The Flyweight Division is a weight class in combat sports, particularly in mixed martial arts (MMA) and boxing, that typically includes competitors weighing up to 125 pounds (56.7 kg). In MMA, it is one of the smaller weight classes and features fighters known for their speed, agility, and technique. The division is recognized by major organizations, including the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) and other international combat sports entities. The lightweight rules and standards can vary slightly between sports, but the primary characteristic of the flyweight division is the weight limit, which helps categorize fighters based on size, allowing for fair competition within the sport.
Tokyo hosts an epic triple flyweight world title boxing event, highlighting Japan's rich tradition in the sport. The thrilling fight between Teraji and Akui features meticulous tactics versus explosive power,…