M-1 Global: Breakthrough Official Weigh-In Results
The weigh-ins for M-1 Global: Breakthrough took place on Thursday in Kansas City, Kansas.
All 24 fighters scheduled to compete on the event’s card weighed-in, except for Roger Llorent, due to Visa issues. He will be allowed to weigh-in on Friday.
M-1 Global: Breakthrough takes place Friday, August 28, at the Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kansas, and will be broadcasted live on HDNet starting at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT.
The event is headlined by a heavyweight fight between Muhammad “King Mo” Lawal and Mark Kerr. Also featured on the card is a special sparring exhibition between WAMMA heavyweight champion Fedor Emelianenko and Strikeforce light heavyweight champion Gegard Mousasi.
Here are the official weigh-in results:
MAIN CARD:
Muhammad “King Mo” Lawal (159) vs. Mark Kerr (263)
Special Sparring Exhibition (No weigh-in) – Fedor Emelianenko vs. Gegard Mousasi
Lucio Linhares (185) vs. Mikhail Zayats (185)
Jessie Gibbs (254) vs. Rob Broughton (262)
Karl Amoussou (185) vs. John Doyle (184)
Lloyd Marshbanks (253) vs. Michael Kita (230)
PRELIMINARY CARD:
Daisuke Nakamura (154) vs. Ferrid Kheder (159)*
Rogent Lloret (N/A)** vs. Alexey Oleinik (234)
Eric Marriott (155) vs. Tim Bazer (153)
Sean Wilson (155) vs. Josh Orocho (154)
Rudy Bears (175) vs. Brendan Seguin (175)
Andria Caplan (155) vs. Mollie Ahlers-Estes (149)***
*The fight has been changed to a catchweight at 159 pounds, due to Ferrid Kheder missing weight. His opponent Daisuke Nakamura will receive 10 percent of Kheder’s purse.
**Roger Llorent will be allowed to weigh-in on Friday, due to Visa issues.
***The fight has been changed to a catchweight at 155 pounds and has been changed from pro status to amateur status.
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