The phrase "a savage round" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a particularly fierce or intense round of competition, discussion, or conflict.
Example: "The debate turned into a savage round, with both sides fiercely defending their positions."
Alternatives: "a brutal round" or "an intense round".
Frampton won the last contest with Martinez by ninth-round stoppage in a savage bout that left the Northern Irishman with a perforated ear drum.
If I were presumptuous enough to offer them advice (who me?), I'd suggest they watch the Russell Crowe movie "Cinderella Man," about a boxer who'd been through a few savage rounds, but managed to persevere through hardship caused by others and himself.
This is an overdue change, but only critics of the prime minister tend to care about it, which makes it, in political terms, a hiding to nothing.Whoever forms the government, it will have to embark on a savage new round of austerity.
One source believes the savage round of cuts will give management a clearer view of whether it is worth pumping in more cash.
The most recent, and savage, round of fitness work that Murray has subjected himself to took place last month at the University of Miami: three weeks of concentrated action fuelled by a daily intake of 5,800 calories, well over double what the Department of Health estimates is the UK average.
Right now though, dos Santos' attention is on Velasquez (10-1), all-aroundund talent with phenomenal wrestling skills and stamina who recently stopped Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva with a savage first-round beating.
In other muay Thai action, Gino Francisco (3-1) withwith a savage third-round knockout over Sergei Martirosyan (1-1) and Clemente Lacroix (11-5) won by unanimous decision over Travis Garlits (0-4).
Their first fight had been one of the fights of 2012, Rios winning in seven savage rounds.
As many expected, the highly anticipated domestic clash was a savage brawl from round one.
