UFC Fight Night Della Maddalena vs Prates Weigh-In Results: Full Fight Card Weights and Updates

The official weigh-ins for UFC Fight Night: Della Maddalena vs Prates are now complete, setting the stage for an action-packed event in Perth, Australia. Taking place at the iconic RAC Arena, all eyes are on the fighters as they made weight ahead of fight night. With several high-stakes matchups on both the main card and prelims, the weigh-in results offer key insights into fighter readiness and potential performance.

UFC Fight Night Della Maddalena vs Prates Weigh-In Results

UFC Fight Night: Della Maddalena vs Prates Weigh-In Results (Full Card)

🔥 Main Card

BoutWeight ClassFighter 1WeightFighter 2Weight
Main EventWelterweightJack Della Maddalena170 lbsCarlos Prates170 lbs
Co-Main EventLightweightBeneil Dariush156 lbsQuillan Salkilld156 lbs
FlyweightFlyweightTim Elliott126 lbsSteve Erceg125.5 lbs
FeatherweightFeatherweightMarwan Rahiki146 lbsOllie Schmid145.5 lbs
HeavyweightHeavyweightShamil Gaziev264 lbsBrando Pericic265 lbs
HeavyweightHeavyweightTai Tuivasa265 lbsLouie Sutherland261 lbs

⚡ Preliminary Card

BoutWeight ClassFighter 1WeightFighter 2Weight
Prelim 1MiddleweightCam Rowston185 lbsRobert Bryczek186 lbs
Prelim 2Light HeavyweightJunior Tafa205.5 lbsKevin Christian204 lbs
Prelim 3MiddleweightJacob Malkoun186 lbsGerald Meerschaert190 lbs
Prelim 4BantamweightColby Thicknesse135 lbsVince Morales136 lbs
Prelim 5MiddleweightBen Johnston185.5 lbsWes Schultz186 lbs
Prelim 6WelterweightJonathan Micallef170 lbsThemba Gorimbo171 lbs
Prelim 7LightweightDom Mar Fan155.5 lbsKody Steele156 lbs

Main Card Weigh-In Results

The headline bout features rising welterweight contender Jack Della Maddalena taking on dangerous striker Carlos Prates. Both fighters successfully hit the welterweight limit, ensuring the main event proceeds without complications.

  • Main Event – Welterweight: Jack Della Maddalena (170 lbs) vs Carlos Prates (170 lbs)
  • Co-Main Event – Lightweight: Beneil Dariush (156 lbs) vs Quillan Salkilld (156 lbs)
  • Flyweight Bout: Tim Elliott (126 lbs) vs Steve Erceg (125.5 lbs)
  • Featherweight Bout: Marwan Rahiki (146 lbs) vs Ollie Schmid (145.5 lbs)
  • Heavyweight Bout: Shamil Gaziev (264 lbs) vs Brando Pericic (265 lbs)
  • Heavyweight Bout: Tai Tuivasa (265 lbs) vs Louie Sutherland (261 lbs)

The main card fighters largely made weight without issue, signaling a smooth lead-up to fight night. The main event, in particular, promises fireworks as both fighters looked in excellent condition on the scale.

Preliminary Card Weigh-In Results

The preliminary card also delivered a mix of clean weigh-ins and a notable miss that could impact fight dynamics.

  • Middleweight Bout: Cam Rowston (185 lbs) vs Robert Bryczek (186 lbs)
  • Light Heavyweight Bout: Junior Tafa (205.5 lbs) vs Kevin Christian (204 lbs)
  • Middleweight Bout: Jacob Malkoun (186 lbs) vs Gerald Meerschaert (190 lbs)*
  • Bantamweight Bout: Colby Thicknesse (135 lbs) vs Vince Morales (136 lbs)
  • Middleweight Bout: Ben Johnston (185.5 lbs) vs Wes Schultz (186 lbs)
  • Welterweight Bout: Jonathan Micallef (170 lbs) vs Themba Gorimbo (171 lbs)
  • Lightweight Bout: Dom Mar Fan (155.5 lbs) vs Kody Steele (156 lbs)

The biggest concern came from Gerald Meerschaert, who weighed in at 190 lbs—four pounds over the middleweight limit. This could result in a catchweight agreement or potential penalties, adding intrigue to the bout.

Fight Night Details and Viewing Information

Fans can catch all the action live from Perth, with early start times due to the international location:

  • Date: May 2, 2026
  • Main Card Start Time: 7:00 a.m.
  • Preliminary Card Start Time: 4:00 a.m.
  • Venue: RAC Arena, Perth, Australia

Final Thoughts

The weigh-ins for UFC Fight Night: Della Maddalena vs Prates were mostly drama-free, with the majority of fighters hitting their marks. With a stacked card featuring rising stars and seasoned veterans, the event is shaping up to be a must-watch for MMA fans worldwide. The successful weigh-ins, especially in the main event, ensure that fans will get the matchups they’ve been anticipating—now it’s time for the fighters to deliver inside the octagon.