But, he looked great and, in typical Conor fashion, he showboated throughout the match.
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Probably could have stretched it into a triple ... but he showboated a little running to first.
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Palin showboated her way from politics to reality TV, while Trump swaggered in the opposite direction.
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Instead of choosing the usual stoic stomp, Nye smiled and showboated as he took his turn on the runway.
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Sharp showboated his way to a unanimous decision win in his WBO European title bout against the tattooed Scotsman, Jordan McCorry.
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While the U.S. president showboated on TV, the outreach workers emerged as heroes, saving lives without fanfare, one at a time.
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Jones fought with his hands down and showboated plenty like the days of old, but it wasn't the same—it just seemed a bit daft in this context.
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Opponents inveighed against every facet of Grand Street's program: Their jerseys were too flashy, their fans too raucous; they ran up the score and showboated on the sidelines.
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But he often showboated in the summers to come, most memorably in June 22001, playing for the Mets, when, after hitting his 100th career home run, he circled the bases in their proper order but running backward.
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And Thurman, after just a few rounds against Pacquiao, was clearly a level below the ageless Filipino, who showboated at the end of the second when he did the Muhammad Ali shuffle before going back to his corner.
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Side stepping Meza's lumbering charges, Samart showboated in the twelfth round, called Meza onto him and slipped a barage of punches along the ropes, only to come off of them and deck Meza for the TKO with one short straight left.
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In the closing stages of the game, Neymar showboated around opposition players, and was pushed over by Unai Bustinza, starting a melée between both sets of players. After play restarted, Neymar received a yellow card for fouling Balenziaga. In added time Susaeta fouled Neymar, and Busquets was booked afterwards for dissent; the foul earned a free kick from which Xavi hit the post.
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Whitaker would have little trouble with Vásquez, winning by an easy unanimous decision. However, for the second consecutive fight, Whitaker was knocked down by his opponent. Vásquez would score the knockdown after Whitaker showboated by dropping his hands and was caught off balance with a left hand from Vásquez, though he would recover. As the fight went on, a frustrated Vásquez was warned numerous times for holding and hitting and was deducted one point in each of the ninth and 11th rounds.
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Later that month, Costa and Mario Suárez were loaned to Segunda División side Celta de Vigo for the season, and Costa became a regular in the team, managed by former Ballon d'Or winner Hristo Stoichkov. In his seventh league match, he scored his first goal in Spanish football in a dominant home victory over Xerez; after scoring, he showboated, causing a brawl which resulted in him being sent off. Costa was subsequently rested from Celta's away game at the same opposition. The event drew the wrath of Stoichkov, who unexpectedly left his position.
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Brodus Clay was eliminated by The Great Khali, followed by Khali himself by the three members of 3MB, who were all eliminated by Mark Henry, who was in turn eliminated by Big Show. Fandango eliminated WWE Intercontinental Champion Big E and showboated on the ring apron, so Sheamus delivered over 20 forearm clubs to Fandango's chest and eliminated him. Cesaro, an unannounced entrant who had wrestled on the pre-show, eliminated Rey Mysterio with a European uppercut and then threw Kofi Kingston out of the ring, but Kingston survived because his feet landed on the ring steps. Kingston returned to the match but Sheamus later eliminated him.
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The commentators noted that, as a result, Yamazaki began treating Southern with contempt and a total lack of respect. He proceeded to humiliate him by inflicting upon him several indignities which fellow fighters are normally spared from. Yamazaki showboated, grabbed hold of JT's leg only to push him down falling unceremoniously onto his backside, then grinded Southern's face into his armpit and later kicked Southern in the face. At one point the referee had stepped in to temporarily halt the fight and check on Southern's wellbeing, but Yamazaki refused to respect the pause and swept JT's legs from under him anyway, sending him crashing once again onto the floor.
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