[{"categories":[{"id":1,"name":"Heavyweight","pounds_limits":"200 lbs+"},{"id":2,"name":"Cruiserweight","pounds_limits":"200 lbs"},{"id":3,"name":"Light Heavyweight","pounds_limits":"175 lbs"},{"id":4,"name":"Super Middleweight","pounds_limits":"168 lbs"},{"id":5,"name":"Middleweight","pounds_limits":"160 lbs"},{"id":6,"name":"Super Welterweight","pounds_limits":"154 lbs"},{"id":7,"name":"Welterweight","pounds_limits":"147 lbs"},{"id":8,"name":"Super Lightweight","pounds_limits":"140 lbs"},{"id":9,"name":"Lightweight","pounds_limits":"135 lbs"},{"id":10,"name":"Super Featherweight","pounds_limits":"130 lbs"},{"id":11,"name":"Featherweight","pounds_limits":"126 lbs"},{"id":12,"name":"Super Bantamweight","pounds_limits":"122 lbs"},{"id":13,"name":"Bantamweight","pounds_limits":"118 lbs"},{"id":14,"name":"Super Flyweight","pounds_limits":"115 lbs"},{"id":15,"name":"Flyweight","pounds_limits":"112 lbs"},{"id":16,"name":"Jr Flyweight","pounds_limits":"108 lbs"},{"id":17,"name":"Minimumweight","pounds_limits":"105 lbs"}]},{"categories":[{"id":1,"name":"Super Flyweight","pounds_limits":115},{"id":2,"name":"Flyweight","pounds_limits":112},{"id":3,"name":"Junior Flyweight","pounds_limits":108},{"id":4,"name":"Minimumweight","pounds_limits":105}]}]
curl --location --request POST 'https://zylalabs.com/api/6098/boxing+categories+ranking+api/8341/obtain+boxing+categories' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' --header 'Content-Type: application/json' --data-raw '{}'
[{"category":"Heavyweight","rankings":[{"rank":1,"name":"Oleksandr Usyk","record":"23-0-0"},{"rank":2,"name":"Tyson Fury","record":"34-2-1"},{"rank":3,"name":"Daniel Dubois","record":"22-2-0"},{"rank":4,"name":"Joseph Parker","record":"35-3-0"},{"rank":5,"name":"Zhilei Zhang","record":"27-2-1"},{"rank":6,"name":"Agit Kabayel","record":"25-0-0"},{"rank":7,"name":"Martin Bakole Ilunga","record":"21-1-0"},{"rank":8,"name":"Anthony Joshua","record":"28-4-0"},{"rank":9,"name":"Filip Hrgovic","record":"17-1-0"},{"rank":10,"name":"Fabio Wardley","record":"18-0-1"}]},{}]
curl --location --request POST 'https://zylalabs.com/api/6098/boxing+categories+ranking+api/8342/obtain+boxing+ranking+by+category' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' --header 'Content-Type: application/json' --data-raw '{"category_name":"Required"}'
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The Boxing Categories Ranking API offers access to the latest rankings across all weight categories in boxing. Users can query rankings by division, view fighter details, including their records, and explore information specific to weight classes. This API is ideal for analysts, fans, and sports apps seeking up-to-date boxing rankings data.
The Boxing Categories Ranking API provides detailed divisional rankings for all weight classes in boxing, including fighter records and specific information related to each weight category.
Users can query rankings by division by specifying the desired weight class in the API request, which will return the latest rankings for that specific division.
The API is ideal for analysts, boxing fans, and sports application developers who need access to up-to-date boxing rankings data for analysis or display purposes.
Yes, the Boxing Categories Ranking API offers access to the latest rankings, ensuring that users receive current and accurate data regarding boxing divisions and fighters.
The "obtain boxing categories" endpoint returns a list of boxing weight categories with their IDs and pound limits. The "obtain boxing ranking by category" endpoint returns rankings for a specified weight category, including fighter names and their records.
Key fields include "id" and "name" for categories, and "rank," "name," and "record" for fighters in rankings. This structure allows users to identify weight classes and assess fighter performance.
The response data is structured as JSON arrays. The first endpoint returns an array of categories, while the second returns an array containing the category name and a nested array of rankings, making it easy to parse and utilize.
The "obtain boxing ranking by category" endpoint requires a parameter specifying the category name. Users must ensure the category name matches those returned by the first endpoint to retrieve accurate rankings.
The first endpoint provides a list of weight categories, while the second offers detailed rankings for a specific category, including fighter names and their win-loss records, enabling comprehensive analysis of boxing divisions.
Users can leverage the category data to filter rankings by weight class and analyze fighter performance based on their records. This information is valuable for sports analytics, fan engagement, and app development.
Typical use cases include developing sports applications that display current rankings, conducting analysis for betting or fantasy sports, and providing fans with up-to-date information on their favorite fighters and divisions.
Data accuracy is maintained through regular updates from reliable boxing organizations and governing bodies. This ensures that the rankings and fighter records reflect the most current information available in the sport.
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