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Meanings of british boxer in English

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Usage of british boxer in English
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Graham would remain the best British boxer never to win a world title.
The Guardian
2
I had been assigned to profile Ricky Hatton, the British boxer and crowd favorite.
Wired
3
They always have done. It's not been a great Olympics for the British boxers so far.
The Guardian
4
Many of the British boxer's followers sang and chanted, creating a raucous and, at times, unsavoury atmosphere.
The Irish Times
5
Rarely in recent times can a British boxer have had such haywire advice from his father as Junior.
The Guardian
6
That win set Parker up for a showdown with British boxer, Anthony Joshua, for the IBF world title.
Radio NZ
7
British boxer Zelfa Barrett has delivered a vicious knock out blow during Saturday's super-featherweight bout against Eric Donovan.
News.com.au
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The New Yorker, August 27, 1927 P. 9 British Boxer comments in evening clothes.
The new yorker
9
Tyson Fury's world heavyweight re-match with Wladimir Klitschko has been postponed after the British boxer suffered an ankle injury.
The Irish Times
10
British boxer Tyson Fury is the new WBC heavyweight champion of the world after beating US boxer Deontay Wilder.
Radio NZ
11
That win was regarded as one of the best ever by a British boxer abroad in a world title challenge.
The Guardian
12
The British boxer looked none too pleased with the encounter which left him soaked by a drink spilt over him.
The South African
13
British boxer Prince Naseem Hamed won the IBO featherweight title clash after outpointing Spanish fighter Manuel Calvo in London last night.
The Irish Times
14
His partners in deals included the high profile US property developer Donald Trump and British boxer turned property developer George Walker.
The Irish Times
15
Joseph Parker's first WBO heavyweight title defence will be at home in New Zealand, according to his opponent British boxer Hughie Fury.
Radio NZ
16
British boxers may be subjected to regular weight checks in an attempt to detect possible dehydration and consequent danger of brain damage.
The Irish Times
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