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UFC 100 Weigh-In Results

Posted by Cory Brady on Friday, July 10, 2009 at 10:13 pm· 2 Comments 


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All combatants have have made weight for UFC 100.

The monumental event is set for tomorrow evening, Saturday, July 11 from Las Vegas.

The card will be headlined by a showdown between Brock Lesnar and Frank Mir to determine the UFC’s true undisputed heavyweight champion.

Also highlighting the card is a welterweight title fight between Georges St. Pierre and Thiago Alves, the TUF 9 coach clash between Michael Bisping and Dan Henderson, and much more.

Below is a full list of the weigh-in results for UFC 100:

Brock Lesnar (265) vs Frank Mir (245) – UFC Heavyweight Championship

Georges St-Pierre (170) vs Thiago Alves (170) – UFC Welterweight Championship

Michael Bisping (186) vs Dan Henderson (185)

Alan Belcher (186) vs Yoshihiro Akiyama (185)

Jon Fitch (170) vs Paulo Thiago (170)

Stephan Bonnar (205) vs Mark Coleman (205)

Jim Miller (155) vs Mac Danzig (154)

Jake O’Brien (206) vs Jon Jones (206)

TJ Grant (170) vs Dong Hyun Kim (171)

CB Dollaway (186) vs Tom Lawlor (184)

Matt Grice (155) vs Shannon Gugerty (156)

Cory Brady is the managing editor of FiveOuncesOfPain.com.
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2 Responses to “UFC 100 Weigh-In Results”
  1. hindsightufuk says:
    July 11, 2009 at 1:17 pm

    stephan bonnar looke in better condition this time out.
    good cheer for jon fitch
    belcher needs a haircut
    wow, people really dont like michael bisping any more! haha, bisping gonna be fighting angry!
    damn alves is going bald!

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  2. Patrickk says:
    July 26, 2009 at 11:18 pm

    It just really goes to show you how much Lesnar is outweighing these regular sized Heavyweights. There seriously needs to be a Super Heavyweight class. It will serve a great purpose! You can tell it’s a mismatch; Brock just layed on Mir the whole time. Jiu Jitsu black belt or not; Lesnar is a national caliber wrestler, and probably could place in the World competitions. He knows proper hip placement and now he knows how to stifle submission attempts. With 20 extra pounds of weight, don’t you think that’s a bit much. I mean, Mir is great; but he’s no Fedor, ya know?

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