Definition
Definition of weight class - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
sportsTECH. category in combat sports for similar-sized competitorsTECH.
- She moved up to a higher weight class.
- He dominated his weight class in the tournament.
- Fighters must weigh in to confirm their weight class.
Terms with weight class included in their meaning
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boxing weight class
boxer in the welterweight class, professional or amateur
boxing
weight class division in combat sports
sports
weight class in combat sports
combat sports
weight class between middleweight and heavyweight
boxing weight class
person or class in a specific low weight range in sports
sports
weight class in boxing between flyweight and featherweight
combat sports
weight class in combat sports, often the lightest
sports
weight class for boxers up to 140 pounds
sports
weight class in professional boxing between cruiserweight and super middleweight
combat sports
weight class between middleweight and heavyweight
title bracket
weight class for boxers under 126 pounds
boxing weight class
boxing class for fighters weighing between 126 and 130 pounds
sports
weight class for boxers up to 154 pounds
boxing weight class
weight class for boxers 60-63.5 kg
abr: pound-for-pound
ranking comparing athletes regardless of weight class
boxing class
boxing weight class between bantamweight and featherweight
sports
related to a boxing weight class between bantamweight and featherweight
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- French:catégorie de poids, ...
- German:Gewichtsklasse, ...
- Italian:categoria di peso, ...
- Spanish:categoría de peso, ...
- Portuguese:categoria de peso, ...
- Chinese:体重级别, ...
- Japanese:階級, ...
- Arabic:فِئَة الوَزْن, ...
- Hebrew:קְטֵגוֹרְיַת מִשְׁקָל, ...
- Russian:весовая категория, ...
- Ukrainian:вагова категорія, ...
- Hindi:वजन वर्ग, ...
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