Definition of undercard
: a program (as of boxing matches) supporting the featured match
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Despite weeks of lackluster episodes of Raw and SmackDown, the Money in the Bank card delivered captivating and compelling matches, from the undercard to the main event.
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In the other notable undercard match, Danny Roman defeated Moises Flores by unanimous decision.
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Both Train and Fitz and the Tantrums, who played the undercard of the festival, had shorts.
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How does an emerging artist get on the Boston Calling undercard in the first place?
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In the meantime, one of the last bona fide heroes in American sports keeps punching, keeps lifting up the hungry young fighters who train alongside him, five of whom will fight on the Santa Cruz-Mares undercard at Staples Center.
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His fourth-place finish in the Pat Day Mile on the Derby undercard didn’t deter Lukas from entering him here.
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Sporting Chance finished fourth in the Pat Day Mile on the Derby undercard.
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Sporting Chance finished fourth in the Pat Day Mile (G3) on the Derby undercard.
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First Known Use of undercard
1926
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