Sentence examples for fight experience from inspiring English sources

Fight experience was also examined as a continuous variable (number of fights) and remained significantly associated with reported injury in a multivariate assessment.

His lack of championship fight experience was considered his biggest weakness heading into tonight.

Dutt, you feel, is himself torn between trusting in Stevens' relegation fight experience – he saved Stuttgart as interim "Feuerwehrmann" (firefighter) from the drop last year – and installing a new, much more modern coach such as the former Leipzig coach Alexander Zorniger, who is lined up to take over next season anyway.

Fighters reported a mean fight experience of 15.8 fights.

Regression analyses were conducted to determine whether injuries during sanctioned fights were related to factors such as fight experience, use of protective equipment, and injury history.

In reports from other combat sports, fight experience has been related to injury outcomes (Binner A. The rise of mixed martial arts.

They are fighting the same fight, experiencing the same oppression, and are working toward the same goals, but are shattering each other's success through hate, jealousy, abase, and self-inflicted segregation.

Browder had acquired first fight experiences in drama school, and had done much stunt work on Farscape.

We heard that men who fought came to see violence as a normal response to frustrations; young boys grew up learning that violence was generally accepted, including with their partners; and that even men who did not fight experienced psychological distress that was often expressed in violence towards their partners.

Fighting experience in the wilderness of North America during the Seven Years' War, or French and Indian War (1756 63), suggested the utility of lighter and shorter muskets, and in 1768 the Short Land musket, with a 42-inch barrel, became standard.

John Billy Joe Saunderss has the big-fight experience.