UFC Fight Night 292 Fighters Weigh In
Athletes gathered in Las Vegas to hit the scales for the upcoming UFC Fight Night 292 matchups.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Mixed Martial Arts

UFC competitors participated in the official weigh-ins for Fight Night 292 in Las Vegas. While most fighters met their required weight, one competitor exceeded the limit.
Why it matters
Official weigh-ins are critical to ensuring fair competition and safety by verifying that fighters meet their designated weight classes. Exceeding these limits often triggers contractual penalties or necessitates adjustments to the fight card.
Official results show Renato Moicano at 156 pounds and Tom Nolan at 155.5 pounds, while Cody Durden and Ode Osbourne both hit the 126-pound mark. Francis Marshall recorded a weight of 148 pounds, missing his target by 2 pounds.
The players
Francis Marshall
Francis Marshall is a professional mixed martial artist who competed in the weigh-in event.
Renato Moicano
Renato Moicano is a professional mixed martial artist scheduled to compete at the event.
Tom Nolan
Tom Nolan is a professional mixed martial artist who participated in the official weight check.
Randy Brown
Randy Brown is a professional mixed martial artist preparing for his scheduled bout.
Cody Durden
Cody Durden is a professional mixed martial artist who successfully weighed in for his fight.
The details
Fighters arrived at the official venue in Las Vegas to register their weights for their upcoming bouts. Among the athletes present, Randy Brown and Jacobe Smith both registered at 170.5 pounds.
Timeline
The UFC Fight Night 292 weigh-ins took place in Las Vegas on October 30, 2026.
Season Trajectory
These weigh-ins are governed by the standardized protocols of the Unified Rules of Mixed Martial Arts. The results impact the final fight card arrangements and influence the competitive standing of the athletes involved in this event.
Francis Marshall's weight miss creates uncertainty regarding the specific contractual penalties and potential impact on his upcoming fight's status. The official weights of competitors like Cody Durden and Ode Osbourne at 126 pounds finalize the betting and technical expectations for their bout.
The takeaway
Weight compliance is a fundamental aspect of professional fighting that directly dictates the fairness of a match. Fighters must strictly adhere to their weight class limits to avoid health risks and the legal complications associated with failed weigh-ins.
Further reading
For more on upcoming bouts and athlete updates, visit the Mixed Martial Arts section.










