Ismael Bonfim has once again had a disastrous day at the scale. At Friday’s official weigh-ins for UFC Vegas 122, Bonfim missed weight for the third time in his run with the promotion, coming in at 163.5 pounds, an egregious…

Ismael Bonfim missed the lightweight limit by 7.5 pounds ahead of UFC Vegas 122, weighing in at 163.5 pounds for his scheduled bout against Francisco Prado. The fight will proceed as a catchweight contest, with Bonfim forfeiting 25 percent of his fight purse as a penalty.
Two other fighters also failed to make weight for the event, with Ketlen Souza and Brendson Ribeiro each forfeiting 20 percent of their purses for catchweight bouts. Meanwhile, main event headliners Brendan Allen and Christian Leroy Duncan both successfully made weight for their middleweight clash.
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