Competitor's chance for redemption

Usage examples of rematch.

But none of that mattered, said Ali, because he and Leon had already agreed on the rematch, and by the end of this year he would be the first man in history to win the Heavyweight Championship of the World THREE TIMES.

There was magic in his head, as well as his fists and his feet -- but time was not on his side, this time, and the only thing more important than slashing the Gordian Knot of boxing-industry politics that was already menacing the reality of a quick rematch with Spinks was the absolute necessity of making sure that The Champ would take this next fight as seriously as it was clearly going to be.

Ali lost the rematch with Leon -- and no more big-money fights for Muhammad Ali, either.

Bleichert-Blanchard rematch at the Polo Grounds, a bigger gate than Louis and Schmeling.

I thought the Jokonans had come back for a rematch, and we were going to lose the race this time, within sight of our refuge.

Automatically, Damon stumbled out of reach of the clashing field, steadied himself to rematch resonances to the new field Dezi had created.

Kendra tabled the idea of a rematch, deciding to think about this encounter for a while, and sat back to catch her breath.

I thought about going down to the galley, or challenging Dhreen to a rematch at the whump-tables.

Rematching velocity this time was a simple matter, and upon the towering, powerfully resilient pillars of her landing-jets the inconceivable mass of the Tellurian ship of war settled toward the ground, as lightly seeming as a wafted thistledown.

Sir Udo was more popular than ever, and citizens were crying for a rematch.

Even the rematch with Spinks was bogged down in the arcane politics of big-money boxing -- and Pat Patterson, like all the others who had geared their lives to the fortunes of Muhammad Ali, understood that the rematch would have to be soon.

One of Sorka’s duties was to keep very precise records of which clutch was sired by which bronze or brown, so that any queens resulting from that pairing would not be rematched with their own sires.

One of Sorka´s duties was to keep very precise records of which clutch was sired by which bronze or brown, so that any queens resulting from that pairing would not be rematched with their own sires.

One of SorkaÝs duties was to keep very precise records of which clutch was sired by which bronze or brown, so that any queens resulting from that pairing would not be rematched with their own sires.

One of Sorka's duties was to keep very precise records of which clutch was sired by which bronze or brown, so that any queens resulting from that pairing would not be rematched with their own sires.