UFC Weigh-In Results for Fight Night: Vettori vs. Dolidze 2
The weigh-ins for UFC Fight Night: Vettori vs. Dolidze 2 took place in Las Vegas, setting the stage for an action-packed event. The headline bout features Marvin Vettori and Roman Dolidze, both of whom successfully made weight at 186 pounds, ensuring their highly anticipated middleweight rematch remains intact.
However, not all fighters met the required limits, leading to fines and potential fight adjustments.
Fighters Who Missed Weight at UFC Vegas 104
Some fighters struggled on the scales, leading to weight misses and penalties.
- Chidi Njokuani (Welterweight) – 172.25 pounds (1.25 lbs over)
- Diyar Nurgozhay (Light Heavyweight) – 210.5 pounds (4.5 lbs over)
Missing weight typically results in a fight purse deduction, with the opponent receiving a percentage as compensation. In extreme cases, fights may be canceled if the weight discrepancy is too severe.
UFC Fight Night Main Card Weigh-In Results
- Marvin Vettori (186 lbs) vs. Roman Dolidze (186 lbs) – Middleweight Main Event
- Elizeu Zaleski dos Santos (170.5 lbs) vs. Chidi Njokuani (172.25 lbs) – Welterweight Bout
- Choi Seung-Woo (145.5 lbs) vs. Kevin Vallejos (145 lbs) – Featherweight Bout
- Alexander Hernandez (155.5 lbs) vs. Kurt Holobaugh (155 lbs) – Lightweight Bout
- Da’Mon Blackshear (135.5 lbs) vs. Cody Gibson (135 lbs) – Bantamweight Bout
- Diyar Nurgozhay (210.5 lbs) vs. Brendson Ribeiro (205 lbs) – Light Heavyweight Bout
Watch Vettori vs Dolidze Fighter Weigh-Ins | UFC Vegas 104 Below!
Why UFC Weigh-Ins Matter
Weigh-ins are a critical part of MMA events, ensuring fighters meet their designated weight class. Missing weight can lead to financial penalties, as fighters may forfeit part of their purse. Weight-cut struggles can impact performance, making fighters more susceptible to fatigue and injury. If a fighter misses weight by a significant margin, the bout may be canceled.
Successful weight management is key to maintaining peak performance inside the Octagon. Fighters like Marvin Vettori and Roman Dolidze, who consistently make weight, showcase the discipline required to compete at the highest level.
