The field of 16 fighters set to compete at Bellator XII tomorrow night (June 19) at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Fla., today tipped the scales for the official fighter weigh in event.

All of the athletes hit their respective marks, including the four men who have survived the grueling tournament gauntlet to compete in the first-ever Bellator lightweight and middleweight world championship bouts: Eddie Alvarez/Toby Imada and Hector Lombard/Jared Hess.

Alvarez will face off against Imada in the main event of the evening for the 155-pound crown and 185-pound Cuban judoka Hector "Shango" Lombard will battle Jared Hess in the co-featured fight of the night for middleweight supremacy.

The winners of both bouts are not only fighting for championship glory, but also a generous $175,000 in collective tournament earnings.

Check out the complete weigh in results for Bellator XII below:

155 lbs.: Eddie Alvarez (155) vs. Toby Imada (154.25) for first-ever Bellator lightweight title
185 lbs.: Hector Lombard (184.5) vs. Jared Hess (184.25) for first-ever Bellator middleweight title
145 lbs.: Sami Aziz (145.5) vs. Fabio Mello (145.75)
160 lbs.: Jorge Masvidal (159) vs. Eric Reynolds (159.5)
170 lbs.: Josh Martin (170.25) vs. Sergio Morais (168.5)
120 lbs.: Valerie Coolbaugh (124.25) vs. Rosi Sexton (123.25)
150 lbs.: Troy Gerhart (151.5) vs. Luis Palomino (149)
145 lbs.: Stephanie Guimaraes (144) vs. Yvonne Reis (146.5)

Note: Fighters are allowed to weigh one pound more than the division limit in non-title fights.

Remember that MMAmania.com will provide LIVE blow-by-blow coverage of the main card action on Friday, June 19, beginning at around 9 p.m. ET. We’ll also deliver up-to-the minute quick results of all the under card action as it happens.

Bellator XII will not air live on television or anywhere else. The good news is that it will air in primetime on ESPN Deportes on Saturday, June 20, and the English-language version will be available Wednesday, June 25, at Bellator.com.

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