UFC 309 weigh-in results: Stipe Miocic outweighs Jon Jones by 11 pounds ahead of heavyweight title clash

The fighters took to the scale in The Big Apple as they registered their official weights ahead of fight night at UFC 309 in New York City.

Defending heavyweight champion Jon Jones arrived on the scale late in the window and tipped the scale at 237.5 pounds, while former two-time champion Stipe Miocic came in 11.1 pounds heavier, at 248.6 pounds.

The co-main event will see rival lightweights collide for the second time, with both Charles Oliveira and Michael Chandler looking to earn a shot at lightweight champion Islam Makhachev.

Their goals are the same, and their weights were also identical, as they both registered official weights of 155.6 pounds apiece for their eagerly-anticipated lightweight contender clash.

Middleweights Bo Nickal (185.4) and Paul Craig (186) also had no problem making weight, as did most of the rest of the card.

Twenty-five out of 26 fighters made their contracted weights, with the one exception being lightweight James Llontop, who was unable to make weight for his 165-pound catchweight bout with Mauricio Ruffy.

Llontop came in 1.2 pounds over the limit and was fined 20 percent of his purse as a result. The fight will go ahead as planned, and will kick off the pay-per-view main card on Saturday night.

After the official weigh-ins were complete, the fighters rehydrated and refuelled ahead of the evening’s ceremonial weigh-ins, where they faced off for the final time in front of a rowdy New York crowd.

Check out the full list of official weights below.