'match myself' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to trying to equal or outdo something or someone, especially yourself. For example, "I'm trying to match myself and beat my own personal record in this race."
"This is a great opportunity to race Lemaître again and match myself up against the best in Europe.
"I'm not here to match myself against them," Mayweather said, even though he had often engaged in that practice in recent years.
Not that I match myself to them in any way, but the point is that it's not what is reported, but that which is interpreted that often matters most.
In addition to "I Made The Match Myself," and "Emma, Paul Gordonn's score includes such delights as "Mr. Robert Martin," "Badly Done," "This Is How Love Feels," and "Stranger Things Have Happened".
AK: I would say Olympic trials when I got 28th in the 200 breaststroke because at the time I had just turned 14 the week before and I had just been swimming to better my own times instead of looking at the bigger picture matching myself up against athletes who are older than me and have been swimming for longer than me.
Can't see what's wrong with these matches myself.
She added that "his powerful dramatic sense" pushed her "to find something to match it within myself".
Rubin clucked, "I spent weeks tanning myself to match the color".
People's anger – and my party's anger – at me, will never ever match my anger with myself or my remorse at such a crass mistake.
I hadn't noticed before that I was making bigger, smoother turns on my heel side (to the left, where I'm more comfortable) until I forced myself to match his path, and with fluffy, ankle-deep powder underfoot, it was simple to follow.
"People's anger - and my party's anger - at me will never ever match my anger with myself or my remorse at such a crass mistake.
