undercard
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7.4
- noun
- /ˈʌndərˌkɑrd/
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preliminar
- The boxers who fought on the undercard showcased their skills before the main event.
- fight on the undercard
- undercard bout
- undercard debate
And now all of a sudden they are the ones that are the undercard.
- And now all of a sudden they are the ones that are the undercard.
- So we are delighted to announce real Ferdinand and Jamie Carragher will be on the undercard of the next case.
- There's, if you go to Wembley and it's first four fights on the undercard, sometimes you know, it's, it's a smattering of people.
- So he had been stopped, but as I put him out like a light in my first fight, cruiserweights, he fought on the undercard, I think an absolute no mark.
- So I went them for a year and then a year later, well, eight months later, I had a fight on a world title undercard.
- If B, if, if Justin Bieber fought Tommy Cruise, I'd go undercard and fight.
- The minor one was basically who does the undercard, and I said one of us do the undercard as MVP and one does it as misfits.
- It's about if the one of the one of the undercard bouts on the beef Beef Brawl USA.
Examples
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Oh, so last night was the Jake Paul, Mike Tyson fight and on the undercard Slash Co main event I think was Katie Taylor versus Amanda Serrano.
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On the undercard of the Broner-DeMarco fight, there will be heavyweight contenders.
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CHARLIE: It's the undercard, but it's still a League fight.
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We should take an undercard fight, make a little cash and get the hell out of here!
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I was there to watch a guy on the undercard, but I'm glad I stayed.
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Antoine Douglas was by far the most impressive prospect on the undercard, and he has the potential to turn some heads in the future.
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A win in Tampa could put him on the undercard the next time Pedro fights.
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And an undercard stacked with elite talent is kicking off boxing's debut at the Barclays Center.
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Fans were excited to see their favorite local fighters on the undercard of the championship bout.
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Although the main event drew a large crowd, the undercard matches had some thrilling moments.
Synonyms
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7.2
A short match that happens before the main event in sports or shows
Happening just before a main event to prepare the audience
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Etymology
Undercard comes from under meaning 'below' and card meaning a 'list of fights' on the event poster. So, an undercard is the smaller or earlier matches shown 'below' the main event, which is why it means the preliminary matches before the big one.