Sentence examples for make a rematch from inspiring English sources

Trinidad said last January that he was ready to make a rematch with De La Hoya.

"In cases like these, we can make a rematch with another baby," the one in charge said.

The Trinidad-Reid bout came as a result of the failure to make a rematch between De La Hoya and Trinidad.

On Thursday, Roach made it clear that if Pacquiao wins convincingly against Bradley, a push should be made to make a rematch with Mayweather.

"When we realized we couldn't make a rematch with De La Hoya, we veered off in another direction," said Seth Abraham, the president of Time Warner Sports, referring to plans for Trinidad to bulk up to face Jones, at about 170 pounds.

Lewis and his lawyers contended that the clause, which was in the first contract that Lewis signed to fight Holyfield, was nullified when all three of the sanctioning organizations agreed to set aside the mandatories in order to make a rematch.

Their ideal scenario is a close fight or a Pacquiao win, making a rematch the most logical and lucrative option.

The Gators defeated Ohio State earlier this season and twice last year, thus making a rematch in the tournament final with Northwestern for the second consecutive season likely.

Only four weeks after receiving 60 stitches for a gash over his left eye, Vitali Klitschko was cleared to box by an independent medical expert yesterday, making a rematch against the heavyweight champion, Lennox Lewis, a strong possibility.

Fury believes the deal makes a rematch with Deontay Wilder "more makeable".

Later in the night after the event went off the air, authority figure Jonathan Coachman made a rematch between the two at No Mercy in a Last Man Standing match, which involves two competitors fighting until one can not stand up on his feet before the referee counts to ten.