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prizefighter

[ UK /pɹˈa‍ɪzfa‍ɪtɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a professional boxer

How To Use prizefighter In A Sentence

  • The brain of the prizefighter does not convolve: he relies more on his "jabs" than on thoughts that burn Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 09 Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Reformers
  • (such as prizefighter we have in England) and more competitive fights. Main Features
  • Backstage, he would be like a prizefighter waiting to get out there. Times, Sunday Times
  • Injuries contributed to a less-than-stellar career as a prizefighter. Houston Chronicle
  • At home he exercised on a trampoline and chinning bar and did roadwork like a prizefighter.
  • Injuries contributed to a less-than-stellar career as a prizefighter. Houston Chronicle
  • He moves around opponents with a litheness and grace unexpected in most prizefighters, let alone movie stars.
  • Then, suddenly, he swung into wounded prizefighter mode. Times, Sunday Times
  • But Bronfman had always spoken with more eloquence than most high school dropouts, just as he had always been more combative than most prizefighters and cockier than most roosters. LAST CALL
  • Seemingly as vibrant as the day he first stepped into the ring, this is one prizefighter who just cannot be broken.
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