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undercard

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un·der·card  (ndr-kärd)
n.
The event or events coming before and supporting the main event, as of boxing matches.
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The fight, on the undercard of Amir Khan's WBA world light-welterweight defence against Dmitriy Salita at the Metro Radio Arena, will be Simpson's second defence of the title he claimed with victory over Paul Truscott in January and a defeat of the same fighter in September.
Just champion; SPORT In Brief by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Tickets for the unlicensed show, which will also feature a full white collar undercard, are available from pounds 35 (tables) and pounds 25 balcony.
Witherspoon in city scrap; Seconds Out Sponsored by NICK PEET: HE'S ... by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Murray is already a European champion and will have the first defence of his European Union lightweight title on the Dunne undercard at the O2 Dublin on September 26.
MURRAY TARGETS SUCCESS; BOXING by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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