Definitions

1. noun

A weight class for a boxer or other athlete that is established by agreement between the opposing boxers’ or teams’ managers, rather than by a governing body.

“The boxer agreed to fight at catchweight, but still managed to gain the victory.”

2. noun

An optional provision in a contract that allows for a variation in the terms of a deal.

“The company negotiated a catchweight clause into the contract to protect themselves from future disputes.”