The Flyweight Title refers to a championship title in combat sports, particularly in mixed martial arts (MMA) and boxing, that is awarded to the competitor in the flyweight weight class. In MMA, the flyweight division typically includes fighters who weigh up to 125 pounds (56.7 kg). In boxing, the limit can be slightly different but generally aligns with the same range. The title signifies that the holder is recognized as the top competitor in their weight class, often having defended it against challengers or having won it through a championship match. Titles in combat sports are usually sanctioned by various organizations, each with its own set of rules and titleholders.
Three electrifying flyweight bouts are set to take place under Tokyo's neon lights, showcasing the legacy and spirit of Japanese boxing. Local hero Teraji Kenshiro, renowned for speed and technical…