head-to-head

/hˈɛdtəhˈɛd/

head-to-head

even or close in a race or competition or comparison

head-to-head

involving direct confrontation between two sides

involving two persons; intimately private

Examples

1. The small-town mayor has been punching above her weight recently, going head-to-head with federal lawmakers over the issue of immigration reform.

2. So, the team big spenders and the team low-renters are battling head-to-head.

3. Head-to-head you and Barry have both got the same blend.

4. - Head-to-head and whoever stays.