Fjädervikt

Fjädervikt is a weight class in combat sports, particularly boxing and mixed martial arts. The exact weight limits can vary slightly between different governing bodies and organizations, but it generally falls between lightweight and lightweight. In boxing, the men's featherweight division typically has a limit of 126 pounds (57.15 kg), while the women's division is often around 126 pounds as well, though some organizations have slightly different ranges. In mixed martial arts, the featherweight division is usually capped at 145 pounds (65.77 kg).

The featherweight division is known for producing fast, agile, and technically skilled fighters. Athletes in this class often possess a good combination of speed, power, and endurance. Historically, many legendary boxers and MMA fighters have competed and achieved success in the featherweight division, contributing to its popularity and prestige. The strategic elements of a featherweight bout can include precise striking, skillful footwork, and efficient defense, as fighters often aim to exploit openings with quick combinations.