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Randy Brown and Jacobe Smith both weigh 170.5lb for UFC Vegas 123 co-main event

Both welterweights made weight in Las Vegas on Friday for Saturday's card at the Meta APEX, where Renato Moicano and Tom Nolan also came in on weight for the main event.

By Combat Sports UK Staff · Published · AI-assisted reporting
Randy Brown and Jacobe Smith on the scale at the UFC Vegas 123 weigh-in
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Randy Brown and Jacobe Smith both weighed 170.5lb at the official UFC Vegas 123 weigh-in in Las Vegas on Friday, so both are on weight for their welterweight co-main event. Non-title welterweight bouts allow one pound over the 170lb limit.

The headliners made weight too. Renato Moicano came in at 156lb and Tom Nolan at 155.5lb for their five-round lightweight main event.

Smith, 13-0, replaced Carlos Leal as Brown's opponent. He stopped Bruce Whitehead in the first round at UFC 332 on 3 October, so Saturday's fight comes about four weeks after that win. Brown, 20-8, has lost his last two fights, to Gabriel Bonfim and Kevin Holland.

Brown has said Islam Makhachev "doesn't fight a lot" and should fight more often.

The card opens at 21:00 UK and Irish time on Saturday 31 October, and the main event is expected at 02:00 early on Sunday. Brown v Smith is listed in the 00:00 slot on our UK start time page, which has the full running order.

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Randy BrownJacobe SmithRenato MoicanoTom NolanCarlos LealBruce WhiteheadGabriel BonfimKevin Holland
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