Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is holding its early (and official) weigh ins for the upcoming UFC Oklahoma mixed martial arts (MMA) event, scheduled for this Sat. night (July 18, 2026) at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The UFC Oklahoma fight card will be topped by the middleweight showdown between former UFC champions Dricus Du Plessis and Kamaru Usman , with 185-pound contenders Jared Cannonier and Christian Leroy Duncan handling co-main event duties.
Complete UFC Oklahoma weigh ins text results below:
185 lbs.: Dricus Du Plessis (185.5) vs. Kamaru Usman (186) 185 lbs.: Jared Cannonier (185) vs. Christian Leroy Duncan (185.5) 155 lbs.: Chase Hooper (157.5*) vs. Mitch Ramirez (155.5) 115 lbs.: Tabatha Ricci (116) vs. Fatima Kline () 145 lbs.: Tommy McMillen (145) vs. Alberto Montes (146)
145 lbs.: Jose Delgado (146) vs. Austin Bashi (145) 170 lbs.: Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani (171) vs. Seok Hyeon Ko (169) 205 lbs.: Felipe Franco (205) vs. Levi Rodrigues Jr. (206) 125 lbs.: Alden Coria (126) vs. Stewart Nicoll () 265 lbs.: Alvin Hines () vs. RJ Harris (262.5) 125 lbs.: Dione Barbosa (125) vs. Anna Melisano (126) 145 lbs.: Ezra Elliott () vs. Damien Anderson (146)
What 185 pounds usually produces
Three of the top four bouts on this card are middleweight. The archive has a clear view of what that tends to mean.
Across 51,705 archived bouts contested by fighters listed at middleweight:
| Middleweight bouts | Share |
|---|---|
| Ended by KO or TKO | 40.4% |
| Ended by submission | 33.4% |
| Went to the judges | 22.6% |
Only light heavyweight and heavyweight finish more often. Set middleweight beside the divisions immediately below it and the gradient is obvious: welterweight knocks out 36.9% of the time, lightweight 34.3%, featherweight 32.1%, bantamweight 30.6%, flyweight 29.3%.
Roughly one in five middleweight fights reaches a decision. One in three flyweight fights does. That is the single most reliable thing the archive can tell you before a card starts — not who wins, but how the night is likely to end.
For a main event between two former champions who have combined for a long list of finishes, the base rate is worth holding on to: at 185 pounds, the judges are the least likely outcome on the card.
Method: figures drawn from the MMAHIT fight archive of 1,049,038 recorded bouts across 347,296 fighters, events dated December 1963 to May 2026. Each bout is stored once per corner and has been de-duplicated. Draws and no-contests are excluded from win-rate calculations. Division is taken from the weight class recorded on each fighter's profile rather than the contracted weight of the individual bout, so catchweights and short-notice moves are attributed to the fighter's usual division. Only divisions with more than 5,000 archived bouts are reported.
