Middleweight

In boxing, "middleweight" refers to a weight class for fighters who weigh between approximately 154 and 160 pounds. The class is designed to ensure fighters compete against opponents of similar size and strength. Middleweight is one of several weight divisions, positioned between the lighter welterweight and the heavier light heavyweight classes. It emphasizes a balance of power, speed, and endurance. The division has a rich history of notable champions and significant bouts, making it an important and competitive category in professional boxing and other combat sports.