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DWCS Week 2 official after all 10 fighters make weight

The next crop of Ultimate Fighting Championship hopefuls are ready for Week 2 of Dana White’s Contender Series Season 10.

DWCS returns for Week 2 with five bouts scheduled as fighters look to impress UFC CEO Dana White and the promotion’s matchmakers. UFC contracts are up for grabs for those who stand out.

Full Dana White’s Contender Series Week 2 weigh-in results

All 10 fighters made weight for the card. The action gets underway at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT on Paramount+.

Here are all the weigh-in results ahead of DWCS Week 2:

Welterweight Featured Bout: Namo Fazil (170.5) vs. Kaik Brito (169.5)Middleweight: Douglas Henrique Rodrigues (183.5) vs. Trent Miller (185.5)Lightweight: Logan Paxton (155) vs. Cristian Perez (155)Light Heavyweight: Alik Lorenz (205) vs. Mahamed Aly (205.5)Featherweight: Roman Puga (144.5) vs. Taner Trembley (145)

The fighters of #DWCS Week 2 have weighed in to make it official for Tuesday.

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Conor McGregor tipped for BKFC move when UFC contract concludes

Conor McGregor has several options once he fulfills his Ultimate Fighting Championship contract.

The former two-division champion has one fight remaining on his current UFC deal, although an ACL and meniscus injury suffered in his recent rematch with Max Holloway is expected to keep him sidelined well into 2027. Once that obligation is fulfilled, BKFC chairman Dave Feldman believes McGregor could make the move to bare-knuckle boxing.

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Conor McGregor could join BKFC after completing final UFC fight McGregor underwent surgery earlier this month and will have to complete his recovery before returning to the Octagon. Once he’s out of contract and enters free agency, the head of BKFC claims the Irishman wants to compete in the promotion.

“He’s really looking forward to coming back and getting that last fight under his belt,” Feldman told SunSport. “So that way it clears him up for the ability to fight in the BKFC. And I really do think you see that happe…

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Arman Tsarukyan claims Charles Oliveira made ‘excuse’ to avoid rematch

Arman Tsarukyan believes Charles Oliveira never wanted their rematch.

Tsarukyan was rumored to be booked against Oliveira on Sept. 19 in Los Angeles, but the matchup was scrapped before the Ultimate Fighting Championship officially announced the card. He will instead meet surging Brazilian contender Mauricio Ruffy at UFC 331.

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Arman Tsarukyan believes Charles Oliveira preferred a potential Diego Lopes fight Tsarukyan questioned Oliveira's withdrawal during a recent interview, saying the UFC told him the Brazilian needed time away from training following the recent death of his longtime Chute Boxe teammate, Alan Nascimento.

“I was supposed to be fighting Charles Oliveira in the co-main event, five rounds, when I was in the mountains they called me and said ‘We’ve got a new name for you,’” Tsarukyan told Ariel Helwani. “I said, ‘No problem.’ [The reason the UFC gave for the withdrawal] was because Charles’ friend died and he cannot train. But I don’t…

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