UFC 241 fight night weights released by CSAC

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Per a document obtained from the California State Athletic Commission by MMA Fighting’s Damon Martin, Cormier weighed in at 247 pounds on Saturday compared to 236.5 pounds the previous day, a 4.4 percent difference. Miocic was 230.5 pounds on Friday and just 2.5 pounds heavier the next day.
It’s unclear why there was such a large change in Cormier’s weight from Friday to Saturday, but whatever advantage it may have provided was not enough to carry “DC” to a win. Miocic reclaimed the heavyweight title from Cormier via fourth-round TKO.
A large number of fighters competing at UFC 241 saw a 10 percent difference between their pre-fight weight and their fight night weight, most significantly bantamweight Manny Bermudez. The 25-year-old missed weight in his last outing in February and this time he and opponent Casey Kenney agreed to a 140-pound catchweight bout after it was suggested by UFC officials.
Both fighters successfully made weight on Friday, but Bermudez weighed in on Saturday at 164.8 pounds, a 17.7 percent increase. Kenney’s fight night weight was 145 pounds and following his unanimous decision win over Bermudez, he correctly guessed that his opponent was around 20 pounds heavier.
The CSAC reserves the right to recommend that any fighter who has a 10 percent difference in their pre-fight and fight night weights move up a division, though commission doctors and officials can use their own discretion when deciding if that recommendation is necessary.
Other notable fight night gains include featherweight Sodiq Yusuff, who went from 145 pounds to 169.2 pounds (16.7 percent), flyweight Sabina Mazo, who went from 126 pounds to 145.6 pounds (15.6 percent), bantamweight Kyung Ho Kang who went from 136 pounds to 156.4 pounds (15 percent), and middleweight Paulo Costa who went from 186 pounds to 213.8 pounds (14.9 percent).
Here is the full list of fight night weights and how they compared to Friday’s weigh-in results:

Main Card
Stipe Miocic (230.5 pounds to 233 pounds = 1.1%) def. Daniel Cormier (236.5 pounds to 247 pounds = 4.4%)
Nate Diaz (170 to 180 = 5.9%) def. Anthony Pettis (169.5 to 177.2 = 4.5%)
Paulo Costa (186 to 213.8 = 14.9%) def. Yoel Romero (184.5 to 207.2 = 12.3%)
Sodiq Yusuff (145 to 169.2 = 16.7%) def. Gabriel Benitez (146 to 164.6 = 12.7%)
Derek Brunson (186 to 204.8 = 10.1%) def. Ian Heinisch (185.5 to 203.5 = 9.7%)
Preliminaries
Khama Worthy (155.5 to 167.6 = 7.8%) def. Devonte Smith (156 to 163.8 = 5%)
Cory Sandhagen (136 to 149.2 = 9.7%) def. Raphael Assuncao (136 to 153.2 = 12.6%)
Drakkar Klose (155.5 to 175.2 = 12.7%) def. Christos Giagos (155 to 176.2 = 13.7%)
Casey Kenney (139 to 145 = 4.3%) def. Manny Bermudez (140 to 164.8 = 17.7%)
Early Prelims
Hannah Cifers (114.5 to 125.6 = 9.7%) def. Jodie Esquibel (116 to 127.8 = 10.2%)
Kyung Ho Kang (136 to 156.4 = 15%) def. Brandon Davis (136 to 156 = 14.7%)
Sabina Mazo (126 to 145.6 = 15.6%) def. Shana Dobson (124.5 to 136 = 9.2%)


Well that confirms 2 things I used to suspect. Yoel Romero doesn't cut that much weight compared to other middleweights, and Kyung Ho Kang is a big motherfucker. Benitez is just fucking preposterous lol
 
Almost need to bump everyone up 2 divisions to fully get rid of dehydration
 
Bermudez looked three times the size of Kenney and lost.
Casey Kenney is for real!
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Paulo Costa (186 to 213.8 = 14.9%) ???

like a heavyweight....damn
 
Yoel Romero doesn't cut that much weight compared to other middleweights
How did you come to that conclusion? That's still a huge amount of weight. Take Bisping for example who used to fight at LHW... his walking around, out of camp fat weight was 209 lbs. When in shape he made his cut down from 195lbs fight at 185lbs.
GSP was 191 lbs in the cage against Bisping.
Just because Costa is even more monstrous doesn't mean Yoel isn't.
 
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