1) Boxing terminology 1) Joins the conversation 
in luge, athletes are all strip-weighed before a race to determine how much additional weight each athlete can wear
Term typically applied to the weighing in of fish at a tournament.
Weigh in is to be weighed as a boxer before a match
Weigh in is British slang for to pay a debt.
Supervised by delegates from the AIBA, each competitor presents himself or herself once at the weigh-in each competition day. Boxers must not weight more than the allotted amount for their weight class, with the exception of the super heavyweight class, which is unlimited. The official weigh-in is done in kilograms. Pound conversions are used commo...
pre-fight meeting for boxers to be weighed to make sure they are within their weight class limits
Supervised by delegates from the AIBA, each competitor presents himself or herself once at the weigh-in each competition day. Boxers must not weight more than the allotted amount for their weight class, with the exception of the super heavyweight class, which is unlimited. The official weigh-in is done in kilograms. Pound conversions are used commo...
Each contestant is required to check his weight on scales prior to the match to ensure that he or she does not exceed the maximum weight of their specified division.