a wrestler who is a bad guy or has a villainous character, typically followed by the audience dislikes and boos
gonosz, rosszfiú
a heroic or good-natured character in wrestling, typically loved by the audience
a jófiú, a hős
(in boxing) an athlete that weighs between 59 and 61.2 kg and competes in lightweight class
könnyűsúly, könnyű
a boxer who weighs more than 91kg and competes in heavyweight class
nehézsúly, nehézsúlyú bokszoló
a boxer who competes in the weight class that ranges from 70 to 73 kilograms
középsúly, félnehézsúly
a boxer who competes in the light heavyweight weight class, typically between 76 to 79 kilograms
félnehézsúly, félnehézsúlyú ökölvívó
a boxer who competes in the featherweight weight class, typically between 56 and 57
pehelysúly, pehelysúlyú ökölvívó
a boxer who competes in the flyweight weight class, typically weighing up to 51 kilograms
légsúly, légsúlyú ökölvívó
a boxer who competes in the bantamweight weight class, typically between 52.2 and 53.5 kilograms
kakas súly, kakas súlyú bokszoló
a boxer who competes in the super heavyweight weight class, typically for boxers weighing over 91 kilograms
szupernehéz súly, szupernehézsúlyú
a wrestler weighing 70–78 kg or 154–172 lb
könnyűsúly, könnyűsúlyú súlycsoport
an athlete who competes in sumo, a traditional Japanese form of full-contact wrestling
szumó birkózó, szumotori
a person who participates in a combat sport involving punches and strikes with the fists
bokszoló, ökölvívó
an athlete who participates in wrestling
birkózó, pankrátor
a person who practices karate
karateka, karatét gyakorló
a person who practices or competes in judo
judoka, judo gyakorló
a boxer who defensively reacts to opponents' attacks with precise punches
ellenpuncholó, kontratámadó boxoló
a boxer who uses quick footwork and long-range punches to maintain distance from their opponent
out-boxer, távolsági ökölvívó
a practitioner of Muay Thai, a traditional martial art from Thailand
Muay Thai gyakorlója, Muay Thai harcosa
a boxer who blends technical skill with knockout power
bokszoló-puncher, bokszoló-ütő
an athlete who practices the sport of kickboxing, which involves striking with both hands and feet
kickboxoló, kickbox gyakorló
an athlete who participates in the sport of fencing
vívó, tőrvívó
a practitioner of kendo, a modern Japanese martial art using bamboo swords
kendo gyakorló, kendoka
a practitioner of capoeira, a Brazilian martial art that combines elements of dance, acrobatics, and music
capoeirista, capoeira gyakorlója
a practitioner of jujitsu, specifically someone who trains and competes in the martial art of jujitsu
jujitsu gyakorló, jujitsuka
a practitioner of the martial art aikido
aikido gyakorló, aikidoka
a boxer who aggressively attacks their opponent with rapid and continuous punches
támadó, agresszor
a boxer who can effectively switch between fighting stances, orthodox and southpaw, during a match
egy kétkezes ökölvívó, egy sokoldalú harcos
a wrestler who typically weighs up to around 93 kilograms
félnehézsúly, félnehézsúlyú birkózó
a wrestler who weighs from 57 kg to 70 kg
könnyűsúly, könnyű
a wrestler whose weight is typically above 125 kg
nehézsúly, nehézsúlyú birkózó
an athlete who competes in combat sports, such as boxing, mixed martial arts, or kickboxing
harcos, viador
a wrestler who competes in the weight class between lightweight and heavyweight divisions, weighing between 74 kg and 84 kg
középsúly, középsúlyú
a person who has achieved a high level of skill and experience in a martial art, typically after years of training and passing advanced tests
fekete öv, harcművészeti szakértő
an amateur boxer weighing up to 67 kg or 148 lb
könnyűsúly, félnehézsúly
