Sentence examples for televised title from inspiring English sources

It happened, for instance, when Benny Paret, a Cuban welterweight, died in 1962 after being battered in a televised title fight in New York.

It was the night of March 24 , 1962 a nationally televised welterweight title fight at Madison Square Garden between Emile Griffith and Benny Paret, known as Kid.

NBC will televise the title game and one regular-season game in prime time each Saturday night.

Without rankings from the I.B.F., Kushner said, the boxers he represented could not qualify for lucrative televised bouts and title fights.

It was the first televised PGA Championship.

Although the Colts' overtime victory against the Giants in the 1958 title game — televised nationally — is widely considered the N.F.L.'s watershed moment, "it might be more accurate to cite that 1960 game — or certainly the events surrounding it — as the N.F.L.'s real turning point," Frank Fitzpatrick wrote last fall in The Philadelphia Inquirer.

(AP) Fox Sports said it would televise the inaugural title game for what will become the Pacific-12.

There were other pros, of course: attracting new recruits, the possibility of the title game being televised and increasing participation for alumni.

"Bounty hunter" is a great job title in a televised world, where good and evil punch it out like cartoon palookas.

"It is with great regret and sorrow I announce the death of Yang di-Pertuan Agong Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah," Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said in a nationally televised address, using the king's Malay title.

As the league's top team during the 20-game regular season, the Sol drew a bye to the title match, which will be televised nationally on Fox Soccer Channel.