UFC Vancouver weigh-in results: Reinier de Ridder vs. Brendan Allen is an official | BJPenn.com

UFC Vancouver’s weigh-ins have been completed and all 26 fighters on the card were on point.

There wasn’t a single miss during the weigh-ins leading up to Saturday’s event. Headliners Reinier de Ridder and Brendan Allen both reached the 186-pound mark, taking advantage of the one-pound allowance for a non-title fight.

Co-headliners Kevin Holland and Mike Malott also made their contracted weights. Holland stepped off the scale weighing 170.5 pounds. Malott’s weight was 171 pounds.

The highly anticipated bantamweight clash between Marlon “Chito” Vera and Aiemann Zahabi has also been made official. Vera’s scale read 136 pounds, while Zahabi was only half a pound below his opponent.

Here’s a look at the rest of the weigh-in results from UFC Vancouver.

Main card (ESPN+, 7 p.m. ET)

• Reinier de Ridder (186) vs. Brendan Allen (186)
• Kevin Holland (170.5) vs. Mike Malott (171)
• Marlon Vera (136) vs. Aiemann Zahabi (135.5)
• Manon Fiorot (125.5) vs. Jasmine Jasuvicius (125.5)
• Cody Gibson (136) vs. Aoriqileng (135.5)
• Kyle Nelson (155.5) vs. Matt Frevola (155)

Preliminaries (ESPN+, 4 p.m. ET)

• Charles Jourdain (135.5) vs. Davey Grant (136)
• Bruno Silva (125.5) vs. HyunSung Park (126)
• Danny Barlow (185.5) vs. Djorden Santos (185.5)
• Kyle Prepolec (155.5) vs. Drew Dober (155.5)
• Stephanie Luciano (116) vs. Ravena Oliveira (115.5)
• Azamat Bekoev (185) vs. Yousri Belgaroui (185.5)
• Melissa Croden (136) vs. Tainara Lisbon (135.5)

UFC Vancouver’s first main event would be a middleweight bout between de Ridder and Anthony Hernandez. “Fluffy” was taken off the card due to an injury. Speak with Newsweek Sportsde Ridder said he was disappointed when he received the news about Hernandez, but is grateful to remain in the main event of UFC Vancouver.

“I was of course very disappointed,” De Ridder admitted. “Heartbroken. It would have been a really cool fight, but I expect it to happen pretty soon too. It’s coming again, I think. We don’t have to wait too long for it. I thought, ‘Let’s try to stay on the card,’ and I thought we had a good shot at it too, because if you want to fight, the UFC will get you an opponent. Brendan stepped up pretty quickly after that and I’m very happy he did.”

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