UFC Paris Weigh-in Results: Fight Canceled After Huge Weight Miss
First to the scale for #UFCParis 🇫🇷@imavov1 weighs-in at 185lbs!
— UFC (@ufc) September 5, 2025
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The Ultimate Fighting Championship's return to France will have one less fight than planned after a huge weight miss during the UFC Paris weigh-ins took place.
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This marks the fifth UFC main event for Imavov (16-4, 1 NC). "The Sniper" will be the hometown favorite and is riding a four-fight win streak. Most recently, the French fighter knocked out Israel Adesanya and won a decision over Brendan Allen. The 30-year-old stepped on the scale weighing 185 pounds on the dot.
Meanwhile, Borralho (17-1, 1 NC) is on an even longer winning streak as he hasn't lost since entering the UFC. On his 14-fight win streak, "The Natural" most recently picked up wins over Jared Cannonier and Paul Craig. The Brazilian will look to claim the biggest victory of his career and potentially nab a title shot in the process. Borralho also weighed 185 pounds exactly.
UFC Paris will air in its entirety on ESPN+ on Saturday. Prelims begin at noon ET/9 a.m. PT, while the main card kicks off at 3 p.m. ET/noon PT.
UFC Paris Weigh-in Results:
Nassourdine Imavov (185) vs. Caio Borralho (185)Benoit St. Denis (155) vs. Mauricio Ruffy (156)
Mason Jones (156) vs. Bolaji Oki (156)
Modestas Bukauskas (205) vs. Paul Craig (205)
Rhys McKee (170) vs. Axel Sola (170)
Patricio Freire (145) vs. Losene Keita (149)*
William Gomis (145) vs. Robert Ruchala (146)
Brendson Ribeiro (206) vs. Oumar Sy (206)
Ante Delija (239) vs. Marcin Tybura (256)
Kaue Fernandes (155) vs. Harry Hardwick (156)
Sam Patterson (170) vs. Trey Waters (171)
Robert Bryczek (186) vs. Brad Tavares (186)
Rinat Fakhretdinov (170) vs. Andreas Gustafsson (171)
Shauna Bannon (116) vs. Sam Hughes (116)
* Keita missed weight by three pounds, and the fight was canceled as a result.
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