Zabit Magomedsharipov and Calvin Kattar make weight and check out the main fight of UFC Moscow

Magomedsharipov (photo) confirms main fight of UFC Moscow. Photo: Reproduction / Twitter / @ufc

All right for UFC Moscow, an event that takes place next Saturday (09) in the capital of Russia. In the athletes' last official engagement before stepping into the octagon, they went through the show's official weigh-in without any fear.

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Protagonists of the main fight, the Russian revelation Zabit Magomedsharipov needed a pound – about 454 grams – of tolerance to reach 66.2 kg and confirm ad dispute against Calvin kattar for featherweight. On the other hand, the North American, rival of the home owner, also weighed 66.2 kg when he stepped on the scale.

The only Brazilian on the card, Klidson Abreu he also used the pound tolerance in fights that are not valid for the belt to reach the light heavyweight limit. He weighed 93.4 kg, the same weight as his opponent, the Russian Shamil Gamzatov.

The fight program UFC Moscow starts at 13pm (Brasília time) this Saturday.

UFC Moscow weigh-in results:

Zabit Magomedsharipov (66,2 kg) vs. Calvin kattar (66,2 kg);

Alexander Volkov (113,8 kg) vs. Greg hardy (120 kg);

Zelim Imadaev (77,5 kg) vs. Danny Roberts (77,1 kg);

Ed Herman (93,4 kg) vs. Khadis Ibragimov (93,4 kg);

Ramazan Emeyev (77,5 kg) vs. Anthony Rocco Martin (77,5 kg);

Klidson Abreu (93,4 kg) vs. Shamil Gamzatov (93,4 kg);

Magomed Ankalayev (92,9 kg) vs. Dalcha Lungiambula (92,5 kg);

Rustam Khabilov (77,5 kg) vs. Sergey Khandozhko (77,5 kg);

Roman Kopylov (83,9 kg) vs. Karl Robertson (83,9 kg);

Abubakar Nurmagomedov (77,1 kg) vs. David Zawada (77,1 kg);

RooseveltRoberts (70,7 kg) vs. Alexander Yakovlev (70,7 kg);

Jessica Rose Clark (61,2 kg) vs. Pannie kianzad (61,6 kg);

davey grant (61,6 kg) vs. Grigorii Popov (61,6 kg).