The phrase "amazing catch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a remarkable or impressive catch, often in the context of sports or fishing, but can also refer to a fortunate discovery or opportunity.
Example: "During the game, he made an amazing catch that left the crowd in awe."
Alternatives: "incredible catch" or "fantastic catch".
Here's a classic clip of Lynn Swann's amazing catch for Pittsburgh in Super Bowl X. Enjoy.
Just don't jump up and yell if you're the actual player who has pulled off the amazing catch.
Marshall made an amazing catch; cornerback Terence Newman had jumped on his back and wrapped an arm around his neck in the end zone.
But Samuel let the ball bounce off his fingers, and one play later Manning heaved a desperation pass to David Tyree, who thereupon made the most amazing catch ever.
Imagine my thrill, then, when Antonio Cromartie's solid kick return, one amazing catch by Braylon Edwards, and a silly timeout by Colts coach Jim Caldwell all led to a Nick Folk field goal and a Jets win.
Coco Crisp, who had an amazing catch and a run scored to his name tonight can't put another hole in Sanchez, who gets him to groundout to second, inning over - a big one for Oakland, who add a run when they are coming at a premium.
European painting was Mr. de Montebello's original field of expertise, and he has made some amazing catches.
The amazing catches helped make the game last 4 hours, 58 minutes.
A handful of receivers (and one tight end) stole the show with some amazing catches on Sunday.
Even after losing the tooth, JT is still making amazing catches but now Tyson, probably dreaming of that man tiara he covets, began getting the knack of catching balls, and wins Immunity for Timbira, destroying my hopes of sending Ex-Coach home this week, and pissing off JT, who had given his tooth in vain.
The play is rich in detail and drama, but will it have historic legs, like Franco Harris's Immaculate Reception, Jim Marshall's wrong-way run, Dwight Clark's amazing touchdown catch and Joe Pisarcik's fumble?
