Sentence examples for boxing equivalent from inspiring English sources

(The boxing equivalent: Mike Tyson chewed off a piece of Evander Holyfield's ear).

It's a little stiff and awkward at the moment; the boxing equivalent of 'After you, maam......

Tua, wearing the boxing equivalent of a black miniskirt, looked soft in the middle and was admittedly not in his best shape at 252 pounds.

He would have viewed Spinks' steadfast refusal to meet his gaze in the centre of the ring as the boxing equivalent of raising the white flag from the trenches before a shot had been fired in anger.

LAS VEGAS — Inside the Mayweather Boxing Club, where the assembled included a lawyer, a famous rapper, a celebrity chef, a girlfriend, an ex-girlfriend, a dozen boxers, a few dozen spectators and, naturally, three representatives from Habitat for Humanity, the boxing equivalent of a Batman signal flashed.

Boxing aficionados suggest that the time of his dominance was not a particularly glorious era for the sport and that he never faced a truly brilliant challenger, making him a boxing equivalent of Pete Sampras – repeatedly victorious yet not destined to be remembered as one of the all-time greats.

That's impressively deft improvisation, the commentary-box equivalent of Roger Federer hitting a winner through his legs.

Market managers said that on Tuesday they only had two boxes of fish to sell and on Wednesday they would have only three boxes, equivalent to less than half a tonne of fish.

I'm going to the prosecutor general's office tomorrow, unless they do me the honor of sending the box (equivalent of the Black Mariah vehicle) today and save us the hassle of transportation.

When additional convective currents were added to the room by the addition of two heat boxes (equivalent to the heat generated by two people) the ACHUVC increased by 16 ACH.

The CXCR1 promoter (−841 to +21) contains a TATA box equivalent, GC-rich motifs that may serve as SP-1 and AP-2 sites, and a GGAA motif serving as a binding site for PU.1, which is a member of the Ets family of transcription factors.