Sentence examples for take on lightweight from inspiring English sources

After beating Jose Aldo in just 13 seconds at UFC 194, 27-year-old McGregor will take on lightweight champion Dos Anjos in Las Vegas on 5 March in a bid to hold two titles at the same time.

Most people are here to see lightweight Katie Taylor of Ireland take on Natasha Jonas of Great Britain.

"It's not as light as a dune buggy, but for the threats it's designed to take on, it's lightweight," Karaki says.

Ireland's featherweight champion Conor McGregor will get the chance to become the first fighter to hold two UFC belts at the same time when he takes on Eddie Alvarez for the lightweight title at Madison Square Garden on 12 November.

To keep from slipping on ice you can buy rubber cleats to put over your shoes that are easy to take on and off and lightweight to fit in your bag.

The featured prelim on the Fox Sports 1 undercard (8 P.M. EST, FS1), former lightweight champion Frankie Edgar takes on heavy handed Jeremy Stephens in a featherweight affair.

Khan, the WBA super-lightweight champion will take on the Argentine hard-hitting WBA super-lightweight interim champion Marcos Maidana in Las Vegas on 11 December.

Fighting at lightweight for the first time in 19 months, Henderson (23-6 MMA, 0-1 BMMA) will take on Brazilian Patricio Freire (25-3 MMA, 13-3 BMMA) in the Bellator 160 (10 P.M. EST, SPIKE TV) main event.

Trying to win a fourth title, in November 1982, he stepped up in weight class once again and took on a super lightweight, Aaron Pryor.

The first bout on the televised portion of the event saw Nate Diaz taking on Clay Guida in a lightweight contest.

Hashable is taking on LinkedIn in a very lightweight way.