Superheavyweight is a olympic (amateur) weight class division in the sport of boxing. It was introduced in 1984. A superheavyweight boxer weighs more than 200 pounds (91 kg). Corresponds to heavyweight division in professional boxing. This article needs to be cleaned up to conform to a higher standard of quality. ... Heavyweight is a division, or weight class, in boxing. ...
For U.S. superheavyweight McCoy, experiencing the Olympics exceeds all expectations
After all that, you'd think McCoy would have an idea of how much the Olympics mean.
McCoy, who finished fourth at the 1998 world championships (missing the finals after a controversial protest) and defeating defending national champion Stephen Neal at the U.S. Olympic Trials, is one of the favorites at superheavyweight.
Twenty-eight-year-old Joe Patterson of Salisbury, NC repeated his superheavyweight win from the 2001 NPC Mountaineer and this time around took the majority of first place votes from the judges for the overall title.
Julie von Freymann, 36, of Greer, SC was the choice of the judges for the lightweight class win and after the final comparisons and posedown was declared the overall winner.
Marcus Hudson, 37, of Greenville, SC scored a unanimous victory in the superheavyweight class and moved into the finals and was the choice of the judges for the overall win.