middleweight

Adjective modifier

• British: Lewis, the British middleweight and welterweight champion, and European middleweight, lost the world light-heavyweight championship of 1922 to Georges Carpentier.
• first: Many more will be put through their paces at track days. This first three-cylinder middleweight can induce adrenalin overload.
• naked: The naked middleweight 's bold styling has been designed with an uncompromising and growing market in mind.
• super: Two other Barn professionals are also on the undercard - unbeaten light welterweight Ricky Burns and super middleweight Thomas Cannon.

Modifies a noun

• boxer: He looked more like an average middleweight boxer than a special golfer.
• boxing: Also, the former Commonwealth middleweight boxing champion Michael Watson praised the improvement in sports/leisure facilities for disabled people.
• champion: She is there to receive an award on behalf of her late husband of 47 years, who was world middleweight champion in 1947.
• championship: Here were two knockout artists fighting for the middleweight championship at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas.
• designer: You should be a middleweight designer or perhaps a junior ready to make their move up the career ladder.
• title: He later won the middleweight title for the third time with a spectacular second round knockout of Olson in December 1955.

Noun used with modifier

• sport: The second model on display will be the brand new F800 S sports middleweight, with BMWâs first-ever parallel-twin engine.
• three-cylinder: Many more will be put through their paces at track days. This first three-cylinder middleweight can induce adrenalin overload.