The WBC Silver Featherweight Championship is a professional boxing title awarded by the World Boxing Council (WBC). It serves as a secondary championship in the featherweight division, which includes fighters weighing up to 126 pounds (57.15 kg). This title is often contested by top-ranked boxers, providing them with an opportunity to move closer to a shot at the main WBC Featherweight Championship. Winning the WBC Silver title can enhance a boxer's ranking and visibility in the sport. It is recognized internationally and can lead to more significant bouts and potential title fights. The championship is part of the WBC's efforts to promote competitive boxing at various levels.