Sentence examples for savage brawls from inspiring English sources
Morrison's wins against Carl "The Truth" Williams, Joe Hipp and Donovan "Razor "Ruddock were all savage brawls in which both men looked close to defeat on several occasions.
It was a savage brawl and Foster was stopped in the second round by Joe Frazier.
It's a savage brawl with fouls in every round and at the end Flowers gets a tight decision.
Gyarmati's team faced the Soviets just a month after the invasion, and the game soon degenerated into a savage brawl.
As many expected, the highly anticipated domestic clash was a savage brawl from round one.
He was the son of a poor shoemaker and grew up illiterate and more than a little savage: he lost an eye in a vicious brawl while still a young man.
"Pankration was a savage all-out brawl, where only eye-gouging was banned," Tony Perrottet writes in "The Naked Olympics," his popular history of the ancient games.
If Begbie's savage sculptures are just pub brawls refined into clay, that doesn't reflect very well on the revolutionary potential of Welsh's own violent art.
This means that while movie fans accustomed to seeing Mr. Craig and Mr. Jackman running, shooting, brawling, driving like maniacs and making savage love on screen will be denied those pleasures here, they will at least be allowed to hear their idols describe such things, in alternating accounts delivered under interrogation lamps.
In 1727 Savage was tried for the murder of one James Sinclair in a tavern brawl but was acquitted.
