Francis Ngannou has gone from an unstoppable force, to an overrated hype job, to a gun-shy flop, and back to an unstoppable force in the space of three fights.
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What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object?
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Andrew Cuomo can be a nearly unstoppable force for progress.
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"It's the unstoppable force versus the immovable object," Morrow said.
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If you and he get together, it's an unstoppable force.
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The unstoppable force declares a national emergency to go around it.
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"This big, chunky, robust, and cuddly dictator... "He's like an unstoppable force.
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He seemed like an unstoppable force, a cartoon character brought to life.
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But despite all that, he always appeared an unstoppable force of nature.
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When it comes to college, rising costs are a seemingly unstoppable force.
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Esther Zynn is more than a multi-hyphenate talent — she's an unstoppable force.
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These three women are part of an unstoppable force in the startup community.
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He has an opponent that is being talked of as an unstoppable force.
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He just kept re-emerging, rising from the ashes, as an unstoppable force.
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Now, with the average enterprise using 755 cloud apps, it is an unstoppable force.
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They agree that JPMorgan Chase is an unstoppable force under its boss, Jamie Dimon.
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For more than a decade, Apple was an unstoppable force in the tech world.
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Big Thief's work ethic is an unstoppable force, kind of like a careening train.
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A hopeful interpretation, at least for me, is that populism is not an unstoppable force.
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He was an unstoppable force while I — arms crossed, eyebrow cocked — remained an immovable object.
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The squat, hyperkinetic demagogue bestrode the antebellum landscape like "an unstoppable force of nature," Blumenthal writes.
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Earlier, May told staff working on international aid that together, the United Kingdom was "an unstoppable force".
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It requires strategy and organizing to turn a group of committed people into an unstoppable force for change.
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He also urged Johnson and Farage to team up and form an "unstoppable force" to win the election.
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Of course, none of this really matters without Davis playing like the most unstoppable force the league has.
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This game is the rare case of an unstoppable force meeting the most moveable object in college football.
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An unstoppable force, the American shopper — particularly when armed with a gift list and a Wi-Fi connection.
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When you add in the standard of his own returns, that's an almost unstoppable force, definitely Rafa's equal.
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She's an unstoppable force as an actor, writer, and director — but she's also just all-around funny and kind.
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"Working families are an unstoppable force when we stick together," AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said in a statement.
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"When we work together and set our sights on a task, we really are an unstoppable force," she added.
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And Facebook did not just survive the shift to mobile phones, it became the unstoppable force in the industry.
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Highlights of the 6-foot-4 LA's Finest star show that she's already an unstoppable force like her dad.
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Last week, I reviewed the trail-crushing, summit-cresting unstoppable force of nature that is the Toyota Land Cruiser.
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These three women are part of an unstoppable force in the startup community and, in my eyes, are role models.
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However, as Fyre aptly points out, McFarland presents himself as an unstoppable force, possibly still living to party another day.
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Dreher thinks that liquid modernity is a more or less unstoppable force—in part because capitalism and technology are unstoppable.
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We need to stand with Amazon and Google as a united front and prove that together, we're an unstoppable force.
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Amit Shah, Modi's deputy, told a group of election workers that the Party's social-media networks were an unstoppable force.
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That we are an unstoppable force that will not be discouraged from creating in the face of disturbing physical threats.
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The worst nausea of my life hit me like an unstoppable force that no home remedy could cure or even ease.
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And yet, they also drew back the curtain on the dark side of the unstoppable force known as "Star Wars" fandom.
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O'Neal was an unstoppable force as a 21990-foot-227 dunking machine who was named a 217-time NBA All-Star.
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Netflix continues to resemble an unstoppable force of nature that is impressive even when listed alongside rivals like Facebook and Google.
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In advanced-stage cancer, it's generally a matter of when, not if, the pugnacious surviving cells will become an unstoppable force.
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"THREE-PEAT" Since making her debut at the 2013 world championships, the 19-year-old Biles has become an unstoppable force.
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Westbrook plays with the same kind of relentlessness and raw speed that made Slayer such an unstoppable force in the 1980s.
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In reality, MJ is an unstoppable force of bravery and cunning who takes care of her damn self, thank you very much.
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The U.S. men have long been an unstoppable force, taking gold in 15 of the 18 Olympics in which they have participated.
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In the second half, North managed to take three more rounds but were unable to shut down the unstoppable force that Virtus.
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Yet we cannot deny the raw, potent datability of a man with a Southern drawl who's an unstoppable force of ferocious protection.
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For it was on this day that an unstoppable force and an immovable object finally collided in that most vaunted public arena.
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And yet she somehow manages to save the day, complete her quest and blossom into an unstoppable force of a different kind.
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He is the most unstoppable force around the basket and in transition, can create for others, and defend at a high level.
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Also, Brady unforgettably has the most unstoppable force in the league at his disposal in tight end Rob Gronkowski when he's healthy.
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But these strategies by Kasich and Cruz have fallen short as Trump has proved a nearly unstoppable force in the Republican primary season.
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In this way, over five months last spring and summer, the unstoppable force of economic need met the immovable object of social control.
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Tackle Aaron Donald is an unstoppable force on defense for the Rams, who must replace defensive end Chris Long and linebacker James Laurinaitis.
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C.T., a notorious unstoppable force who regularly gets credit for "carrying partners to the finals on his back," gets partnered with feisty Veronica.
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Despite the well-worn myth that feminists are obsessed with victimhood, feminism today feels like an unstoppable force of female agency and independence.
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Her goal is to tap into, and usurp, the heightened superpowers that have turned Jean Grey (Sophie Turner) into a nearly unstoppable force.
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After a halting and discouraging start that cost the lives of thousands of G.I.s, the American war machine became a murderous, unstoppable force.
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That interview was relatively short, but I think it was funny because you could tell there was this unstoppable force/immovable object dynamic.
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As he traveled, more news of the dragons' destruction reached him, and he privately realized there was no point in fighting an unstoppable force.
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Mostly white, minus some cop drama roles here and there — until The Cosby Show became an unstoppable force toward the end of the decade.
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The Four Horsewomen have been largely pushed down by other women in the division who didn't have the unstoppable force of hype around them.
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"The demons released by this age of chaos and war in the Middle East have become an unstoppable force," he writes in the conclusion.
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And things have already changed, showing that #MeToo was not just a trend of 2017 but an unstoppable force that has transformed society forever.
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She has been an almost unstoppable force in the super-G and downhill speed races, but staying healthy has increasingly become her biggest challenge.
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Six perfect minutes of Reggie Miller-tinged on court destruction, undersized and overachieving Paul Millsap is reborn to us as an unstoppable force of nature.
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The Uruguayan central defender Diego Godín is the spine of the Atlético defense while the team's captain, Gabi, is an unstoppable force in the midfield.
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Cousins is a uniquely unstoppable force inside and outside the paint, particularly in the international game, and he's a permanently amusing personality between the whistles.
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And based on some of her highlight videos, it looks as though the 6-foot-4 teenager is already an unstoppable force like her dad.
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It pitted the immovable object of political gridlock and money in politics against the unstoppable force of teenagers who don't yet know what can't be done.
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At some point between late January and the release of his Gang Signs & Prayer album in late February, he became an unstoppable force on your timeline.
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It's difficult to imagine that the unstoppable force that is the startup world won't eventually crash into the most immovable objects in the health care business.
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"She was a courageous and unstoppable force of change during a time when the government remained silenced on the ongoing crisis," Jackson told PEOPLE of Taylor.
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But the demise of Connecticut as unstoppable force has been postponed indefinitely, following a 72-61 win over Baylor Thursday night at Gampel Pavilion in Storrs.
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Over time, each of those movements swelled to the point that it became an unstoppable force, eventually piercing the nation's conscience and stirring legislators to action.
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Over the course of the 244-year history of the Corps, US Marines have waged war around the world, building a reputation as an unstoppable force.
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And after seeing them slowly drift apart over the course of season four, it's immensely fun to watch them merge together into a single unstoppable force.
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The most unstoppable force in pro football during the regular season, the prohibitive favorite to win the league's Most Valuable Player Award, made misplay after misplay.
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"The weekend's developments provided us with a stark reminder that the coronavirus is currently an unstoppable force," said Tamas Varga, an analyst at oil brokerage PVM.
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Some of these pairings are more promising than others in terms of unstoppable force/immovable object conflict, but all of them have the potential to be bad.
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After all, it was a rising tide of Republican disgust that eventually became the unstoppable force that led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon in 1974.
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A.I. is presented as a potent, pervasive, unstoppable force to solve our biggest problems, even though it's essentially just about finding patterns in vast quantities of data.
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Reviews have been mixed and, with $33.3 million, it came in second at the box office to the unstoppable force that is Black Panther, another Disney release.
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Of course, Trump has shown himself to be an unstoppable force who has offended pretty much everyone at this point without much harm to his poll numbers.
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A YouTube video posted by Ashley Robine shows what happens when an unstoppable force (a lizard, chilling) meets an immovable object (someone with a fear of lizards).
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Jacare is a near unstoppable force on the ground but he often shoots from way out in the open and doesn't cut the cage at all well.
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Antetokounmpo is the game's most unstoppable force going to the basket, but all eyes will be on whether he can hit three-pointers at a consistent clip.
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The group, though, is gradually morphing from a seemingly unstoppable force ruling over millions of Iraqis and Syrians to a battered organization barely holding on for survival.
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In the past, many of Sorkin's female characters have been problematic, but Molly is an unstoppable force of nature, with Chastain working Sorkin's dialogue like few actors can.
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Three plays I'm thinking of from Game 1 of the NBA Finals perfectly illustrate why the Golden State Warriors are the most unstoppable force in sports right now.
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I'm far more comfortable with a small, independent company having control over a white list than I am with an unstoppable force like Google holding all the cards.
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Trump's Reality Show White House has been an unstoppable force, dominating our attention, coarsening our politics, making us angrier and more afraid and more distant from each other.
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When the big factories were humming, the unions were an unstoppable force—not just for getting good paychecks and lush benefits, but a voice in almost everything else.
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Watch Now: Senator Gillibrand Is an Unstoppable Force According to the joint report, immigrants detained in private and public centers are continually exposed to medical abuse and neglect.
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What was once an unstoppable force is now seeing increased competition on price, style and endorsements from Under Armour and Adidas as the sneaker business grows more crowded.
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She is such an unstoppable force that in just three years she has become the most successful female gymnast at the worlds with a haul of 10 golds.
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We'd like to think of the proliferation of mobility-as-a-service companies like Uber, Lyft, Ofo, Car2Go, and friends as an unstoppable force in our new world order.
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Sure, they are fabulous out of hand or straight out of the freezer (frozen Thin Mints are to cookies as Taylor Swift is to pop music — an unstoppable force).
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Quinn, once an unstoppable force who would make an excellent comic book supervillain, finds herself on thin ice with a furious network that doesn't want any more backstage drama.
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Still, a strong Tuesday showing for Trump could make the New York businessman a virtually unstoppable force on the way to the 29,245 delegates needed to secure a nomination.
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Ultimately, the monumental success of the album Thriller — nominated for 12 Grammys and winning a record-breaking eight — made Jackson an unstoppable force who had to be taken seriously.
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Johnson has denied any plans to include the NHS in trade talks with the US.Trump also urged Johnson to team up with Farage and become an "unstoppable force" for Brexit.
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At present fans are convinced that the low line side kick is just an unstoppable force through every phase of the motion, but the margin for error is actually pretty slim.
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Like Daredevil's acrobatics or Jessica Jones's unbridled strength, Cage has his own style of fighting — meant to show people what happens when they get in the way of an unstoppable force.
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Wade Davis pitched well in his previous stint in the bullpen, but nobody expected him to become an unstoppable force when the Royals re-inserted him there before the 2014 season.
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It was raw, scary, and a massive hit that seemed to kick off an unstoppable force — until a rushed-out-the-door sequel killed the franchise dead the very next year.
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In Beethoven's Fifth and Seventh symphonies, released on the Dallas Symphony's own label, DSO Live, the musicianship is electric, the players urged forward with unstoppable force and responding with unbridled aggression.
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He represents what the Penguins have been for most of the past three months—an unstoppable force at times and an object that can be moved with ease at other times.
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" While blunt about his flaws—he was a little corrupt, sure—the board made the case for reelecting Cuomo clearly: "When focused, [he] can be a nearly unstoppable force for progress.
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It's a clash between an unstoppable force (the political climate tends to always rule) and an immovable object (the electorates in the key Senate battlegrounds are naturally inclined to support Republicans).
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ACROSTIC — Today's excerpt is from a book by Dennis Baron called "A Better Pencil: Readers, Writers, and the Digital Revolution," which concerns the unstoppable force technology exerts on culture and society.
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But as it was, Thiem's look of hope faded to resignation when Nadal, as always, showed that when firing on all cylinders he is an unstoppable force of nature on Parisian clay.
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But while Senator Bernie Sanders trails Hillary Clinton in delegates, Mr. Trump's unlikely campaign has become a seemingly unstoppable force, one that Republican lawmakers, donors and activists are only now fully confronting.
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But then he ran into the total stupidity of America that embraced every dumb thing about him, and that chemically interacted with his narcissistic personality and it turned into this unstoppable force.
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After years without a Taylor Swift song written by Swift alone, "Lover" is a welcome reminder of what made Swift such an unstoppable force when she first emerged onto the music scene.
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At the time, the Brazilian was deemed to be an unstoppable force of nature, MMA's equivalent of a heel-hooking boogeyman, following his various submission-related transgressions over the past few years.
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What was always most compelling about Lyra was that she was an unstoppable force of character, a giant ball of charisma whose kindness was so fierce that it seemed to border on cruelty.
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Now Hirsi is an unstoppable force, bringing attention to the fact that climate change is also a race equity issue, and speaking out about the importance of diverse representation in climate change activism.
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This year, we're celebrating the 230th anniversary of the book that helped to invent YA as we know it, and the 20th anniversary of the book that helped to make YA an unstoppable force.
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Kat Von D is becoming an unstoppable force in the makeup world as of late, rolling out rainbow lip kits, teasing serious vault packages, and now, delivering a Metal Matte palette that has us hyperventilating.
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And at its most extreme, it fanned the fear that a seemingly unstoppable force was on the verge of snatching away life as they knew it — their understanding of what it meant to be American.
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He is an unstoppable force powered by kale suppositories and air that has been purified in a ritual conducted by a disgraced financier who is posing as a shaman and now lives in his pool house.
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While sending the dutiful "ugh im sorry" text makes me feel like shit for being an unimaginative friend, taking a few extra minutes to send them a thoughtful Venmo makes me feel like an unstoppable force.
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The new generation of women pop stars are an unstoppable force, because they're all friends and they're not interested in taking the bait when the music industry — or anyone else— tries to pit them against each other.
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What few remember is that the unstoppable force that was the Colts' offense manhandled the immovable object that was the Bears defense, and Peyton Manning won his very first Super Bowl, finally, after years of playoff heartbreak.
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Her case is extreme, but many people are suffering from what could be called "climate despair," a sense that climate change is an unstoppable force that will render humanity extinct and renders life in the meantime futile.
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In season one, there's the star running back, DJ Law, who's an unstoppable force on the field and would be able to go to any Division I school he wanted, if he could just pass his classes.
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Jon has the support of every faction in the North, Cersei rules King's Landing unopposed after killing off all her rivals, and Dany has gobbled up almost every other character and remaining army into an unstoppable force.
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The Achilles injury will likely rob Durant of a year of his prime, but it should not be forgotten that the last time he was healthy on the floor, he had become the game's most unstoppable force.
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After weeks of feeling like Daenerys Targaryen is an unstoppable force in Westeros these days, even when she loses, Game of Thrones' latest episode "Beyond The Wall" served up a much-needed reality check for the dragon queen.
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Although Native Americans lived in what would become Grand Staircase for twelve thousand years, early European-Americans avoided the area assiduously; so daunting was its terrain that, for centuries, it deflected the otherwise unstoppable force of Manifest Destiny.
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This is the unstoppable force meeting the immovable object: An angry Trump looking for someone to blame for the ongoing Russia story settles on the one person who has always been deemed un-fireable in his White House.
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Yet to hear Gillis and many others talk about cancel culture, you might think it's some sort of "celebrity hunting season" — an unstoppable force descending to ruin the careers of anyone who dares to push society's moral boundaries.
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Avengers: Endgame will reportedly spend a full three hours on the climactic battle between the Avengers and Thanos, the unstoppable force that turned great swaths of Earth's population into dust at the end of 2018's Infinity War.
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Related: 'Dirty Tricks' in South Carolina: Pro-Cruz Robocall Hits Trump Over Confederate Flag Even with the GOP base rallying around Rubio, there's a big question that still remains: Can he take on the unstoppable force that is Trump?
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Long an unstoppable force in sports media, ESPN recently responded to the threat with a new ad campaign meant to remind people how much more exciting its can't-miss live sports moments are than social media and streaming services.
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After a string of middling finishes in the Super Tuesday contests, the Rubio campaign's expectations are catching up with the hard and dire realities of delegate math, a fractured vote and the seemingly unstoppable force that is Mr. Trump.
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Ray, however, is its masterpiece, with the company having borrowed bodies from the military before perfecting nanotechnology that not only brought him back but turns him into a a near-unstoppable force, capable of almost instantly regenerating when damaged.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Belgium's quarter-final battle with Brazil will be a classic encounter between an unstoppable force and an immovable object when the tournament's joint best defense comes up against its most free-scoring attack in Kazan on Friday.
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The 23-year-old gymnast became an American hero after earning three gold medals in the Olympic Games and now she is becoming an unstoppable force in female empowerment by using her voice to stand up against former gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar.
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But businesses assuming the consumer pivot in India is the next unstoppable force in global economics need to ask themselves why it already looks to have run out of puff—and whether it is likely to get a second wind any time soon.
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So I see this film competition as a chance to share this kind of inspiration with the world—to show that no matter who they are, or where they come from, women are an unstoppable force for positive change in the world.
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The policies seek to reverse years of economic contraction and zero growth that took hold after Japan's real estate market collapsed in the early 1990s, ending the economic momentum it was riding in the 1980s, when the country seemed an unstoppable force.
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They're anything but an unstoppable force — humans kill a staggering 100 million sharks each year, or 11,000 sharks every single hour, a jaw-dropping statistic that mainly results from the high demand for shark fin soup in some parts of the world.
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We're going to make sure our network is engaging people all summer, and I'm so excited to see what all of these organizations can do together, because we do such important work separately but together, we're truly going to be an unstoppable force.
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The D.J.s and producers Alex Pall and Andrew Taggart, who perform as the Chainsmokers, have transcended their origins in trend-hopping novelty fare (like their first hit, the jokey 2014 track "#Selfie") to become a near-unstoppable force on the pop charts.
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But the 17-times Grand Slam winner has roared back to his dominant best ahead of a 73rd career meeting with the in-form Djokovic, setting up what promises to be a classic contest between an unstoppable force and an immovable object.
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You might have also assumed a beauty giant like Revlon would be able to keep up with demand, but when the kit dropped last week, it proved to be an unstoppable force (much like Graham herself) and sold out in a mere three hours.
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It's a smart and thoughtful dive into a world that the bulk of the mainstream knows very little about, propelled along by characters you can't help but love (even Ian!) and the kinds of laughs that have turned It's Always Sunny into an unstoppable force.
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But populism is not an inevitable or unstoppable force, and when you look at the demographics of support for populism, it's by no means a foregone conclusion that these movements are the wave of the future, because support for them falls off precipitously with age.
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FIRST-ROUND BYES: CAROLINA PANTHERS (15-1), ARIZONA CARDINALS (13-3) The Panthers were an unstoppable force for much of the season, and their lone loss seemed to have more to do with the law of averages than any flaws in the team having been exposed.
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The entire conversation is ultimately inconsequential—whether you believe he's an MVP candidate or not, Irving is an unstoppable force who helps his team win games— but also, like, what are we even doing here if not trying to better understand what's taking place before our eyes?
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The Rose Bowl, by contrast, promises the unstoppable force of Oklahoma's fourth-ranked scoring offense, which averaged nearly 45 points a game behind the likely Heisman Trophy winner Baker Mayfield, against the immovable object of Georgia's fourth-ranked defense, which gave up 13.2 points a game.
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President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE entered the fall's impeachment hearings as an unstoppable force.
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Bieber, a leading musician who was once an unstoppable force of nature around the world, seemingly attempted to reverse engineer a song for viral success on an app less than two years old because that's how crucial he sees TikTok as to his career right now.
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And it's one of the only figures in the Louvre that we don't see get reinterpreted by either the Carters or their dancers: The only figure in the Louvre that can withstand the unstoppable force that is Beyoncé, that does not need to be remade and reexamined.
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I don't give a tuppenny damn where a fighter sits in the rankings or who the UFC is marketing as an unstoppable force of nature this year, my job is to point at beautiful aspects of the game no matter how flawed the fighter demonstrating them is otherwise.
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We say this based on the lead single, "Santa's Coming For Us," which bounces along like a reindeer sleigh and nicely inverts the old "here comes Santa Claus" shtick by making Santa some kind of unstoppable force coming to take you over like, well, a pop song by Sia.
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In recent months, Trump has suggested Johnson and Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage would form an "unstoppable force" if they formed a cross-party alliance, claimed Corbyn would be "so bad" for Britain and indicated the NHS would, in fact, be "on the table" during prospective trade talks.
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Zuckerberg loves to bring up Facebook's humble dorm room origins and it seems that Congressman Long wanted to take Zuckerberg on a walk down memory lane by reminding him of where this all started and suggesting that a lack of regulation helped Facebook become the unstoppable force it is today.
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Giants of the Game Wilt Chamberlain, a nearly unstoppable force who possessed the height and reach to block shots, capture rebounds, and score nearly at will, and rival Bill Russell, a defensive wizard who led the Boston Celtics to eight consecutive NBA titles from 1959-1966, opened doors for a new, athletic era of 'big men'.
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Learning that a restaurant serves "small plates" may induce a shudder in the sort of diner who raised an alarm, a few years ago, when it seemed that portions at every restaurant were shrinking, that the small-plates trend was an unstoppable force, that restaurant-goers might be forever doomed to leave meals unsure if they'd had enough to eat.
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A.O. Scott, the co-chief film critic at The New York Times, is mindful of the epic nature of the film, and nods appreciably to the unstoppable force that will drive fans to the theaters, regardless of what the critics say: At least since "The Return of the Jedi" (1983), the point of each chapter has been consolidation rather than distinction.
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"The Source of Self-Regard" is a book of essays, lectures and meditations, a reminder that the old music is still the best, that in this time of tumult and sadness and continuous war, where tawdry words are blasted about like junk food, and the nation staggers from one crisis to the next, led by a president with all the grace of a Cyclops and a brain the size of a full-grown pea, the mightiness, the stillness, the pure power and beauty of words delivered in thought, reason and discourse, still carry the unstoppable force of a thousand hammer blows, spreading the salve of righteousness that can heal our nation and restore the future our children deserve.
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