hands of thousands of teachers and infiltrated hundreds of staffrooms.
US educator Doug Lemov thinks he has some answers and has documented them in a book, Teach Like a Champion, which is informing a generation of teachers, first in America and now in the UK.
Look no further than the former Southern California coach Pete Carroll and the tour for his book, "Win Forever: Live Work and Play Like a Champion," which was interrupted by the news that U.S.C. was being sanctioned by the N.C.A.A. last summer.
Every M&S store has a Plan A champion – which adds up to 690 champions within the UK who voluntarily take responsibility for enthusing and inspiring colleagues to bring down electricity use, cut down on paper and recover more waste – important Plan A targets for stores.
Ferrari could always spot a decent rider and is still full of little maxims about what makes a champion, which is what Wiggins undoubtedly is, regardless of what happens in his final serious race as a road cyclist on Sunday, Paris-Roubaix.
Nadal, 24, displayed the serve, the strokes, the patience, the stamina of a great champion, which he has now become.
Potential legal implications aside, Vernick argued there is an unavoidable "visceral" reaction to such a big change by WhatsApp on sharing user data, given how the company has previously positioned itself as a privacy champion — which in itself could have serious trust/reputational consequences if users feel betrayed.
Between WWE and TNA, James is a nine-time champion, which is a national record and is also the only person to hold the WWE Women's, WWE Divas and TNA Knockouts Championships in wrestling history.
Although Lesnar's win was apparently an audible due to Reigns' illness, it, in essence, put WWE right back to square one: Saddled with an absentee Universal Champion, which will likely have a negative effect on Monday Night Raw.
In extraordinary times Rosberg would be a rather ordinary champion, which is not to denigrate his all-round excellence.
