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UFC 277 Results

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The UFC 277 results have come to conclusion from the American Airlines Center in Dallas, TX. Saturday, July 30, 2022 Amanda Nunes recaptured the crown and Brandon Moreno secured an interim title.

That’s right, Julianna Pena was not able to secure her first title defense when “The Lioness” took Pena to the clinic. In the second round Nunes dropped Pena on three occasions with strikes. If that weren’t enough Nunes found success on 6 out of 8 takedown attempts. Nobody was disputing the judges decisions on this fight. Check the impact to our top 10 Female UFC Fighters article.

Brandon Moreno will meet Deiveson Figueiredo after his third round TKO over #2 ranked opponent Kai Kara France. The fight was close leading into the third round and it was going in France’s favor until a Moreno liver kick found its mark and subsequent follow up had Herb Dean calling it 4:34 of round 3.

Here’s the post fight press conference, courtesy of the UFC. Below that are all the nights matchup results.

UFC 277 Results

Main Card (aired at 9:00 PM CDT on PPV via ESPN +)

Julianna Pena #c (12-5-0) vs Amanda Nunes #1 (22-5-0) – women’s bantamweight title bout – Nunes by unanimous decision

Brandon Moreno #1 (20-6-2) vs Kai Kara France #2 (24-10-0, 1NC) – flyweight interim title bout – Moreno by 3rd round KO/TKO

Derrick Lewis #5 (26-10-0, 1NC) vs Sergei Pavlovich #11 (16-1-0) – heavyweight bout – Pavlovich by 1st round KO

Alexandre Pantoja #4 (25-5-0) vs Alex Perez #6 (24-7-0) – flyweight bout – Pantoja by 1st round submission

Magomed Ankalaev #4 (18-1-0) vs Anthony Smith #5 (36-17-0) – light heavyweight bout – Ankalaev by 2nd round KO/TKO

Prelims (aired on ABC, ESPN & ESPN + at 7:00 PM CDT)

Alex Morono (22-7-0, 1NC) vs Matthew Semelsberger (10-4-0) – welterweight bout – Morono by unanimous decision

Drew Dober (25-11-0, 1NC) vs Rafael Alves (20-11-0), – lightweight bout – Dober by 3rd round KO/TKO

Don’tale Mayes (10-5-0) vs Hamdy Abdelwahab (1-0-0) – heavyweight bout – Abdelwahab by split decision

Drakkar Klose (13-2-1) vs Rafa Garcia (14-3-0) – lightweight bout – Klose by unanimous decision

Early Prelims (aired on UFC Fight Pass at 5:00 PM CDT)

Michael Morales (14-0-0) vs Adam Fugitt (8-3-0) – welterweight bout – Morales by 3rd round KO/TKO

Joselyne Edwards (12-4-0) vs Ji Yeon Kim (9-6-2) – women’s bantamweight bout – Edwards by split decision

Nicolae Negumereanu (13-1-0) vs Ihor Potieria (1-1-0) – light heavyweight bout – Negumereanu by 2nd round KO/TKO

Orion Cosce (8-1-0) vs Mike Diamond (3-2-0) – welterweight bout – Cosce by unanimous decision

That sums it up for the UFC 277 Results. If you like the UFC Pena vs Nunes results post and want to find more of our UFC News articles, results and more check the link.

Get ready for the next UFC event on Aug 6th when Thiago Santos #6 fights Jamahal Hill #10 in the light heavyweight division from the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. Thanks for checking in with The MMA Beatdown, and allowing us to be your source for Mixed Martial Arts news and entertainment.

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UFC 277 Weigh Ins

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The UFC 277 weigh ins have concluded and only two fighters missed weight, both were in the prelim line up. Other than that, the fighters are primed and ready to put on a show this Saturday, July 30th.

The main event for the card are the UFC Ultimate Fighter coaches, and championship rivals, Juliana Pena vs Amanda Nunes. Pena upset the former champion when she submitted Nunes at UFC 269. Neither fighter has fought since, making this Pena’s first title defense.

Also on the card, the co-main event of the night, are top flyweights #1 Brandon Moreno vs #2 Kai Kara France for the interim flyweight title. The title was vacated by Deiveson Figueiredo when a miscommunication occurred which over stated the seriousness of an injury. Undoubtedly, the title will be unified after the conclusion of the nights bout.

Here’s a video of the weigh ins, courtesy of the UFC. Below that are the rest of the matches weigh in results.

UFC 277 Weigh Ins

Main Card (airing at 9:00 PM CDT on PPV via ESPN +)

Julianna Pena #c (12-4-0), (+230), (134.5lbs) vs Amanda Nunes #1 (21-5-0), (-275), (135lbs) – women’s bantamweight title bout

Brandon Moreno #1 (19-6-2), (-205), (124.5lbs) vs Kai Kara France #2 (24-9-0, 1NC), (+175), (124.5lbs) – flyweight interim title bout

Derrick Lewis #5 (26-9-0, 1NC), (+105), (264.5lbs) vs Sergei Pavlovich #11 (15-1-0), (-125), (254.5lbs) – heavyweight bout

Alexandre Pantoja #4 (24-5-0), (-165), (125.5lbs) vs Alex Perez #6 (24-6-0), (+140), (125.5lbs) – flyweight bout

Magomed Ankalaev #4 (17-1-0), (-475), (206lbs) vs Anthony Smith #5 (36-16-0), (+380), (206lbs) – light heavyweight bout

Prelims (airing on ABC, ESPN & ESPN + at 7:00 PM CDT)

Alex Morono (21-7-0, 1NC), (+135, (171lbs) vs Matthew Semelsberger (10-3-0), (-155), (171lbs) – welterweight bout

Drew Dober (24-11-0, 1NC), (-205), (155.5lbs) vs Rafael Alves (20-10-0), (+175), (155.5lbs) – lightweight bout

Don’tale Mayes (10-4-0), (+160), (255lbs) vs Hamdy Abdelwahab (debut), (-190), (264.5lbs) – heavyweight bout

Drakkar Klose (12-2-1), (155.5lbs) vs Rafa Garcia (14-2-0), (155lbs) – lightweight bout

Early Prelims (airing on UFC Fight Pass at 5:00 PM CDT)

Michael Morales (13-0-0), (+230), (l170.5bs) vs Adam Fugitt (8-2-0), (-275), (171lbs) – welterweight bout

Joselyne Edwards (11-4-0), (-130), (137.5lbs)* vs Ji Yeon Kim (9-5-2), (+110), (135lbs) – women’s bantamweight bout

Nicolae Negumereanu (12-1-0), (205lbs) vs Ihor Potieria (1-0-0), (204lbs) – light heavyweight bout

Orion Cosce (7-1-0), (172.5lbs)** vs Mike Diamond (3-1-0), (169.5lbs) – welterweight bout

That’s it for the UFC 277 weigh ins results. All fighters made weight minus the two on the preliminary card, Orion Cosce and Joselyne Edwards, who both missed by 1.5 pounds. Each fighter will forefeit 20 percent of their purse.

Thanks for checking into The MMA Beatdown for the UFC 277 weigh ins. Be sure to check back in for results and more UFC happenings at our UFC news.

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UFC 277 Embedded VLog

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The forth installment of the UFC 277 Embedded VLog series was released today. The four installments are listed below, for the upcoming UFC 277 Pena vs Nunes which goes down Saturday, July 30, 2022 in Dallas, TX at 9:00 PM CDT. Order here on ESPN+.

Also battling for the UFC interim flyweight championship are the top two contenders in the division, #1 Brandon Moreno vs #2 Kai Kara France. Check here for the remaining UFC 277 fight card.

That’s it for the UFC 277 Embedded VLog series. The main events should be explosive, when two titles are on the line. Check back to our UFC News page for all the event results and more.

Thanks for allowing The MMA Beatdown to be your source for Mixed Martial Arts news and entertainment. See you at the weigh ins!

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PFL Playoffs Fight Card

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The PFL playoffs fight card is all set to go down August 5, 2022 with prelims at 7 PM ET and the main card at 9 PM ET from NYC. This one features fighters from the lightweight and light heavyweight divisions looking for the million dollar payday.

The main event for the card are lightweights Anthony Pettis vs Stevie Ray. Each fighter has one loss so far in the tournament, but due to the scoring system they are still fighting for the million dollars.

The co-main event of the evening are light heavyweights Omari Akhmedov vs Josh Silveira. Neither fighter has tasted defeat in the 2022 tournament, but Silveira has not tasted defeat in his professional MMA career.

Here’s a look back at the PFL challenger series for week 7, courtesy of the PFL. Below the video are the remaining matches for the PFL 7 fight card, the start of the 2022 playoffs.

PFL Playoffs, 2022 Fight Card

Qualifiers (airing on ESPN+ after the main card)

Brahyan Zurcher (3-0-0) vs Ricardo Jimenez (0-1-1) – featherweight bout

Elvin Espinoza (6-0-0) vs Corey Jackson (5-1-0) – lightweight bout

Lucas Barbosa (2-1-0) vs Elmar Umarov (4-1-0) – welterweight bout

Alexei Pergande (1-0-0) vs Elvis Lebron Quiles (0-0-0) – lightweight bout

Main Event (airing on ESPN and ESPN+ at 9:00 PM ET)

Anthony Pettis (25-13-0) vs Stevie Ray (24-10-0) – lightweight semifinal

Omari Akhmedov (23-7-1) vs Josh Silveira (9-0-0) – light heavyweight semifinal

Olivier Aubin-Mercier (15-5-0) vs Alexander Martinez (10-2-0, 1NC) – lightweight semifinal

Robert Wilkinson (15-2-0) vs Delan Monte (9-2-0) – light heavyweight semifinal

Prelims (airing at 7:00 PM ET on ESPN+)

Marcelo Nunes (8-1-0) vs Adam Keresh (5-1-0) – heavyweight bout

Cory Hendricks (9-4-0) vs Marthin Hamlet (9-4-0) – light heavyweight bout

That’s it for the first of the PFL playoffs fight card. Be sure to check back to The MMA Beatdown for our PFL News section to get updates on this and all the latest PFL events and results of the playoffs.

Thank you for visiting and allowing The MMA Beatdown to be your source for Mixed Martial Arts news and entertainment.

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UFC 277 Fight Card

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The UFC 277 fight card is set for the next event taking place July 30, 2022 live from the American Airlines Center in Dallas.

The event will headline a title match between the two Ultimate Fighter coaches Juliana Pena and Amanda Nunes for Pena’s current women’s bantamweight title. Both women have been featured in our Top 10 Female UFC Fighters article.

The co-main event of the evening will be for the flyweight interim title. The belt has been held by Deiveson Figueiredo, but due to an injury that was incorrectly processed the belt was put into interim status for this co-main event which will likely lead to the winner unifying the titles against Figueiredo.

UFC 277 Fight Card

Main Card (airing at 9:00 PM CDT on PPV via ESPN +)

Julianna Pena #c (12-4-0), (+230) vs Amanda Nunes #1 (21-5-0), (-275) – women’s bantamweight title bout

Brandon Moreno #1 (19-6-2), (-195) vs Kai Kara France #2 (24-9-0, 1NC), (+165) – flyweight interim title bout

Derrick Lewis #5 (26-9-0, 1NC), (-120) vs Sergei Pavlovich #11 (15-1-0), (+100) – heavyweight bout

Alexandre Pantoja #4 (24-5-0), (-155) vs Alex Perez #6 (24-6-0), (+135) – flyweight bout

Magomed Ankalaev #4 (17-1-0), (-435) vs Anthony Smith #5 (36-16-0), (+350) – light heavyweight bout

Prelims (airing on ABC, ESPN & ESPN + at 7:00 PM CDT)

Alex Morono (21-7-0, 1NC), (+140) vs Matthew Semelsberger (10-3-0), (-165) – welterweight bout

Drew Dober (24-11-0, 1NC), (-225) vs Rafael Alves (20-10-0), (+190) – lightweight bout

Justin Tafa (5-3-0), (+160) vs Don’tale Mayes (10-4-0), (-190) – heavyweight bout

Diego Ferreira #15 (17-5-0) vs Drakkar Klose (12-2-1) – lightweight bout

Early Prelims (airing on UFC Fight Pass at 5:00 PM CDT)

Ramiz Brahimaj (10-4-0), (+230) vs Michael Morales (13-0-0), (-275) – welterweight bout

Ji Yeon Kim (9-5-2) vs Mariya Agapova (10-3-0) – women’s bantamweight bout

Nicolae Negumereanu (12-1-0) vs Ihor Potieria (1-0-0) – light heavyweight bout

Orion Cosce (7-1-0) vs Blood Diamond (3-1-0) – welterweight bout

That sums it up for the UFC 277 fight card. All of our UFC News articles, results and more can be found at the link. Hopefully with the quality of this card, we can put the last fight night main event out of our minds.

The Ultimate Fighter coaches square off at UFC 277 Pena vs Nunes. Nearly every fighter on the main card is in the top 10 of their divisions. It should be a great night, barring any freak accidents.

Thanks for checking in with The MMA Beatdown, and allowing us to be your source for Mixed Martial Arts news and entertainment.

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UFC London Results

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The UFC London Results are in, Blaydes vs Aspinall has come to an anti-climactic conclusion. The event went down Saturday, July 23 from the O2 Arena in London.

Chris Curtis vs Tom Aspinall was the main event. The fight was just getting started within the first 20 seconds of the first round Aspinall took a bad step or something and his knee gave out causing the fight to be over… Surely this will be ran back but time will tell.

Jack Hermansson kept the fight standing in the co-main event against Chris Curtis. Curtis was extremely frustrated through the fight as Hermansson’s game plan appeared to be a surprise for Curtis, and enough to get him the unanimous decision.

Paddy Pimblett vs Jordan Leavitt had a bit of back and forth first round, where it became evident Pimblett wanted to stand and Leavitt wanted to grapple. The second round began and after they continued implementing each strategy, Pimblett found himself able to secure a rear naked choke after some transition.

Molly McCann came out with a big first round KO victory over her opponent Hannah Goldy. At 3:52 of the first round Molly had secured her knockout victory with nearly no time spent on the matt due to excellent take down defense. It was her striking, however, that setup Goldy for the knockout and added another spinning elbow to her highlight reel.

Nearly all of the fights in the prelims went to the judges except for one. Jonathan “JSP” Pearce showcased some defense on the ground and ended up getting the KO/TKO in R2 when he poured on the damage against Makwan Amirkhani in a featherweight bout.

Here’s the UFC London Post fight press conference, courtesy of the UFC, below that are all the events results.

UFC Fight Night Blaydes vs Aspinall Results

Main Card (aired at 1:00 PM CDT on ESPN and ESPN +)

Curtis Blaydes #4 (17-3-0, 1NC) vs Tom Aspinall #6 (12-3-0) – heavyweight bout – Blaydes by 1st round TKO

Jack Hermansson #8 (23-7-0) vs Chris Curtis #9 (29-9-0) – middleweight bout – Hermansson by unanimous decision

Paddy Pimblett (19-3-0) vs Jordan Leavitt (10-2-0) – lightweight bout – Pimblett by 2nd round submission

Nikita Kyrlov #11 (28-9-0) vs Alexander Gustafsson (18-8-0) – light heavyweight bout – first round KO/TKO

Molly McCann (13-4-0) vs Hannah Goldy (6-3-0) – women’s flyweight bout – McCann by 1st round KO/TKO

Paul Craig #8 (16-5-1) vs Volkan Oezdemir #9 (-18-6-0) – light heavyweight bout – Oezdemir by unanimous decision

Prelims (aired on ESPN & ESPN + at 10:00 AM CDT)

Mason Jones (11-2-0, 1NC) vs Ludovit Klein (19-4-0) – lightweight bout – Klein by unanimous decision

Marc Diakiese (16-5-0) vs Damir Hadzovic (14-7-0) – lightweight bout – Diakiese by unanimous decision

Nathaniel Wood (18-5-0) vs Charles Rosa (14-8-0) – featherweight bout – Wood by unanimous decision

Makwan Amirkhani (17-8-0) vs Jonathan Pearce (13-4-0) – featherweight bout – Pearce with 2nd round KO/TKO

Muhammad Mokaev (8-0-0, 1NC) vs Charles Johnson (0-1) – flyweight bout – Mokaev by unanmious decision

Jair Herbert (12-4-0) vs Kyle Nelson (13-5-0) – lightweight bout – Herbert by unanimous decision

Mandy Bohm (7-2-0, 1NC) vs Victoria Leonardo (9-5-0) – women’s flyweight bout – Leonard by unanimous decision

Claudio Silva (14-4-0) vs Nicolas Dalby (17-3-1, 1NC) – welterweight bout – Dalby by unanimous decision

That sums it up for the UFC London Results. If you like the UFC Blaydes vs Aspinall results post and want to find more of our UFC News articles, results and more check the link.

Get ready for the next UFC event on July 30th when the Ultimate Fighter coaches square off at UFC 277 Pena vs Nunes. Thanks for checking in with The MMA Beatdown, and allowing us to be your source for Mixed Martial Arts news and entertainment.







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Bellator 283 Results

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The Bellator 283 results are in the books. Jason Jackson took the big win over Lima in an anticlimactic showdown. Lima goes on to possibly secure a title a title shot after securing a win against a former champ.

The co-main event of the night was Sidney Outlaw vs Tofiq Musayev in the lightweight division. Tofiq dropped bombs on Outlaw and got the stoppage early, within just 27 seconds of the first round.

Here’s a video, courtesy of Showtime Sports, showing the highlights of the Bellator 283 event. Below that you will see the remaining results on all the matches.

Bellator 283 Results

Main Card (aired on Showtime)

Douglas Lima (32-11-0) vs Jason Jackson (16-4-0) – welterweight bout – Jackson by way of unanimous decision

Sidney Outlaw (16-5-0) vs Tofiq Musayev (19-4-0) – lightweight bout – R1 KO/TKO

Usman Nurmagomedov (15-0-0) vs Chris Gonzalez (7-2-0) – lightweight bout – Nurmagomedov by R1 submission guillotine choke

Lorenz Larkin (24-7-0) vs Mukhamed Berkhamov (14-0-0) – welterweight bout – No contest due to unintentional illegal elbow

Davion Franklin (5-1-0) vs Marcelo Golm (10-3-0) – heavyweight bout – Golm by submission rear-naked choke

Prelims (aired on Showtime)

Jaylon Bates (6-0-0) vs Mark Coates (10-8-0) – bantamweight bout – Bates by decision

Roman Faraldo (8-0-0) vs Luis Iniguez (5-2-0) – welterweight bout – Faraldo by KO

Akhmed Magomedov (9-0-0) vs Kevin Boehm (9-5-0) – featherweight bout – Magomedov by Submission

Gadzhi Rabadanov (18-4-1) vs Bobby King (12-5-0) – lightweight bout – Gadzhi by decision

Veta Arteaga (7-4-0) vs Vanessa Porto (23-10-0) – women’s’ flyweight bout – Artega by submission

Romero Cotton (6-0-0) vs Dalton Rosta (6-0-0) – middleweight bout – Rosta by R3 TKO

Archie Colgan (5-0-0) vs Bryan Nuro (8-5-0) – contract weight fight – 160lbs – Colgan by TKO

That wraps it up for the Bellator 283 results. It was a great night for fight fans. The main event may have been a little lack luster but the guy got his win and the remaining matches had great talent that showcased it.

If you like this article and wish to see more of our coverage on Bellator, then check out the MMA Bellator updates at our Bellator News page. Thank you for choosing The MMA Beatdown for all your Mixed Martial Arts news and information.

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UFC Fight Night Blaydes vs Aspinall Weigh Ins

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UFC Fight Night Blaydes vs Aspinall weigh ins have come to a close. All 28 fighters made weight for the event and all the fighters will pursue the full earnings of their matches.

Paddy “The Baddy” Pimblett came in and mooned the cameras in light of everyone that tried to fat shame him. Check out the weigh in video, courtesy of the UFC.

UFC Fight Night Blaydes vs Aspinall Weigh Ins

Main Card (airing at 1:00 PM CDT on ESPN and ESPN +)

Curtis Blaydes #4 (16-3-0, 1NC), (+110), (260lbs) vs Tom Aspinall #6 (12-2-0), (-130), (251lbs) – heavyweight bout

Jack Hermansson #8 (22-7-0), (-115), (186lbs) vs Chris Curtis #9 (29-8-0), (-105), (186lbs) – middleweight bout

Paddy Pimblett (18-3-0), (-245), (156lbs) vs Jordan Leavitt (10-1-0), (+205), (155lbs) – lightweight bout

Nikita Kyrlov #11 (27-9-0), (-200), (204lbs) vs Alexander Gustafsson (18-7-0), (+170), (205lbs) – light heavyweight bout

Molly McCann (12-4-0), (-390), (125.5lbs) vs Hannah Goldy (6-2-0), (+320), (125lbs) – women’s flyweight bout

Paul Craig #8 (16-4-1), (+135), (206lbs) vs Volkan Oezdemir #9 (-17-6-0), (-155), (205.5lbs)

Prelims (airing on ESPN & ESPN + at 10:00 AM CDT)

Mason Jones (11-1-0, 1NC), (-345), (155.5lbs) vs Ludovit Klein (18-4-0) (+285), (155lbs) – lightweight bout

Marc Diakiese (15-5-0), (-330), (156lbs) vs Damir Hadzovic (14-6-0), (+275), (156lbs) – lightweight bout

Nathaniel Wood (17-5-0), (-560), (145.5lbs) vs Charles Rosa (14-7-0), (+430), (145lbs) – featherweight bout

Makwan Amirkhani (17-7-0), (+170), (145.5lbs) vs Jonathan Pearce (12-4-0), (-200), (145lbs) – featherweight bout

Muhammad Mokaev (7-0-0, 1NC), (126lbs) vs Charles Johnson (debut), (125.5lbs) – flyweight bout

Jair Herbert (11-4-0), (-275), (155lbs) vs Kyle Nelson (13-4-0), (+230), (155lbs) – lightweight bout

Mandy Bohm (7-1-0, 1NC), (-130), (125lbs) vs Victoria Leonardo (8-5-0), (+110), (125.5lbs) – women’s flyweight bout

Claudio Silva (14-3-0), (+210), (170.5lbs) vs Nicolas Dalby (16-3-1, 1NC), (-250), (170lbs) – welterweight bout

That sums it up for the UFC London weigh ins. If you like the UFC Blaydes vs Aspinall Weigh Ins post and want to find more of our UFC News articles, results and more check the link.

Let’s get ready for an awesome UFC London fight night! Thanks for checking in with The MMA Beatdown, and allowing us to be your source for Mixed Martial Arts news and entertainment.

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Bellator 283 Weigh Ins

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The Bellator 283 weigh ins are calculated. A bit of a disappointment here when three fighters missed weight, including one of the main event fighters.

Douglas Lima missed by just 1.8 pounds when he exceeded the 171lb weight limit for the division. Lima is coming off a three fight loss streak and this will undoubtedly hurt his pay day. Jason Jackson came in right at 171.

Also missing weight, two fighters on the prelim card, Mark Coates and Kevin Bohem. Both fighters also sitting at near misses with Boehm coming in 1.6lbs over and Coates missing by 1.8lbs.

Here’s a promotional clip, courtesy of Bellator, for the upcoming event. Below that are the remaining weigh in results.

Bellator 283 Weigh in results

Main Card (airing at 10 PM ET on Showtime)

Douglas Lima (32-10-0), (172.8lbs)* vs Jason Jackson (15-4-0), (171lbs) – welterweight bout

Sidney Outlaw (16-4-0), (155.4lbs) vs Tofiq Musayev (18-4-0), (155lbs) – lightweight bout

Usman Nurmagomedov (14-0-0), (155.2lbs) vs Chris Gonzalez (7-1-0), (156lbs) – lightweight bout

Lorenz Larkin (24-7-0), (170.8lbs) vs Mukhamed Berkhamov (14-0-0), (171lbs) – welterweight bout

Davion Franklin (5-0-0), (264.2lbs) vs Marcelo Golm (9-3-0), (257.6lbs) – heavyweight bout

Prelims (airing at 7 PM ET on Showtime)

Romero Cotton (6-0-0), (185.6lbs) vs Dalton Rosta (6-0-0), (185.4lbs) – middleweight bout

Veta Arteaga (6-4-0), (125.8lbs) vs Vanessa Porto (23-9-0), (125.8lbs) – women’s’ flyweight bout

Gadzhi Rabadanov (17-4-1), (154.4lbs) vs Bobby King (12-4-0), (155.4lbs) – lightweight bout

Roman Faraldo (7-0-0), (170.6lbs) vs Luis Iniguez (5-1-0), (170.8lbs) – welterweight bout

Jaylon Bates (5-0-0), (136lbs) vs Mark Coates (10-7-0), (137.8lbs)* – bantamweight bout

Akhmed Magomedov (8-0-0), (144.6lbs) vs Kevin Boehm (9-4-0), (147.6lbs)* – featherweight bout

Archie Colgan (4-0-0), (159.6lbs) vs Bryan Nuro (8-4-0), (159.3lbs) – contract weight fight – 160lbs

That wraps it up for the Bellator 283 weigh ins. Be sure to tune in when the event goes live this Friday at 7:00 PM ET. It should be a great night of fights.

If you like this article and wish to see more of our coverage on Bellator, then check out the MMA Bellator updates at our Bellator News page. Thank you for choosing The MMA Beatdown for all your Mixed Martial Arts news and information.

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Bellator 283 Fight Card

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The Bellator 283 fight card is set to go down Friday, July 22 from the Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma, Washington. The prelims start at 7:00 PM ET with the main card going on at 10 PM ET.

The main event will feature two welterweights. Douglas Lima will look to break a three fight losing streak when he meets Jason Jackson. The task looks difficult for Lima as Jackson boasts five straight wins.

The co-main event features two lightweight fighters when Sidney Outlaw meets Tofiq Musayev. Outlaw is looking to make it three straight wins, coming off of a round 3 submission victory over Myles Jury in June of last year. Meanwhile, Tofiq has 14 of 18 wins coming by way of KO/TKO.

The rest of the matches are listed below. Here’s a video, courtesy of Bellator, of the pre-fight media day. The remaining matches are listed below that.

Bellator 283 Fight Card

Main Card (airing on Showtime)

Douglas Lima (32-10-0) vs Jason Jackson (15-4-0) – welterweight bout

Sidney Outlaw (16-4-0) vs Tofiq Musayev (18-4-0) – lightweight bout

Usman Nurmagomedov (14-0-0) vs Chris Gonzalez (7-1-0) – lightweight bout

Lorenz Larkin (24-7-0) vs Mukhamed Berkhamov (14-0-0) – welterweight bout

Davion Franklin (5-0-0) vs Marcelo Golm (9-3-0) – heavyweight bout

Prelims (airing on Showtime)

Jaylon Bates (5-0-0) vs Mark Coates (10-7-0) – bantamweight bout

Roman Faraldo (7-0-0) vs Luis Iniguez (5-1-0) – welterweight bout

Akhmed Magomedov (8-0-0) vs Kevin Boehm (9-4-0) – featherweight bout

Gadzhi Rabadanov (17-4-1) vs Bobby King (12-4-0) – lightweight bout

Veta Arteaga (6-4-0) vs Vanessa Porto (23-9-0) – women’s’ flyweight bout

Romero Cotton (6-0-0) vs Dalton Rosta (6-0-0) – middleweight bout

Archie Colgan (4-0-0) vs Bryan Nuro (8-4-0) – contract weight fight – 160lbs

That wraps it up for the Bellator 283 fight card. Be sure to tune in when the event goes live this Friday at 7:00 PM ET. It should be a great night of fights.

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