poundforpound
Pound-for-pound is a term commonly used in combat sports, particularly in boxing, mixed martial arts (MMA), and wrestling, to describe an athlete who is considered the best in their weight class relative to their peers. The phrase emphasizes that a fighter’s skill, experience, and record are comparable to those of heavier or lighter opponents, despite differences in weight. This concept is often applied to evaluate fighters across different divisions, allowing for comparisons that transcend traditional weight categories.
The term gained prominence in MMA, where fighters like Georges St-Pierre, Jon Jones, and Amanda Nunes have
Pound-for-pound rankings are typically compiled by media outlets, analysts, and sports organizations to highlight the most
Critics of the pound-for-pound concept argue that it can oversimplify the challenges of fighting in different