1) Acrobatic feat 2) Acrobatic stunt 3) Cinch 4) Easy task 5) Easy victory 6) Easy win 7) Rout 8) Treat with contempt 9) Unopposed victory 1) Cinch 2) Doddle 3) Romp 
Unopposed victory. A walkover is awarded when the opponent fails to start the match for any reason, such as injury.
A walkover or W.O. (originally two words: `walk over`) is the awarding of a victory to a contestant because there are no other contestants, or because the other contestants have been disqualified or have forfeited (the winner has merely to `walk over` the finishing line). The term can apply in sport, but can also apply to elections. This is al...
A race in which only one horse competes.
A race involving only one horse and jockey.
Walkover is slang for ab absolute certainty, something very easy to achieve.
an unopposed victory. A walkover may be awarded as a bye, or more commonly because the opponent defaulted by being disqualified or failing to attend the matchincluding after withdrawal due to injury.
[n] - backbends combined with handstands
If a boxer is present in the ring and their opponent fails to appear in the ring after being announced, and one minute after the bell has been sounded, the present boxer will be declared the winner by walkover. A boxer can also win by walkover if their opponent fails their medical examination or fails to make weight before the bout.
If a boxer is present in the ring and their opponent fails to appear in the ring after being announced, and one minute after the bell has been sounded, the present boxer will be declared the winner by walkover. A boxer can also win by walkover if their opponent fails their medical examination or fails to make weight before the bout.