Sentence examples for heavyweight career from inspiring English sources

This is not a heavyweight career but a mockery of genuine competitive fighting – and another reason to reflect more on the defeat of Khan and his honest intentions than any fresh insult to the name of his trade.

When asked if the victory over England was like going 12 rounds in the ring, Williams, who was unbeaten in six bouts during a short heavyweight career, added: "It sure was.

This burgeoning, more heavyweight career, was coined the "McConnaissance", a phrase the actor described as "fun" in a 2012 interview.

ANGELO DUNDEE, who was Muhammad Ali's trainer throughout the three-time heavyweight champion's career and now has collaborated with Bert Randolph Sugar on "My View From the Corner" (McGraw Hill).

While Klitschko showed more toughness than his brother in absorbing Sanders's best punches, Sanders, until beating Wladimir Klitschko, had not defeated any top-10 heavyweight in a career that began in 1989.

With both the heavyweight division and his career in serious need of resuscitating, David Tua found a quick fix tonight.

Sir Nigel is very much a heavyweight with a successful career which ranged from the corridors of Brussels to helping secure the release of hapless British sailors captured by the Iranians in the Gulf through talks with Tehran's security strongman Ali Larijani.

In 1925, bookie Timothy Mara decided against investing $500 in the career of heavyweight boxer Gene Tunney, instead pumping the cash into the new New York Football Giants, named for the baseball team at the time.

He is the first man to have held the WWE, WCW, TNA, IWGP, and World Heavyweight Championships in his career.

The world knows Mike Tyson as a record-breaking heavyweight boxing champion whose career saw dramatic highs (such as when he became the first heavyweight boxer to win three major belts at the same time) and brutal lows (such as when he bit off part of Evander Holyfield's ear in 1997).

Making his first appearance since UFC 173, Cormier has looked sharp at 205 pounds after beginning his career at heavyweight, but he will face his most difficult test to date in Jones, a fighter far more accomplished than his previous opponents.