Sentence examples for champion regarded from inspiring English sources

June 24 , 1895Manassa, Colorado May 31 , 1983New York City, New York Jack Dempsey, byname of William Harrison Dempsey, also called the Manassa Mauler (born June 24 , 1895 Manassa, Colo., U.S. died May 31 , 1983 New York, N.Y ., American world heavyweight boxing champion, regarded by many as the apotheosis of the professional fighter.

"During that period," Merchant wrote, "the Times ignored the comeback of Floyd Mayweather , Jr the top American fighter, vs. Juan Manuel Lopez [sic], the lightweight champion regarded as one of the best fighters in the world, which was bought in over a million homes.

Questionnaire data showed that champions regarded Evidence Search as credible, trustworthy and reliable, and that their approach to searching for and evaluating information is comparable to that of an expert.

The four-division champion widely regarded as one of the finest prizefighters of his generation was presented his Russian passport in a ceremony on Tuesday at the Federal Migration Service's offices in Moscow.

The three-times champion jockey, regarded by some as the finest Flat jockey in the world, sustained a neck injury almost a fortnight ago and the likely date of his return to action remains a matter for conjecture.

Quigg, 25, defends his portion of the WBA title (Cuba's Guillermo Rigondeaux is their so-called 'super' champion and regarded as the best in the division) against Belgium's Stephane Jamoye in Manchester on 13 September.

Its few public champions were regarded as slightly eccentric.

Does it mean that the world champions regard these tourists as a soft touch and see no reason to waste time doing their homework?

Asked about the prospect of fighting world light-welterweight champion Hatton, Pacquiao — regarded as many as the best fighter in the world at the moment — said: "I watched the [Hatton-Malignaggi] fight happen, it was a good fight.

Former UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones, widely regarded as the sport's best pound-for-pound fighter, has called her the greatest female athlete in the history of combat sports.

Ronnie O'Sullivan, twice world champion here and regarded as favourite for the title by those who believe that his best is better than anyone else's, was held to 4-4 in the opening session of his best-of-25-frames second-round match by Ryan Day, a 26-year-old Welshman who stands 33rd in the world rankings.