The idiom "than a match" means that something is more dangerous or intense than another thing. It's often used to describe situations where one option is considered riskier, more challenging, or more difficult than another option.
Sentences with «than a match»
Yes, it's a thing of beauty and quality that's more than a match for anything else, but it's similar to any other 7 Series. (autoexpress.co.uk)
We're now more than a match for anyone in the league. (justarsenal.com)
Rather than matching side tables, use a tall round table as a side table instead, with something shorter on the opposite side. (littlegreennotebook.com)