Sentence examples for mandatory title from inspiring English sources

First, he faces a mandatory title defense on Nov. 4 against Koko Kovacs, possibly in Britain.

mandatory title defense for Lewis, who said he could make more than $10 million.

Lewis sued when he heard that Rahman was going to China, as did Tyson, who contended that Rahman owed him a fight because the World Boxing Council had designated Tyson the mandatory title challenger.

Agnieszka Radwanska continues to be an extraordinary performer in the Asian swing after another big premier mandatory title at the China Open on Sunday, while the race for the last two spots in Singapore – with Madison Keys, Jo Konta, Dominika Cibulkova, Carla Suarez Navarro and Svetlana Kuznetsova all in play – remains riveting.

His promoter, Bob Arum, claims that in June, after Oscar's mandatory title defense on February 28th against the Frenchman Patrick Charpentier, he'll fight super-welterweight champ Terry Norris at a new Caesar's Palace arena in Vegas.

World Boxing Council President Mauricio Sulaiman sought to bring clarity to the 2017 boxing schedule Wednesday when he announced mandatory title defenses for each division.

The WBO sanctioned the bout against an unranked opponent provided the Welshman makes a mandatory world title defence against the WBO's number one challenger, 25-year-old Krasniqi, within 90 days of outclassing Hawk.

The WBO sanctioned the bout against an unranked opponent as long as the Welshman makes a mandatory world title defence against the WBO's number one challenger Robin Krasniqi, probably in Germany, within 90 days of outclassing Hawk.

For example, in the development process, the company decided not to make a title mandatory for the post as it seemed like it was just getting in the way.

In a cross-section of trials registered at ClinicalTrials.gov, Ross et al reported that nearly 100% of ClinicalTrials.gov records provided mandatory data elements (title, sponsor, condition studied, design, type, phase, and intervention and population studied), although the quality of information was not assessed.

He used a blackboard and chalk, and in 1972, the Navy filmed the speech to use for mandatory addiction training, titling the movie "The Blackboard Talk".