mainbout

[ostap77]

The reason I'm asking is that I was watching a boxing match Klichko vs Piter when the following line popped od on the screen:

"Mainbout bout starts in a few minutes"

I have been trying to look it up in many dictionaries but haven't come up with any result so far.

[ostap77]

[QUOTE=ostap77;651795]The reason I'm asking is that I was watching a boxing match Klichko vs Piter when the following line popped od on the screen:

"Mainbout starts in a few minutes".

I have been trying to look it up in many dictionaries but haven't come up with any result so far.

[euncu]

***neither a teacher nor a native-speaker***

Check;

bout - definition of bout by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.

It might be the match of the night, the match that the fans have been waiting to watch.

[Rover_KE]

Euncu is right.

It's a shortened form of 'The main bout starts in a few minutes'.

Mainbout should be two words.

Rover

[ostap77]

Euncu is right.

It's a shortened form of 'The main bout starts in a few minutes'.

Mainbout should be two words.

Rover

On the screen it was together. Was it a mistake?