The phrase "powerful sport" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sport that has a significant impact, influence, or intensity.
Example: "Boxing is often considered a powerful sport due to its physical demands and the mental strength required to compete."
Alternatives: "impactful sport" or "intense sport."
McLachlan said he'd spoken with Betts' wife Anna Scullie, who had shown him how powerful sport can be in driving social change.
It's not anger at anything in particular although there's plenty to be angry about in this world it's just anger directed into a powerful sport.
If money talks, Pinkel is the most powerful man at the school, the athletic department its most powerful institution, and football its most powerful sport.
Clearly the NFL has devolved from the majestic, powerful sport it once was, into an "anything for a buck", felon-laiden money making scheme.
A recent evaluation of the programme has shown just how powerful sport can be as a vehicle to address the challenges faced by schools.
And those developing economies, notably India in cricket, are creating powerful sports businesses of their own.
And HDTV is not going to make sitcoms funnier, dramas more powerful, sports programs more exciting or the news better.
It was affiliated with the powerful sports club Dynamo, which was sponsored by the Stasi, the East German secret police.
He transformed the players association not only into the most powerful sports union, but arguably into America's most powerful union, period.
It is thought Santos, who was on the bench for the Gunners' opener against Sunderland on Saturday, was behind the wheel of a powerful sports car.
Arthur Kaminsky, a powerful sports agent and longtime resident of Manhasset, makes a case for Brown as the greatest athlete in American history, based on versatility and domination.
