Sentence examples for bare-knuckle boxing from inspiring English sources
noun
The original form of boxing, in which no gloves were worn.
He bet on bare-knuckle boxing.
It started with prizefighting, illegal elsewhere in an era of bare-knuckle boxing.
I got into a bare-knuckle boxing fight after a show in Charlotte the other day.
This mix of rugby, American football and bare-knuckle boxing is not for the faint-hearted.
When Mickey pulls off his clothes to engage in a bare-knuckle boxing match, his torso is covered with tattoos.
A movie devoted to the sullen art of bare-knuckle boxing in New York — scratch-and-claw combat without rules — approved for young adults and kids?
We see Holmes bare-knuckle box, analyze handwriting and develop a fascination with bees — all skills that will later become important in his career.
Variety recently called him the "poor man's George Plimpton," but did George Plimpton ever bare-knuckle box a teenager in the Peruvian Andes?
That means you have a 42% chance of seeing two men bare-knuckle box each other on skates should you be lucky enough to hold a ticket to an NHL game in your hot little hands.
What we're talking about here is junior hockey in Canada, specifically the Canadian Hockey League, where every night, thousands of people rise to their feet and cheer as children bare-knuckle box each other on skates.
I heard there's an underground bare knuckle boxing club at MIT, are you in it?
