Lightweight Championship

The Lightweight Championship is a title awarded to the best fighter in the lightweight division of a combat sport, like boxing, mixed martial arts, or kickboxing. Athletes in this division typically weigh around 135 pounds (in MMA) or similar weight ranges in other sports. The champion holds the title until they are defeated in a match or voluntarily relinquish it. The title signifies peak skill and achievement within that weight class, often contested through high-profile fights. It serves as a benchmark of excellence, showcasing the top fighters who compete for or defend this esteemed status.