LAC 46:XI.903

LAC 46:XI.903. Weight Class

Last amended: 2024Year: 2026Length: 284 wordsOfficial source

Cite as La. Admin. Code tit. 46, pt. XI, § 903

A. Except with the approval of the commission or its commissioner, the classes for unarmed combatants competing in LRF events and the weights for each class are shown in the following schedule. Weight Class | Weight Difference Allowed Mini Flyweight (up to and including 108 pounds) | not more than 3 pounds Flyweight (over 108 to 111 pounds) | not more than 3 pounds Bantamweights (over 112 to 118 pounds) | not more than 3 pounds Featherweights (over 119 to 126 pounds) | not more than 3 pounds Jr. Lightweight (over 127 to 130 pounds) | not more than 4 pounds Lightweight (over 131 to 135 pounds) | not more than 5 pounds Jr. Welterweight (over 136 to 140 pounds) | not more than 5 pounds Welterweight (over 141 to 147 pounds) | not more than 7 pounds Jr. Middleweight (over 148 to 154 pounds) | not more than 7 pounds Middleweight (over 155 to 160 pounds) | not more than 7 pounds Super Middleweight (over 161 to 168 pounds) | not more than 7 pounds Light Heavyweight (over 169 to 175 pounds) | not more than 7 pounds Cruiserweight (over 176 to 190 pounds) | not more than 12 pounds Heavyweight (over 190 pounds) B. After the weigh-in of an unarmed combatant competing in LRF events: 1. weight loss in excess of two pounds is not permitted for an unarmed combatant who weighed in at 145 pounds or less; 2. weight loss in excess of three pounds is not permitted for an unarmed combatant who weighed in at over 145 pounds; 3. the weight loss described in Paragraph 2 of this Subsection must not occur later than two hours after the initial weigh-in.
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