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UFC officials held official weigh-ins ahead of the UFC 331 fight card taking place at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California. The main event features UFC flyweight champion Joshua Van defending his title against former champion Alexandre Pantoja, with both fighters successfully making weight at 125 pounds.
The matchup serves as a rematch following their December 2025 bout, where Pantoja lost the championship to Van after suffering an arm injury 26 seconds into the fight. Other notable main card weigh-ins included Arman Tsarukyan at 156 pounds, Mauricio Ruffy at 155 pounds, and Gable Steveson at 240 pounds.
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