Naming a weight class

[Sudo_Nym]

It's always bugged me that the range for Heavyweight is so large, so for no logical reason other than because I want to, I'm planning to split my Heavyweight division in half, probably creating a new weight class with a limit of 220 or 230; I haven't decided yet. But I don't know what to call it. If I call it Heavyweight, than what do I call the larger half? Super Heavyweight is already taken.

 

My thought is to call it something like Cruiserweight, but it also bugs me if I call the weight class a name that's already used for something else, or if that odd weight class already has a name, and I call it something different.

 

Yes, I'm aware I'm a weird guy, but that's not relevant right now. So any help?

[EddieFnG]

You should call the lower class 206-230 cruiserweight, then 231-265 the heavyweights, that's what I do.

[HansLanda11]

I would use Middle Heavyweight division.

[kevbk6222]

call 205 super middleweight at 225 light heavyweight?

[Predicted]

Isn't cruiserweight the name they use for that weight range in boxing?

[Mr_Tricky]

Cruiserweight would be appropriate, but you could call it super light heavyweight or junior heavyweight too.

[brashleyholland]

It's not too large. If you're too big to reasonably make 205 (so 230-ish and above) then you're big enough to handle most 265lb guys. The bigger you are, especially at 200+lbs the smaller the defect becomes.

[mitze90]

In real life the Ohio Athletic Commission has a Cruiserweight division in amateur MMA, starting at 206 pounds and going up to 225 pounds.