prize
fight
Plural
prizefights
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a professional boxing match where boxers compete for a cash prize
A prizefight is a competitive boxing match where the fighters compete for a reward, typically money or a prize, rather than just for sport. These fights often involve professional boxers or skilled fighters who are looking to win a financial reward or recognition. Prizefights were historically held in various settings, sometimes with large crowds and significant betting, and they played a major role in the development of modern boxing. Today, prizefights are usually organized under specific rules and regulations to ensure fairness and safety for the participants.
- The prizefight ended in a knockout in the early rounds.
- Prizefights are broadcasted live on television for fans around the world.
- The championship prizefight drew a large audience to the arena.
- The referee ensured fair play and sportsmanship throughout the prizefight.
- Prizefights are often the culmination of years of training and dedication for boxers.
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