Sentence examples for disputed decision from inspiring English sources

The bout was ended by a disputed decision, with the referee calling a technical knockout in favor of Slice.

In boxing, when there is a disputed decision, the beneficiary is usually the more popular or influential fighter — the "money guy," as Kellerman put it.

Things seemed more tenuous for the United States late in Friday's game when the disputed decision by the referee turned celebration into incredulity.

Rickety special-teams play -- and a disputed decision by the referee -- cost Green Bay a touchdown as the second quarter began.

Ruiz and Holyfield fought for the vacant World Boxing Council title on Aug. 12, 2000, in Las Vegas, and Holyfield won a disputed decision.

After the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, where he won a bronze medal after losing a disputed decision, he turned pro at the age of 19.

In the Madoff bankruptcy, virtually every adverse ruling has been appealed by the losing side, as have disputed decisions in countless other high-profile bankruptcy cases.

Television replays suggested the ball would have bounced over the stumps, but India have been resistant to using the Decision Review System, which allows players to refer disputed decisions to the third umpire, so it is not being used in this two-Test series.

Historically, trouble ranging from protests and arguments to crowd demonstrations occasionally arose from disputed decisions.

If TV broadcasters can demand a referee explain a ruling immediately after a game, then will coaching staff and players also face scrutiny for heatedly and constantly disputing decisions during a match?

There is much in Villas-Boas's favour: Spurs' group of players is potentially more malleable than Chelsea's was, less likely to dispute decisions such as adopting a high defensive line, more open to fresh ideas and innovations.