by Thomas Gerbasi | December 16, 2011
When will the winner of the Strikeforce lightweight championship fight in the UFC if at all?
Jorge Masvidal (155) vs. Gilbert Melendez (155)
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Below are the results of Friday’s official weigh-in for Strikeforce: Melendez vs. Masvidal, airing Saturday, December 17 at 10:30 pm ET/PT on Showtime. The event is headlined by the Strikeforce lightweight title fight between Gilbert Melendez and Jorge Masvidal, and the Strikeforce women’s featherweight title bout between Cris “Cyborg” Santos and Hiroko
Strikeforce women’s featherweight championship
Cris “Cyborg” Santos (145) vs. Hiroko Yamanaka (145)
Cris “Cyborg” Santos (145) vs. Hiroko Yamanaka (145)
Caros Fodor (156) vs. Justin Wilcox (156)
Jerron Peoples (180.5*) vs. Roger Bowling (170)
Gabriel Salinas-Jones (265) vs. Devin Cole (248)
Eddie Mendez (186) vs. Fernando Gonzalez (186)
Herman Terrado (170.5) vs. Chris Brown (170)
Jerron Peoples (180.5*) vs. Roger Bowling (170)
Gabriel Salinas-Jones (265) vs. Devin Cole (248)
Eddie Mendez (186) vs. Fernando Gonzalez (186)
Herman Terrado (170.5) vs. Chris Brown (170)
*Peoples was unable to cut down to the agreed-upon catchweight of 179 pounds. He will be fined and the fight will go on as scheduled
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