The term "Cruiserweight" refers to a weight class in professional boxing and wrestling. In boxing, cruiserweights typically weigh between 175 and 200 pounds (79 to 91 kg). This division allows athletes who may not be heavy enough for the heavyweight class to compete at a high level while still facing opponents of similar size and strength. In professional wrestling, the Cruiserweight Championship is often associated with lighter, high-flying wrestlers who showcase agility and speed. This title has been featured in various promotions, including WWE and WCW, highlighting the unique skills of competitors who excel in this weight category.