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featherweight
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featherweight
1. 
a. a professional boxer weighing 118--126 pounds (53.5--57 kg)
b. an amateur boxer weighing 54--57 kg (119--126 pounds)
c. (as modifier): the featherweight challenger
2. a wrestler in a similar weight category (usually 126--139 pounds (57--63 kg))


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Now, training at Capitol's new gym in their Longford Road HQ, Pithie reckons he'll be down to 9st 2lbs for the Docherty fight and he's already calling out top British featherweights Scott Harrison and Michael Brodie with even Prince Naseem a target if he ever fights again.
Many featherweights might be running scared of him,but Harrison has set his sights on a showdown with Mexican star Marco Antonio Barrera.
NASEEM HAMED has admitted that he must take on Mexican pocket battleship Marco Antonio Barrera if he is to cement his reputation as one of the greatest featherweights in history.
 
 
 
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