UFC Vegas 48 weigh-in results: Main event set, one fighter misses weight
The UFC Vegas 48 weigh-ins took place today from inside the same venue as tomorrow night’s event, the UFC APEX…

The UFC Vegas 48 weigh-ins took place today from inside the same venue as tomorrow night’s event, the UFC APEX in Las Vegas, Nevada. The 22 fighters on the card hit to the scales starting at 12 PM ET, looking to make their matchups official.
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All except one fighter hit their marks during today’s weigh-ins. Gabriel Martinez missed weight for his planned featherweight bout with David Onama by two pounds.
UFC Vegas 48 is headlined by a battle of potential rich light heavyweights when division veteran Johnny Walker (18-6) faces fellow Dana White’s Contender Series alum Jamahal Hill (9-1). This bout will separate the men from the boys and decide which of the fighters really has future contender possibilities.
The card also features UFC lightweight stalwart Jim Miller (33-16) and a clash between two middleweight heavy hitters in Joaquin Buckley (13-4) and Abdul Razak Alhassan (11-4).
The event kicks off at 4 PM ET on ESPN+ with the main card following at 7 PM ET.
UFC Vegas 48 weigh-in results
Main Card
Johnny Walker (206) vs. Jamahal Hill (205)
Kyle Daukaus (193) vs. Jamie Pickett (194) – 195 catchweight fight
Alan Baudot (256) vs. Parker Porter (263)
Jim Miller (156) vs. Nikolas Motta (154.5)
Abdul Razak Alhassan (186) vs. Joaquin Buckley (183)
Preliminary Card
Gabriel Benitez (148)* vs. David Onama (144.5)
Jessica-Rose Clark (135.5) vs. Stephanie Egger (135)
Chas Skelly (146) vs. Mark Striegl (145)
Diana Belbita (116) vs. Gloria de Paula (115.5)
Chad Anheliger (135) vs. Jesse Strader (135)
Jonathan Pearce (145.5) vs. Christian Rodriguez (146)
Mario Bautista (135.5) vs. Jay Perrin (136)
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