Find your weight class

Enter your weight and see the division you would fight in, how much room you have to the limit, and the cut to the class below. Boxing and MMA/UFC, in pounds or kilos.

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Pro boxing weight classes

The seventeen professional boxing divisions and their upper limits. A boxer competes in the lightest division they make at the weigh-in.

Minimumweight (up to 105 lb / 47.6 kg)
Light flyweight (up to 108 lb / 48.9 kg)
Flyweight (up to 112 lb / 50.8 kg)
Super flyweight (up to 115 lb / 52.2 kg)
Bantamweight (up to 118 lb / 53.5 kg)
Super bantamweight (up to 122 lb / 55.3 kg)
Featherweight (up to 126 lb / 57.2 kg)
Super featherweight (up to 130 lb / 59 kg)
Lightweight (up to 135 lb / 61.2 kg)
Super lightweight (up to 140 lb / 63.5 kg)
Welterweight (up to 147 lb / 66.7 kg)
Super welterweight (up to 154 lb / 69.9 kg)
Middleweight (up to 160 lb / 72.6 kg)
Super middleweight (up to 168 lb / 76.2 kg)
Light heavyweight (up to 175 lb / 79.4 kg)
Cruiserweight (up to 200 lb / 90.7 kg)
Heavyweight (no upper limit (heaviest class))

MMA / UFC weight classes

The nine MMA divisions and their upper limits (women top out at featherweight).

Strawweight (up to 115 lb / 52.2 kg)
Flyweight (up to 125 lb / 56.7 kg)
Bantamweight (up to 135 lb / 61.2 kg)
Featherweight (up to 145 lb / 65.8 kg)
Lightweight (up to 155 lb / 70.3 kg)
Welterweight (up to 170 lb / 77.1 kg)
Middleweight (up to 185 lb / 83.9 kg)
Light heavyweight (up to 205 lb / 93 kg)
Heavyweight (up to 265 lb / 120.2 kg)

How to read it

Find the lightest class whose limit you make. Amateur and Olympic boxing use different bands. Make weight the smart way: a hard last-minute cut is dangerous, so this is reference, not diet advice.

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