UFC 330 weigh-in results: 2 title fights set, including Islam Makhachev vs. Ian Machado Garry

Islam Makhachev is poised to make history at UFC 330 in Philadelphia. The welterweight champion successfully made weight at 170 pounds for his first title defense in the division, with challenger Ian Machado Garry also hitting the mark to make the bout official.

A victory would give Makhachev his 17th consecutive win, breaking Anderson Silva's UFC record for most consecutive wins. Even more significantly, the Russian former lightweight champion could join an elite group—Henry Cejudo, Daniel Cormier, Jon Jones, and Amanda Nunes—as fighters who have successfully defended UFC titles across two different divisions.

The co-main event also features championship gold, with strawweight titleholder Mackenzie Dern defending against Gillian Robertson. Both fighters weighed in at the 115-pound championship limit. Michael Morales made weight at 170 pounds as the official backup for the main event.

All 24 fighters on the UFC 330 card successfully made weight, with only one close call: welterweight Chidi Njokuani initially came in at 171.5 pounds—half a pound over the limit—but made 171 pounds on his second attempt, utilizing the one-pound allowance available for non-title fights.

*Njokuani missed weight on first attempt (171.5), but successfully made weight on second attempt