The WBC Featherweight Champion is a title awarded by the World Boxing Council (WBC) to the best professional boxer in the featherweight division, which includes fighters weighing up to 126 pounds (57.15 kg). This championship is one of the most prestigious in the sport of boxing and is contested by elite athletes from around the world. To become the WBC Featherweight Champion, a boxer must compete in sanctioned bouts and often face top-ranked opponents. The title can change hands through various means, including knockout, decision, or if a champion vacates the title. The current champion is recognized as a leading figure in the featherweight category.