Atomweight

Weight class in combat sports


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::summary Weight class in combat sports ::

Atomweight (also referred to as light minimumweight, junior strawweight, junior mini-flyweight and pinweight) is a weight class in combat sports.

Boxing

In women's boxing and junior amateur boxing pinweight is, or has been, a weight class for boxers weighing in under 102 lb (before 2003, 45 kg).

In September 2010 the women's class in amateur boxing was partly merged into an extended 45–48 kg light flyweight division, with women weighing less than 45 kg excluded from competition. Pinweight is still defined for junior contests.

Women's professional champions

Main article: List of world atomweight boxing champions

Current Champions (Last updated on December 22, 2025) ::data[format=table]

Sanctioning BodyReign BeganChampionRecordDefenses
WBANovember 21, 2025Isabel Rivero12–3–1 (1 KO)0
WBCOctober 25, 2025Camila Zamorano13–0 (1 KO)1
IBF
WBO
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Current ''The Ring'' world rankings

As of December 22, 2025.

Keys: : Current The Ring world champion

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RankNameRecordTitle(s)
C
1Sumire Yamanaka9–1 (3 KO)
2Camila Zamorano13–0 (1 KO)WBC
3Eri Matsuda8–2–1 (1 KO)
4Esneidy Rodriguez Olmos11–0–1 (1 KO)
5Nao Ugawa6–0 (0 KO)
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Women's Amateur Champions

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yearWorldEuropean
2001Russia Elena SabitovaFRA Oria Mahmoud
2002India Mary Kom
2003ROM Camelia Negrea
2004RUS Elena Sabitova
2005India Mary KomRUS Elena Sabitova
2006India Mary KomROM Steluta Duta
2007ROM Steluta Duta
2008India Mary Kom
2009RUS Svetlana Gnevanova
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Mixed Martial Arts

Main article: Atomweight (MMA)

The atomweight division in mixed martial arts generally refers to competitors weighing less than 105 lb.

References

References

  1. "The Ring ratings: atomweight".

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