Morally and ideologically right, this is seen as the undisputed winning ticket.
"The defendants not only shifted the odds to their favor, it is undisputed they won and won big," Hillman wrote in his December opinion awarding Borgata the $10 million.
But with all that resolved, and with some of his form and his undisputed desire to win things in United's colors restored, Rooney said Saturday that the responsibility to take the penalty had weighed heavily on him.
To me, he seems at least as significant a figure as Henri Rousseau, who was the first and — it turned out — last unschooled genius to win undisputed membership in the canon of twentieth-century art.
But this victory, in a game that marked the latest in the season that two undefeated N.F.L. teams had met, makes the Patriots the undisputed favorite to win the Super Bowl.
But Iverson's unflinching will to win is undisputed.
In the rematch eight months later, Lewis scored a unanimous 12-round decision, to win the undisputed heavyweight title.
In September, Bernard Hopkins stunned the boxing world by defeating the previously unbeaten Félix Trinidad to win the undisputed middleweight championship.
He already had the championship heritage and the name, but Spinks won the fans, too, outboxing the big-punching Mayorga to win the undisputed welterweight title.
On October 25 , 1990 he scored a third-round knockout of James ("Buster") Douglas to win the undisputed heavyweight title of the WBA, the World Boxing Council (WBC), and the International Boxing Federation IBFF).
