Lightweight boxing is a weight class in the sport of boxing that typically includes fighters weighing between 130 and 135 pounds. This category allows for a mix of speed and skill, as lighter boxers often rely on quick footwork and agile movements to outmaneuver their opponents. Fighters in the lightweight division compete for various titles, including those from major organizations like the WBC (World Boxing Council) and WBA (World Boxing Association). Notable lightweight boxers include Muhammad Ali and Manny Pacquiao, who have made significant contributions to the sport and showcased the excitement of this competitive weight class.