Sentence examples for competing promotion from inspiring English sources

In 1987, The Rockers were signed by a competing promotion: the World Wrestling Federation WWFF).

After completing his previous obligations to Bellator in 2012, Alvarez was set to jump ship for competing promotion the Ultimate Fighting Championship, but Rebney exercised a matching-rights clause to retain his services, paving the way for a bout that many expect will top their first encounter.

All along, there were competing promotions, but most struggled to build a stable business in a sport as unstable as professional fighting, where months of planning can be ruined by a single pre-fight injury or contractual dispute.

Brentford could turn out to be this season's Peterborough, competing for promotion again.

It is confusingly structured, with countries competing for promotion to a higher group even as the semi-finals are underway, and anticlimactic, extending across nine months of the calendar year before starting again after a three-month hiatus.

In reality, in these eight teams competing for promotion there were two teams prepared to go up.

"We need to start showing ours because I didn't come here to not be competing for promotion.

Cellino wants Leeds, who have not played in the top flight since relegation in 2004, to be competing for promotion from the Championship in the 2015-16 season.

Play-off finalists Watford will hope their influx of signings from sister clubs Granada and Udinese will give them a chance of competing for promotion with fellow bookies' contenders Bolton, Nottingham Forest and Leicester.

The two teams were competing for promotion to Football League One, the third tier of the English football league system.

The two teams were competing for promotion to the third tier of the English football league system, at the time called the Second Division, a familiar place for both sides.