MFC 25 weigh-in results for 'Vindication' event on May 7
The official weigh-in event for MFC 25: "Vindication" has wrapped up from the City Centre Mall in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Seventeen of the 18 fighters set to compete at the Northlands Expo Centre tomorrow night (May 7) made their respective weights without much of a problem.
However, the one fighter who missed his mark might come as somewhat of a surprise.
Ten-fight UFC veteran Wilson Gouveia wasn't expected to have any difficult making the 206-pound limit for his light heavyweight battle against Ryan Jimmo, considering the American Top Team member's last five fights have all been contested in the 185-pound middleweight division.
That wasn't the case though. Gouveia tipped the scale at 207.9 pounds -- almost two pounds over the limit. The Brazilian will have to forfeit a quarter of his payday and the fight will go on as expected.
MFC 25 will feature a 185-pound middleweight scrap between UFC castoffs Thales Leites and Jesse Taylor as its main event. Fellow ex-UFC stars Luigi Fiorivanti, Pete Spratt, Richie Hightower and Gouveia will also be in action tomorrow night.
Complete "Vindication" weigh-in results after the jump.
Main Event:
185 lbs.: Thales Leites (185.6) vs. Jesse Taylor (184.6)
Main Card (HDNet):
205 lbs: Wilson Gouveia (207.9) vs. Ryan Jimmo (205.1)
170 lbs: Pete Spratt (169.6) vs. Luigi Fioravanti (170.6)
205 lbs: Emanuel Newton (205) vs. Dwayne Lewis (204.4)
155 lbs: Richie Hightower (156) vs. Gavin Neil (154.3)
Preliminary Card:
265 lbs: Chase Gormley (264.5) vs. Ryan Fortin (263.1)
170 lbs: Chad Freeman (170.2) vs. Mike Froese (169.8)
170 lbs: Aaron Berke (168.8) vs. Keto Allen (168.5)
155 lbs: Garret Nybakken (155.8) vs. Jevon Marshall (154)
It's going to be a fun night of fights so don't miss it. And remember to check us out for a recap of the festivities shortly after the event has wrapped up from Edmonton tomorrow night.
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That was all the indication i needed to try to find a good line on Ryan Jimmo.
Willy G will gas and he will check out.
by NNR (formerly NameNotRequired) on May 6, 2010 3:58 PM EDT reply actions
your exactly right NNR
What is wrong with Willy G? Sure, he’s not fighting in the UFC anymore but what is he thinking?
He’s headlining a show and comes in fluffy? BAD FORM! I hope Jimmo treats himself to more than 25% of his purse.
Luigi and Pete should have a good go at it.
Aoki 0-18 take down attempts. Never thought I'd see that happen.
let's hope that Luigi just doesn't clinch with Pete against the cage for three rds.
But Willy is definitely becoming a big big embarrassement and posterboy for this sort of unprofessionalism (he’s still edged out by Filho but he’s up there.)
by NNR (formerly NameNotRequired) on May 7, 2010 12:09 AM EDT up reply actions
Holy CRAP!!!
This article fails to mention it, but, this is on HDnet!
Woot!!!!
I’ll be watching that Friday night…sweet!!!
lol
thanks bleed. i just set the dvr,
Aoki 0-18 take down attempts. Never thought I'd see that happen.

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