Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Challenger"

A: She has defeated everyone, now there is no one left to battle.

A: In boxing, shorts are called trunks. The challenger is the one who is fight the title holder (champion) in hopes of winning and becoming the new champion.

A: "Here comes a new challenger", is more natural to say. Both phrases mean the same thing in the end.

A: He was the first challenger to get in the ring to fight Johnson, and he knocked down Johnson with only one kick (straight) to the head, which lead to him conclusively winning the fight.

A: I think it’s good. I would probably try to avoid saying so much “because”. An alternative could be:
He was the second challenger to get in the ring to fight Johnson, but the game wasn’t made because he cancelled the fight due to the pain in his right leg

A: @jokifreek “Who will challenge him? Tom or Mike?” or “Will Tom challenge him, or will Mike?”

A: "Challenger" is the subject and can be better seen when the sentence is written the other way around.

"A new challenger comes"

The "new challenger" can more clearly be seen as the subject.

Hope this helps :)