prizefighter (Meaning)

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prizefighter (n)

a professional boxer

The documentary tells the inspiring story of a former prizefighter who overcame adversity to become a champion.
In his youth, he idolized the famous prizefighters of his time, dreaming of one day stepping into the ring himself.
The retired prizefighter now runs a gym where he trains the next generation of boxers.
Despite his success as a prizefighter, he remains humble and grounded, grateful for the opportunities the sport has given him.
The life of a prizefighter is often fraught with challenges, from rigorous training regimens to grueling matches.
Many prizefighters come from disadvantaged backgrounds, using boxing as a means to escape poverty and build a better life.
The legendary prizefighter was known for his lightning-fast punches and ironclad defense.
As he climbed the ranks of professional boxing, he earned a reputation as a fearless and determined prizefighter.
The prizefighter's career was cut short by injury, but his legacy lives on in the hearts of fans around the world.
In retirement, the former prizefighter reflects on his time in the ring with pride, grateful for the memories and experiences he gained along the way.

a professional boxer

boxer, fighter, pugilist, pug,gladiator, featherweight, bantamweight, lightweight, palooka,slugger

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The documentary tells the inspiring story of a former prizefighter who overcame adversity to become a champion.

In his youth, he idolized the famous prizefighters of his time, dreaming of one day stepping into the ring himself.

The retired prizefighter now runs a gym where he trains the next generation of boxers.

Despite his success as a prizefighter, he remains humble and grounded, grateful for the opportunities the sport has given him.