Bellator 120 Weigh-In Results: ‘Rampage,’ ‘King Mo’ Cleared for Pay-Per-View Headliner

Quinton Jackson and Muhammed Lawal will do battle as expected to close Bellator’s inaugural pay-per-view event, as both light heavyweights were cleared to compete at Friday’s Bellator 120 weigh-in.

Jackson checked in at 205.9 pounds, while Lawal tipped the scales at 205.6 ahead of their Season 10 tournament final. Bellator 120 takes place Saturday night at the Landers Center in Southaven, Miss., and will also see Will Brooks (154.2) collide with Michael Chandler (154.9) over the interim lightweight championship in the co-main event.

The pay-per-view bill will additionally feature a light heavyweight showdown between middleweight champion Alexander Shlemenko (201.9) and former UFC king Tito Ortiz (205.5), as well as a heavyweight tournament final pitting ex-champ Alexander Volkov (236.1) against Blagoi Ivanov (249.5). Rounding out the pay-to-watch portion of the card will be the Bellator return of Michael Page (170.5), as the British karateka collides with 10-fight pro Ricky Rainey (170.1).

Prior to the pay-per-view broadcast, the evening’s preliminary card will air live on Spike TV, highlighted by a heavyweight showdown between UFC vet Cheick Kongo (235) and Eric Smith (253.8). The undercard will also see lightweight submission specialist Marcin Held (158) clash with Nate Jolly (158), while onetime featherweight title challenger Shahbulat Shamhalaev (145.1) meets Fabricio de Assis Costa da Silva *(147.9).

Bellator 120 Weigh-In Results:

Quinton Jackson (205.9) vs. Muhammed Lawal (205.6)
Michael Chandler (154.9) vs. Will Brooks (154.2)
Alexander Shlemenko (201.9) vs. Tito Ortiz (205.5)
Alexander Volkov (236.1) vs. Blagoi Ivanov (249.5)
Michael Page (170.5) vs. Ricky Rainey (170.1)
Cheick Kongo (239) vs. Eric Smith (253.8)
Marcin Held (158) vs. Nate Jolly (158)
Shahbulat Shamhalaev (145.1) vs. Fabricio de Assis Costa da Silva *(147.9)
Goiti Yamauchi (145.5) vs. Mike Richman (145.5)
Austin Lyons (152.4) vs. Zach Underwood (152.3)
Justin Frazier (264.5) vs. Mike Wessel (257.9)
Ben Brewer (170.2) vs. Andy Uhrich (170.5)
Anthony Lemon (170) vs. Codie Shuffield (170)
Brian Hall (125.6) vs. Cortez Phelia (125.6)

*Fabricio de Assis Costa da Silva failed to make the featherweight limit. As a result his bout with Shahbulat Shamhalaev will be held at a 148-pound catch-weight.