Sentence examples for bare-knuckled boxing from inspiring English sources

Ilan Hall, a chef and the host of "Knife Fight," describes his series as "a bare-knuckled boxing show of a cooking competition" that pits chefs against each other in an "after-hours war zone".

Thus, the adoption of gloves to make bare-knuckled boxing safer made it possible for fighters to throw head punches without breaking their hands–resulting in more brain injuries and death.

Flanked at a news conference here by former Secretary of State Warren Christopher, William M. Daley -- the Gore campaign manager and heir to a dynastic family tradition of bare-knuckled ballot-box struggles in Chicago -- said that the three months before the inauguration allowed plenty of time for challenges without creating a constitutional crisis.

He bet on bare-knuckle boxing.

Hungarian politics is a bare-knuckled affair.

That's bare-knuckled politics and ideology," he said.

Do repeated episodes of bare-knuckled fist-fighting lead to brain damage?

Some N.A.H.L. rivals still feature bare-knuckled teenagers on the banner of their Web sites.

Private-equity auctions for stakes in promising firms are becoming ever more bare-knuckled.

The specific varieties within these groups carry names that would suit a bare-knuckled boxer.

Financiers, private equity firms and bare-knuckled corporate executives initiated a series of reforms and transformations.