The word 'champ' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who is a champion or victor in a contest or game. For example: "I am confident that Carl will prove to be the champ in the upcoming tournament!".
Sure, the opposition has current critical champ Transparent but House Of Cards blazed that particular Emmy-winning trail.
But McDowell, the reigning United States Open champ and one of Woods's more than 721,000 followers, noted on Tuesday that Woods "doesn't put too much out there to follow".
Tyson went back to his hotel room but there was no maid to console him and he was no longer the champ.
Holyfield had settled for $8m of the purse – only a third of what Douglas was paid – but he had earned the right to be called the champ.
But the champ needed a job, and so does Gingrich, and these things can be explained away.
The high school wrestling champ doesn't wrestle with self-doubt.
The second will allow them to download songs and movies when they tire of shoot-'em-up games.The baseball champ did not wait long for the chance to hit back.
More than £1,000 of his world-champ earnings went on a pair of false teeth, but he never got on with them, and would take them out publicly to play.
Martial law was proclaimed, and at the Champ-de-Mars the national guard under the command of the marquis de Lafayette, a moderate who wanted to save the monarchy opened fire on a group demanding the abdication of the king.
The Place du Champ-de-Mars the site of a number of historiChamp-de-Mars theuChamp-de-Mars thetre of the city—wasitet hard by the 2010 earthquake.
From the 2-acre (0.8-hectare) base of the tower, the Champ-de-Mars (Field of Mars), an immense field, stretches to the Military Academy (École Militaire), which was built from 1769 to 1772 and later became the site of the War College (École Supérieure de Guerre).
