Legkézenfekvbb

Legkézenfekvbb is a Hungarian term that translates to "lightweight featherweight" in English. It is a weight class in various combat sports, including boxing and muay thai, that is used to differentiate fighters based on their weight. The term is derived from the Hungarian words "legkézen" meaning "lightweight" and "fekvbb" which is an abbreviation for "fekvőbb" meaning "featherweight".

In boxing, the legkézenfekvbb weight class is typically for fighters who weigh between 52.2 and 54 kilograms (115 and 119 pounds). This weight class is often considered one of the more competitive and prestigious divisions in the sport, as it allows for a mix of power and speed, and requires a high level of skill and technique from the fighters.

In muay thai, the legkézenfekvbb weight class is similar, with fighters typically weighing between 52.2 and 54 kilograms. This weight class is also highly competitive and requires a well-rounded skill set, as fighters must be proficient in both stand-up techniques and ground fighting.

The legkézenfekvbb weight class is an important division in both boxing and muay thai, as it allows for a unique blend of power and speed, and requires a high level of skill and technique from the fighters. It is a weight class that is often watched closely by fans and experts alike, as it can produce some of the most exciting and competitive matches in the sport.