Middleweight Championship

The Middleweight Championship is a title awarded to the best professional boxer in the middleweight division, which typically includes fighters weighing between 154 and 160 pounds. It signifies that the holder is recognized as the top competitor within this weight class, often determined through official bouts sanctioned by boxing organizations. Holding this title involves defending it against challengers, maintaining supremacy in skill and performance, and achieving recognition as the division's champion. It is a prestigious accolade that highlights a boxer's talent, endurance, and standing in the sport.