Yes Woman's Boxing will have 3 different weight classes for the 9 metals that will be awarded and the men will have 10 weight classes and 30 metals
There are a minimum of six governing bodies in pro and amateur boxing. They all have varying weight classes and are too numerous to mention. See the attached link, http://www.answers.com/topic/boxing-weight-classes
There is no official weight to become a boxer. There are many different weight classes in boxing for example featherweight, lightweight, middleweight, heavyweight and many more. This again allows for different championships to be competed for at all the different weight classes.
One may see a boxing schedule for 2013 at Fight Nights, Yahoo Sports, ESPN, HBO and Boxing News 24. Schedules are shown for all divisions and weight classes.
Women's Boxing will be 3 new events for the different weight classes
It depends on the weight class, different weight classes have different size people so the reaches vary from weight class to weight class.
Ricky Hatton has won a total of fourteen boxing championships. These championships are spread between multiple weight classes.
boxing: specifically winning a gold medal and world titles in 6 different weight classes, and twice beating an ageing julio Cesar chavez sr.
Yes with 3 events for the different weight classes
No, boxing is not weight lifting
The World Boxing Council (WBC) has several weight classes for fighters. The lowest is strawweight, in which fighters can weigh no more than 105 pounds.
One can schedule many different training classes at LA Boxing. Some of the classes that they offer include boxing, kickboxing, and martial arts. One can sign up online.