[{"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/5876/boxing+rankings+api/7720/get+boxing+categories' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' --header 'Content-Type: application/json' --data-raw '{}'
[{"category":"Light Heavyweight","rankings":[{"rank":1,"name":"Artur Beterbiev","record":"21-0-0"},{"rank":2,"name":"Dmitry Bivol","record":"23-1-0"},{"rank":3,"name":"David Benavidez","record":"29-0-0"},{"rank":4,"name":"Joshua Buatsi","record":"19-0-0"},{"rank":5,"name":"Anthony Yarde","record":"26-3-0"},{"rank":6,"name":"Albert Ramirez","record":"19-0-0"},{"rank":7,"name":"Callum Smith","record":"30-2-0"},{"rank":8,"name":"Oleksandr Gvozdyk","record":"20-2-0"},{"rank":9,"name":"Willy Hutchinson","record":"18-2-0"},{"rank":10,"name":"Khataev","record":"9-0-0"}]},[]]
curl --location --request POST 'https://zylalabs.com/api/5876/boxing+rankings+api/7721/get+boxing+ranking+by+category' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' --header 'Content-Type: application/json' --data-raw '{"category_name":"Required"}'
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Should be Bearer access_key. See "Your API Access Key" above when you are subscribed.
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The Boxing Rankings API provides access to the latest divisional rankings across all weight categories in boxing. With this API, users can retrieve a list of weight divisions and detailed rankings within each category, including information about the ranked fighters, their records, and weight class specifics. Ideal for boxing analysts, fans, and sports apps seeking structured and up-to-date rankings data.
The Boxing Rankings API provides access to comprehensive data on boxing categories and divisional rankings for all weight classes, including detailed rankings of fighters, their records, and specifics about each weight class.
The data in the Boxing Rankings API is updated regularly to ensure users have access to the latest divisional rankings and fighter information.
Yes, the Boxing Rankings API is ideal for mobile app development, as it offers structured and up-to-date rankings data that can enhance the user experience for boxing fans and analysts.
Yes, the Boxing Rankings API allows users to retrieve rankings filtered by specific weight classes, enabling more targeted data access for analysis or application purposes.
The "get boxing categories" endpoint returns a list of boxing weight categories, including their IDs, names, and weight limits. The "get boxing ranking by category" endpoint returns rankings for a specified weight category, including fighter names, ranks, records, and nationalities.
Key fields in the "get boxing categories" response include "id," "name," and "pounds_limit." In the "get boxing ranking by category" response, key fields include "rank," "name," "record," and "nationality" for each fighter.
The response data is structured in JSON format. The "get boxing categories" endpoint returns an array of category objects, while the "get boxing ranking by category" endpoint returns a category name and an array of ranking objects, each containing fighter details.
The "get boxing ranking by category" endpoint requires a parameter specifying the category name. Users can obtain all available categories from the "get boxing categories" endpoint to use as valid parameters.
The "get boxing categories" endpoint provides information on all weight classes, while the "get boxing ranking by category" endpoint offers detailed rankings of fighters within a specified weight class, including their records and nationalities.
Users can leverage the data to analyze fighter performance, track rankings over time, or integrate the information into sports applications. For example, developers can display rankings in a mobile app or create visualizations based on fighter records.
Typical use cases include sports analytics, mobile app development for boxing fans, and creating content for websites focused on boxing news and rankings. Analysts can use the data to compare fighters or track changes in rankings.
Data accuracy is maintained through regular updates and quality checks, ensuring that the rankings and fighter records reflect the latest information in the boxing world. This helps users rely on the API for accurate and timely data.
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