The phrase "a contender which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a competitor or participant in a contest or competition, particularly when providing additional information about that contender.
Example: "The athlete emerged as a contender which surprised everyone with her exceptional performance."
Alternatives: "a competitor that" or "a participant who".
Another said he would tell wavering sales directors that a potential book had a chance of being a William Hill contender, which often led to it being snapped up.
Around Christmas in 2013, a friend of Merrihue's alerted him to a Bloomberg News piece about an unranked contender, which Bloomberg called the "most exclusive restaurant in the U.S".
Around Christmas in 2013, a friend of Merrihue's alerted him to a Bloomberg News piece about an unranked contender, which Bloomberg called the "most exclusive restaurant in the U.S". It described a gourmet operation in Earlton, New York, a half hour south of Albany in the basement of a woodland home.
Can we be a championship contender, which I think is our goal right now with Melo?
Cable notoriety now makes him a presidential contender – or creates the illusion that in a parallel universe, if not in this one, he might have been an actual contender – which, in turn, raises his cable bona fides.
A one-time aide to Robert Kennedy and a politician himself, Jerry knows he could have been a different kind of contender, which places him more firmly in the company of his guests than he perhaps realizes.
A sports article on Monday about a new television series, "The Contender," which will depict 16 boxers living and training together in Southern California in pursuit of a $1 million prize, misstated the title of Ron Scott Stevens, who commented on the circumstances under which New York State would have been willing to be host to the series.
What I have seen is Biutiful, Alejandro González Iñárritu's Palme d'Or contender, which contains a terrific performance from Javier Bardem as a leather-coated chancer with a diagnosis of terminal cancer who comes swooping through Barcelona on a mission to wrap up his affairs.
Vijender was approached by Percept Picture Company to act as a guide and counsellor to participants taking part in the Indian version of the boxing reality show The Contender, which follows a group of boxers competing with each other in a single elimination style-competition.
