Welterweight
Where the pound-for-pound elite collide — Leonard, Hearns, Mayweather, Crawford.
The state of the division
Welterweight is boxing's glamour division — historically home to the pound-for-pound elite. Today it's defined by the complete brilliance of Terence Crawford and the rise of switch-hitting athletes like Jaron Ennis. The lesson at 147 is the eternal one: the fighter with no hole wins.
The names — and their styles
Every fighter is a system you can study. Tap a style to train it.
🇺🇸 Terence Crawford
The complete fighter — switch-hitting, ring IQ, no weakness.
🇺🇸 Jaron Ennis
Switch-hitting athleticism and finishing power.
🇺🇸 Brian Norman Jr.
Fast, explosive and confident young champion.
The fight everyone wants
Terence Crawford vs Jaron Ennis
The complete master against the freak athlete — generational skill versus generational gifts.
Two styles, one ring. Which fighter are you?
Find your fighting identity →FAQ
Why is welterweight so important?+
147 lb has produced more legends than almost any division — Leonard, Hearns, Mayweather, Crawford — because it pairs speed, skill and just enough power for the highest-level boxing.
However the rankings shift, your style is yours.