The Flyweight Title refers to a championship title in combat sports, particularly in boxing and mixed martial arts (MMA), designated for competitors in the flyweight weight class. In boxing, the flyweight division typically includes fighters weighing up to 112 pounds (50.8 kg). In MMA, the flyweight class generally includes fighters weighing up to 125 pounds (56.7 kg). The title is awarded to the fighter who is recognized as the best or champion within that weight class, often determined through a series of sanctioned fights and competitions. The Flyweight Title is contested by various professional organizations, each with its own rules and regulations.
Japan's rich boxing legacy comes alive with three flyweight world title matches in one night. Junto Nakatani, known for precision and tenacity, faces Yuri Akui, celebrated for speed and reflexes.…