Bellator 295 Weigh-in Results: Interim Title Fight Set; 2 Bouts Nixed

While there was plenty of drama ahead of weigh-ins, Bellator MMA had a relatively smooth ceremony as every fighter that hit the scales made weight ahead of Bellator 295.

The second of the promotion's Hawaiian mixed martial arts two cards this weekend will see interim titleholder Raufeon Stots take on Patrick Mix in the bantamweight grand prix final. Both men made weight and are eligible to win both the championship and the million-dollar prize. Two fights were pulled during the morning (Kyoji Horiguchi vs. Ray Borg and Weber Almeida vs. Keoni Diggs), although all other fighters made weight.

Stots (19-1) is on the best stretch of his career, still undefeated as a Bellator fighter with wins in his last 11 fights. Most recently, "Supa" defeated Danny Sabatello via split decision to retain the interim belt that he claimed by knocking out Juan Archuleta. Now he'll look to win the grand prix and look to unify with Sergio Pettis down the line. Stots stepped on the scale at 134.2 pounds.

Looking to win the title is Mix (17-1), who also has largely lived up to the hype inside the Bellator cage. Besides a defeat to Archuleta in 2020, "Patchy" has won every other fight in his career. The 29-year-old has won four straight fights, which include impressive wins over Kyoji Horiguchi and Magomed Magomedov. Mix weighed in at 135 pounds on the dot.

Bellator 295 will air live on Showtime at 11 p.m. ET/8 p.m. PT on Saturday. Prelims begin on YouTube at 7:55 p.m. ET/4:55 p.m. PT.

Bellator 295 Weigh-in Results:

Raufeon Stots (134.2) vs. Patrick Mix (135)
Ilima-Lei Macfarlane (126) vs. Kana Watanabe (125.6)
James Gonzalez (145.8) vs. Aaron Pico (145.6)
Charlie Leary (164.2) vs. Yancy Medeiros (162.4)
Mads Burnell (144.4) vs. Justin Gonzales (145.6)
Adli Edwards (145.6) vs. Kai Kamaka III (145.4)
Veta Arteaga (126.8) vs. Sumiko Inaba (124.4)
Aalon Cruz (156) vs. Bobby King (155.4)
Kasim Aras (251.8) vs. Davion Franklin (259.2)
Bruna Ellen (125.6) vs. Ilara Joanne (125.4)
Masayuki Kikuiri (169) vs. Alexey Shurkevich (170.8)