Straightrights

Straightrights is a term that does not have a single, official definition in widely used reference works. In practice, it may refer to different ideas in different domains, and it is often encountered as a typographical variant of "straight rights" or as a stylized proper noun.

In boxing and other combat sports, the straight right is a direct punch delivered with the rear hand along a straight line toward the opponent’s head or torso. The plural form "straight rights" is common in commentary. When the term is written as a single word, it is usually a nonstandard spelling or a branded label, rather than a standard term in technique descriptions.

In branding, media, or fiction, Straightrights may appear as a brand name, a project title, or a fictional element. Its meaning then depends on the source, with no universal definition.

Linguistically, the concatenated form can arise from typographical error, search-engine optimization, or a deliberate stylistic choice. Because of this, readers should rely on context to determine whether the intended concept refers to a sport technique, a brand, or a broader idea of direct rights.

See also: straight right; boxing terminology; rights.