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light middleweight

British  

noun

    1. an amateur boxer weighing 67–71 kg (148–157 pounds)

    2. ( as modifier ) Compare junior middleweight

      a light-middleweight bout

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She already won the light middleweight, middleweight and super middleweight crowns in her boxing career and was the fastest fighter in history — either male or female — to become a three-division world champion.

From Seattle Times

She doesn't intend to give up her boxing career while pursuing MMA glory, and she unified the four major light middleweight titles last March with a unanimous decision over Marie-Eve Dicaire.

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She doesn’t intend to give up her boxing career while pursuing MMA glory, and she unified the four major light middleweight titles last March with a unanimous decision over Marie-Eve Dicaire.

From Seattle Times

The Scottish Sun reports that Eamonn works as a professional boxer and fights competitively as a light middleweight.

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The former professional boxer won the British and Commonwealth light middleweight titles in 2009.

From Seattle Times