outpunch

verb

out·punch ˌau̇t-ˈpənch

outpunched; outpunching; outpunches

transitive verb

: to outdo or surpass in punching : to punch more than or more effectively than

… the millions who watched former boxing world champion Holly Holm outpunch Ronda Rousey to set up a stunning upset …—

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But will the public be able to stomach the lengths to which the NFL might have to go to outpunch a pandemic? —

Mark Craig, Star Tribune, 29 July 2020 AMD’s Radeon duo, meanwhile, outpunches their direct GeForce competition in raw frame rates despite Nvidia’s attempted Super spoiler. —

Brad Chacos, PCWorld, 12 July 2019 Even with the benefits of 12nm and a restructured streaming multiprocessor architecture, the RTX 2080 might not outpunch the GTX 1080 Ti by much in games using the traditional rasterization rendering technology alone. —

Brad Chacos, PCWorld, 20 Aug. 2018 But other factors are putting upward pressure on Treasury yields, and over time these seem likely to outpunch overseas demand. —

Justin Lahart, WSJ, 2 Apr. 2018