All five bouts on the Dana White's Contender Series 10.1 card came in at their respective weights ahead of Tuesday night's event. The main attraction features Matt Adams (106.82 kg) against Anthony Wint (106.14 kg), with Ananias Mulumba vs. Tom Pagliarul, Jon Kunneman vs. Joseph Kropshot, Abe Alsagir vs. Fabricio Escarrega, and Bilal Hassan vs. Mridul Saikia also on the card.
Every fighter on the Dana White's Contender Series 10.1 card hit the scale successfully, clearing the way for Tuesday night's five-bout event with no issues at the official weigh-ins.
The main event pits Matt Adams against Anthony Wint in a heavyweight matchup, with Adams coming in at 106.82 kg and Wint tipping the scales at 106.14 kg. The remaining bouts — Ananias Mulumba vs. Tom Pagliarul, Jon Kunneman vs. Joseph Kropshot, Abe Alsagir vs. Fabricio Escarrega, and Bilal Hassan vs. Mridul Saikia — all made weight without incident.
Among the fighters on the card, Jon Kunneman enters Tuesday night undefeated. The 27-year-old, known as "AK-47," carries a perfect 10-0-0 professional record into his Contender Series appearance, representing one of the more compelling unbeaten prospects on the card.
Mridul Saikia, meanwhile, brings an 8-1-0 record to Las Vegas. The 29-year-old from India, nicknamed "Crusher," trains out of Dojang MMA and Fitness Studio and competes from an orthodox stance. He stands 170 cm tall with a 173 cm reach and has averaged 0.91 significant strikes landed per minute across his career.
Why it matters
- A strong performance from any fighter on Tuesday could earn a UFC contract on the spot, the signature prize of the Contender Series format.
- Kunneman's unbeaten record makes him one to watch; preserving that mark against Contender Series-level competition would strengthen his case for a contract.
- Saikia would become one of the first fighters representing India to land a UFC deal if he impresses, adding a broader storyline to his bout with Hassan.
