Prizefight

usgb/ˈpraɪzfaɪt/
noun

A boxing match in which competitors fight for a prize money.

The competitors trained hard for the prizefight that could change their lives.
Visual representation of "prizefight" - A boxing match in which competitors fight for a prize money

Often appears as...

  • professional prizefight
  • win a prizefight
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Sports Context

The term 'prizefight' specifically refers to boxing, so use it in sports contexts where boxing is discussed.

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After years of smaller matches, he finally got his shot at a major prizefight.
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Monetary Reward

'Prizefight' emphasizes the prize money aspect, so it's best used when the financial reward is relevant to the discussion.

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She entered the prizefight hoping the winnings would support her family.
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Competitive Nature

This term often implies a high-stakes, competitive event, usually of professional or official status.

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The prizefight drew crowds eager to see the championship contested.
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