Sentence examples for fight score from inspiring English sources

The individual who opted to fight had its fight score increased exactly as in equation 3. The individual who opted to fight had its fighting score lowered as in equation 3.

At this point, two of the three judges had Taylor in front with scores of 106-102, but one judge somehow had the fight scored the same way for Froch, a scoreline that brought a wry shrug from the British fighter and his handlers at the bout's happy conclusion a few minutes later.

Marciano was undefeated in 49 professional fights, scoring 43 knockouts.

Increasing exposure to repetitive head trauma measured by number of professional fights, years of fighting, or a Fight Exposure Score (FES) was associated with lower brain volumes, particularly the thalamus and caudate.

There were no knockdowns, however, and it was a difficult fight to score.

"That is a strength of the football club, a strength of the team - always believe and always find the resources to fight and score the last goal.

The fight's score was close at the beginning of the seventh round but Trinidad opened the second half of the contest in the offensive, scoring the fight's second knockdown.

The three judges gave the fight a score of 115-112 in favor of Dzinziruk thus making him the new WBO champion.

Our Fight Exposure Score which combines duration and intensity of fight career predicts the above relationships.

The Fight Exposure Score may provide an important tool in establishing when in a career decisions regarding neurological checks or retirement from the sport are advisable.

A Fight Exposure Score (FES) had previously been derived as a function of cumulative fights and intensity of exposure (ie, total number of professional fights and number of professional fights per year; see table 1) and was also evaluated in this study.