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Definition of champion : To furnish with a champion; to attend or defend as champion; to support or maintain; to protect.

Synonyms:

lifter, wedge, mavin, hero sandwich, great, fight, friend, paladin, zep, magician, hoagie, necromancer, fighter aircraft, suspensor, lead, first-rate, adept, genius, sense, maintain, sensation, principal, tophole, maven, takeoff booster, sense experience, sense datum, tiptop, booster shot, belligerent, adorer, fight back, angiotensin-converting enzyme, brag, brilliance, headliner, submarine sandwich, brain, backer, ace, battler, defend, terrific, grinder, represent, fighter, flair, aesthesis, garter, oppose, help, hold, mastermind, quality, support, single, wiz, athletic supporter, sentiency, admirer, vanquisher, unity, relay station, attack aircraft, topflight, one, submarine, prizewinning, topnotch, acquaintance, booster dose, sponsor, recall dose, poor boy, relay transmitter, dandy, asterisk, fine, booster rocket, banner, torpedo, first-class, bully, superstar, helper, booster unit, assistant, superb, fight down, booster, booster amplifier, guardian, protagonist, splendid, jockstrap, thaumaturgist, plugger, esthesis, relay link, wizardry, prime, scrapper, title-holder, A-one, brainiac, booster station, blue-ribbon, wizard, sensory faculty, combatant, thaumaturge, jock, takeoff rocket, heroine, star topology, protector, hotshot, sorcerer, sub, sentience, whizz, excellent, supporter, hoagy, swell, bomber, shoplifter, sense impression, patron, ally, hero, agonist, top, whiz, good, capital, fend for, promoter, guard

fruitful, accomplished, triumphant, successful

headmost, choice, leading, superman, most, better, aristocracy, champ, commanding, above, premier, winner, virtuoso, predominant, zenith, A-1, superior, crowning, furthest, senior, signal, ruling, wonderwoman, chief, uppermost, elite, quintessential, boss, foremost, maximum, paramount, exceller, sovereign, master, furthermost, star, consummate, supreme, commander, superwoman, eminent, best, paragon, victor, ascendant, nobility, prima donna, prodigy, chosen, dominant, president, leader, king, prize winner, controlling

Usage examples:

• The old champion stood looking down on his little girl's little boy. - "The Story of Louie", Oliver Onions.
• No; it was you who asked me whether I was her champion. - "The Claverings", Anthony Trollope.
• No one, not even Mr. Butler, was more keenly alive than he to the fact that in a serious conflict with a man who to- morrow night might be light- weight champion of the world he stood no chance whatever: but he did not intend to be made an exhibition of in front of Sally without doing something to hold his end up. - "The Adventures of Sally", P. G. Wodehouse.