"I went one-on-one, just like these guys are doing with McGwire and Sosa," he said.
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After taking Derrick Pouliot's pass from behind the Vancouver net, Horvat went one-on-one against defenseman Jacob Trouba.
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In May 1998 in Birmingham, England, the Russian president recounted the time he went one-on-one with a bear.
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After two timeouts, Waters went one-on-one and swished a 3-pointer with five seconds remaining to tie the score at 72.
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Later in the show, he went one-on-one with XPO Logistics CEO Bradley Jacobs to understand why the company is considering a spinoff.
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DeRozan went one-on-one with Jaylen Brown, his shot fell off the rim and the buzzer sounded during a wild scramble under the basket.
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Floyd Mayweather went one-on-one with Larry Williams in a basketball exhibition, had his "ankles broken," then laughed through the humiliation while the Californian crowd jeered.
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They allowed just five more points, taking a 29-19 lead to the break when Lomax went one-on-one, pulled up from left of the foul line and drained a jumper.
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But, at some point ... Tim put down the mic and put his arms to the test -- 'cause the ex-NFL QB went one-on-one with an inmate in a push-up contest ... and got DESTROYED!!!
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That is the lesson we learned this year when Musk went one-on-one with Martin Tripp, a former Tesla employee at the company's Nevada Gigifactory, over accusations Tripp tried to sabotage the company by hacking code and leaking data to third parties.
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Still, Denver had plenty of time to get a good look coming out of the timeout, but forward Will Barton, who led Denver with 22 points despite poor shooting, went one-on-one against Felton, took the possession deep into the clock and then front-rimmed a long jumper.
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Stepan took a hit from Alexei Emelin in the neutral zone as he poked the puck up to Miller, who went one-on-one with Andrei Markov before skating around the Canadiens' defenseman with a skillful toe drag and cutting into the slot to beat Condon with a backhander through the five-hole.
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Christian Cage On the November 23, 2006 episode of TNA Impact!, Tomko made his debut in a run-in during a NWA World Heavyweight Championship number one contender's match between Christian Cage and Sting, attacking Sting and siding with Cage, once again acting as Christian's enforcer. On the January 11, 2007 episode of Impact!, Tomko went one on one against NWA World Heavyweight Champion Abyss in a non-title match.
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The Beat Down Clan was quickly dissolved after contract disputes with Hernandez and MVP and King was taken off television. After a two-month hiatus, King made his TNA return on the September 2 episode of Impact Wrestling, King went one on one against and lost to Bram in a losing effort. On September 23 episode of Impact Wrestling. King received a shot at the X Division Championship against Tigre Uno which he lost.
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Their first target - Skyman - was successfully killed by the Harlequin and then Artemis went after Jade. After believing her dead, Artemis returned to her cohorts. A plan was hatched to bring all the remaining Infinitors to Stellar Studios and kill them, a plan defeated only by the unwillingness of Hazard to cooperate, and the sudden reappearance of Jade and Brainwave Jr (both of whom had been thought dead). During the fight, Artemis went one-on-one with Wildcat and lost.
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The match came down to Shocker and Tama Tonga who went one-on-one for six and a half minutes before Tonga was able to overcome his opponent to win the match. Due to his victory Tama Tonga would face La Sombra the following week as part of the 2012 Sin Piedad event. The fifth match of the night was originally promoted under the tagline Las Joyas de la Corona ("The Crown Jewels"), tying into the "British Night" theme. When the John Langdon Down and the British Embassy pulled out of the event the match tagline was quietly abandoned even though the match still took place.
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