UFC Vegas 106 Weigh-In Results: Official Fighter Weights and Main Card Updates

All fighters made weight at UFC Vegas 106, clearing the way for a full night of action. Gilbert Burns weighed in at 170 pounds, while Michael Morales came in at 170.5 pounds for their headline welterweight matchup. The co-main event features Rodolfo Bellato at 205.5 pounds facing Paul Craig at 205 pounds.

These results mean fans can look forward to every fight happening as planned. For a full breakdown and official weigh-in numbers from UFC Vegas 106, visit the official weigh-in results.

UFC Vegas 106 Weigh-In Results Overview

UFC Vegas 106 weigh-ins took place in Las Vegas, and all fighters stepped on the scale to make their official marks. The event features matchups across several divisions, and staying on weight ensures the fights can move forward as planned.

Official UFC Weigh-In Numbers

The fighters taking part in UFC Vegas 106 needed to make their contracted weight limits the day before the event. This is especially important for those involved in the main and co-main events.

Gilbert Burns weighed in at 170 pounds, while Michael Morales came in at 170.5 pounds for their welterweight main event. The co-main event, a light heavyweight bout, saw Rodolfo Bellato come in at 205.5 pounds. All scheduled fighters reached their marks, which means the card will proceed in full.

A table of select divisions:

Fighter	Division	Weight
Gilbert Burns	Welterweight	170 lb
Michael Morales	Welterweight	170.5 lb
Rodolfo Bellato	Light Heavyweight	205.5 lb

For a full list of official numbers, see the UFC's official weigh-in report.

Notable Fighters and Missed Weights

At UFC Vegas 106, all fighters made weight successfully. Michael Morales was the first to step on the scale, weighing 170.5 pounds. Gilbert Burns matched expectations, hitting 170 pounds even. This is especially important for main event fighters, as missing weight can impact their pay or the fight itself.

None of the athletes missed weight, making this event stand out compared to some other recent UFC cards where late misses have caused last-minute drama. The on-time and accurate weigh-ins ensured no last-minute changes to the fight lineup.

Main Card and Preliminary Card Matchups

UFC Vegas 106 features a strong lineup, with fighters ready to showcase their skills on both the main and preliminary cards. The weigh-in results confirm that all matchups are set, and fans can look forward to a mix of possible knockouts, submissions, and decisions throughout the night.

Main Card Weigh-In Highlights

In the main event, Gilbert Burns and Michael Morales both successfully made weight, coming in at 170 and 170.5 pounds, respectively. This welterweight showdown sets the stage for a competitive battle in the octagon, with both fighters known for their powerful punches and solid takedown skills.

Rodolfo Bellato also hit his target at 205.5 pounds, confirming his light heavyweight bout. Notably, all fighters on the main card made weight, ensuring that each fight will proceed as scheduled without last-minute changes. This prevents surprises and keeps the main card lineup intact.

The weigh-in process was straightforward and smooth, drawing attention to the professionalism of the athletes involved. This orderly process adds to the anticipation for the evening’s fights, each offering a range of potential outcomes for fans to predict.

Preliminary Card Match-Ups

The preliminary card features a mix of up-and-coming fighters and UFC veterans. Each athlete made weight, so fans can expect a full slate of bouts without any delays or cancellations.

Many fighters on the prelims are known for their aggressive fighting styles, putting a spotlight on fast exchanges and creative submissions. This card often serves as a platform for future main card contenders to showcase their abilities in front of a global audience.

For a quick look at the matchups:

All fighters are cleared for action, making the preliminary card an event to watch closely for rising stars.

Main Card:

Gilbert Burns (170) vs. Michael Morales (170.5)

Paul Craig (205) vs. Rodolfo Bellato (205.5)

Sodiq Yusuff (155.5) vs. Mairon Santos (155.5)

Dustin Stoltzfus (185.5) vs. Nursulton Ruziboev (185.5)

Julian Erosa (145) vs. Melquizael Costa (145)

Preliminary Card:

Gabe Green (154.5) vs. Matheus Camilo (155)

Jared Gordon (156) vs. Thiago Moises (155.5)

Yadier del Valle (145.5) vs. Connor Matthews (145)

Luana Santos (136) vs. Tainara Lisboa (135.5)

Elise Reed (115) vs. Denise Gomes (115)

Hyun Sung Park (125.5) vs. Carlos Hernandez (126)

Tecia Pennington (114.5) vs. Luana Pinheiro (115.5)

Potential Fight Outcomes: KO, Submission, and Decision

Fans can expect a mix of fight endings, including knockouts (KO), submissions, and decisions. Gilbert Burns is known for his submission skills, so he might look to finish with a tap-out. Michael Morales brings strong punching power and could go for a KO.

Decisions are common, especially if fighters match up evenly and neither can secure a finish. Judges often look for effective punches, takedowns, and control in the octagon. There’s also a possibility of a unanimous decision if one fighter clearly leads in most areas.

Many on the preliminary card have history with submissions, which could result in quick finishes. Others may trade strikes, aiming for a KO. Each outcome depends on fight style and how athletes adapt during each round.