Sentence examples for fight circuit from inspiring English sources

Bourne is laying low, off-grid, apparently making a living on the bare knuckle fight circuit somewhere in southern and central Europe – kicking the ass of various tattooed Serbs for cash.

It was Huston who steered Mr. Bridges through a particularly haunting early performance, as a fledgling boxer dipped into the corrosive reality of the small-town fight circuit in "Fat City" (1972).

In Vendetta's story mode, you choose a wrestler and move him into the upper echelons of the fight circuit, taking on a succession of made-up characters and the occasional famous rapper from the Def Jam stable of artists, like Ludacris or DMX.

Their passion is running Ultimate Fighting Championship, a few-holds-barred fight circuit that targets young men with bloodlust.

Since 2003, there have been over 40 installments of the Underground Combat League (UCL) – the nexus of New York City's underground fight circuit – and the only one I've missed was the one that featured eventual UFC lightweight champion Frankie Edgar's mixed martial arts debut.

Back in the Cotswolds, I'd got chatting to somebody in a pub who told me about a local fight club circuit that was much more along illegal lines.

Chuck Liddell, for example, a major star on the Ultimate Fighting Championship circuit, once wrestled for California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo.

At the Saturday night team get-together, Ryan, who has been known to attend mixed martial arts events — and even postured characteristically at one — brought in Frankie Edgar, a star in the Ultimate Fighting Championship circuit.

CBS will follow April 4 by airing Premier Boxing Champions fights, the circuit formed by Haymon, starting with light-heavyweight champion Stevenson defending his belt against former super-middleweight champion Sakio Bika.

If they banded together, Hawk believed they could form a casino circuit, fight for a fair price and escape often desperate lives on the reservation, where alcoholism, drug abuse, poverty, teenage pregnancy, diabetes and domestic violence are endemic.

Those who could not get tickets — which were going for thousands of dollars — watched the fight on closed circuit at several Strip hotels, while some 350,000 British homes were expected to spend about $30 for a pay-per-view that began about 5 a.m. in London.