Sentence examples for the most difficult opponent from inspiring English sources

The most difficult opponent?

Now comes a three-game series at Angel Stadium against the most difficult opponent of the Joe Torre era.

Djokovic is striking the ball as cleanly as he ever can have done and his anticipation still makes him the most difficult opponent to break down.

Richards was nominated for their player of the year award that season – described by Gareth Bale as the most difficult opponent he faced in England – but there have been times in the current campaign when he has been fully fit and not even among the substitutes.

Ronaldo was definitely the most difficult opponent I ever faced because of his all-round skill-set - he's quick, strong, excellent with both feet and powerful in the air.

Toni Nadal, coach of Nadal throughout his career, confessed that Nadal is the most difficult opponent for Federer, with Nadal's best shot naturally giving Nadal an advantage against Federer's weakest shot (Cross-court forehand to single-handed backhand).

Presented with a possible path to a medal which avoids the most difficult opponents, why would you not take it?

From pot two, Levein's side also avoided potentially the most difficult opponents in France and instead will face Serbia for the first time.

Purdue (26-5) iseededed second in the East, but UConn's most difficult opponent in the regional could be third-seeded Kansas State (28-4), which features a balanced attack with five players averaging at least 13 points.

Asked who his most difficult opponent is, he talks about the team-mates he faces in training and then alights on Pablo Zabaleta.

For Boise State to make the leap into one of the top two spots in the Bowl Championship Series poll and play for the national title, it will still have to overcome its most difficult opponent — perception.