Champion and Unbeaten

Champion

Champion adjective - Holding first place in a contest.

Unbeaten and champion are semantically related. in best topic. In some cases you can use "Unbeaten" instead an adjective "Champion".

Unbeaten

Unbeaten adjective - Not conquered.
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Champion and unbeaten are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Champion" instead an adjective "Unbeaten".

Nearby Word: unbeatable

Both words in one sentence

  • Defeating the Undefeatable Mike Tyson was the undisputed heavyweight boxing champion who was mowing down everyone who came into his path, including previously unbeaten champions like Michael Spinks...in 91 seconds.
  • Stories of him taking the WWF title belt to WCW are equally ludicrous; the two previous incidents of this happening (one with Ric Flair, and one with Madusa) both ended up in nasty lawsuits, and hindsight shows WCW had no plans for the unbeaten WWF champion when he did in fact arrive.
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