súlyozok

Súlyozok, also known as heavyweights, are a category of weight classes in various combat sports, including boxing, mixed martial arts (MMA), and wrestling. The term "súlyozok" is derived from the Hungarian language, where "súly" means weight and "ozok" is the plural form of "ozo," which means fighter or competitor. In these sports, heavyweights are the largest weight class, typically consisting of athletes who weigh over 200 pounds (90.7 kilograms) for men and over 155 pounds (70.3 kilograms) for women.

The heavyweight division is often considered the most prestigious in combat sports due to the significant physical demands and the potential for high-impact collisions. In boxing, heavyweights compete in the 200-pound (90.7 kg) and above category for men and the 155-pound (70.3 kg) and above category for women. In MMA, heavyweights typically compete in the 205-pound (93 kg) and above category for men and the 155-pound (70.3 kg) and above category for women. In wrestling, heavyweights compete in the 200-pound (90.7 kg) and above category for men and the 155-pound (70.3 kg) and above category for women.

Heavyweights are known for their strength, power, and endurance, as they must be able to withstand and deliver powerful blows and grappling techniques. The heavyweight division often features some of the most physically imposing and dominant athletes in combat sports. Notable heavyweight champions in boxing include Muhammad Ali, Joe Louis, and Lennox Lewis, while in MMA, notable heavyweight champions include Fedor Emelianenko, Andrei Arlovski, and Jon Jones. In wrestling, notable heavyweight champions include Bruno Sammartino and Brock Lesnar.