UFC on ESPN 8 weigh-in results: Main event official, Edson Barboza hits featherweight limit

By Tom Taylor - May 15, 2020

On Saturday night, the UFC will return to our screens for a third time in eight days with the surprisingly stacked UFC on ESPN 8 card.

Walt Harris, Alistair Overeem, UFC on ESPN 8

The card will be headlined by a heavyweight showdown between former DREAM, Strikeforce and K-1 heavyweight champion Alistair Overeem, and Walt Harris, who returns to the cage after the tragic death of his daughter, Aniah Blanchard.

The UFC on ESPN 8 co-main event will occur in the strawweight division, where former title challenger Claudia Gadelha will take on Angela Hill, who seems to fight once a week lately.

Other highlights of the card include the featherweight debut of long-time lightweight contender Edson Barboza, who takes on Dan Ige, and a short-notice featherweight fight between bantamweight contenders Marlon Vera and Song Yadong.

On Friday morning, the fighters on the UFC on ESPN 8 bill stepped onto the scales to weigh-in for battle.

Get the full weigh-in results below (via MMA Junkie)

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UFC on ESPN 8 Main Card | 9:00pm ET

  • Alistair Overeem (243.5) vs. Walt Harris (264.5)
  • Claudia Gadelha (115.5) vs. Angela Hill (115)
  • Edson Barboza (145.5) vs. Dan Ige (146)
  • Eryk Anders (186) vs. Krzysztof Jotko (185.5)
  • Marlon Vera (145.5) vs. Song Yadong (145.5)

UFC on ESPN 8 Undercard | 6:00pm ET

  • Miguel Baeza (170.5) vs. Matt Brown (171)
  • Anthony Hernandez (185.5) vs. Kevin Holland (182.5)
  • Giga Chikadze (145.5) vs. Irwin Rivera () – Rivera, a short-notice replacement, will be weighed in separately.
  • Darren Elkins (146) vs. Nate Landwehr (146)
  • Mara Romero Borella (125.5) vs. Cortney Casey (126)
  • Don’Tale Mayes (241) vs. Rodrigo Nascimento (255)

Note: Marvin Vettori, whose middleweight fight with Karl Roberson was canceled at the last minute, weighed in for the event, tipping the scales at 203.5lbs. 

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