What is the right standard weight for boxer categories?

Question

1) After Heavyweight Is it the next is super Heavyweight or ironweight?

Heavyweight –

Cruiserweight –

Light-Heavy –

Super-Middleweight –

Middleweight –

Jr Middleweight –

Welterweight –

Jr Welterweight –

Lightweight –

Jr Lightweight –

Featherweights –

Jr Featherweights –

Bantamweight –

Jr Bantamweight –

Flyweight –

Jr Flyweight –

Strawweight -

2) From Strawweight champions the boxer prom to Jr Flyweight and reach to heavy heavyweight champions or they just remaind as Strawweight champions or they fight until they retire?

3) In the Boxing, why they don't let the boxer champ fight with for example Strawweight champ fight with Jr Flyweight boxer or Jr Flyweight champ fight with Flyweight boxer so on? (Like the World Wrestling Entertainment - Raw and Smackdown - they fight each other)

Answer 1

this is from usaboxing.org ans are the official weight divisions for amateur boxing.

men's divisions

Light flyweight/106 lbs

Flyweight/112 lbs

Bantamweight/119 lbs

Featherweight/125 lbs

Lightweight/132 lbs

Light welterweight/141 lbs

Welterweight/152 lbs

Middleweight/165 lbs

Light heavyweight/178 lbs

Heavyweight/201 lbs

Super heavyweight/201+ lbs

women's divisions

Pinweight/101 lbs

Light flyweight/106 lbs

Flyweight/110 lbs

Light bantamweight/114 lbs

Bantamweight/119 lbs

Featherweight/125 lbs

Lightweight/132 lbs

Light welterweight/138 lbs

Welterweight/145 lbs

Light middleweight/154 lbs

Middleweight/165 lbs

Light heavyweight/176 lbs

Heavyweight/189 lbs

there are times when someone will either advance up in weight class or go down in weight class but whatever the case may be they must be a certain weight to fight in that particular weight division. that is why there are weight divisions. if one could be in one weight division and fight someone from another then why have weight divisions at all?

Answer 2

here is a list of the weight limits:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxing_weig...

1. in boxing, heavyweight is the highest weight class

2. i didn't understand your question but i'll try to answer it. no strawweight boxer reached the heavyweight class because he should also increase greatly in height. normally, those who are in a lower weight class will slowly climb to he next class because their bodies (muscles) develop.

3. in a professional fight, no boxers from different weight class would duke it out because that is unfair to the fighter in the lower weight class. it would be dangerous because the boxer in the higher weight class packs more power in his punches. fighters have to be in a same weight class to be able to box with each other. wrestling matches are staged so they wouldn't have to worry about injuries caused by the other fighter.