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All 10 fighters clear the scales ahead of DWCS Season 10 finale in Las Vegas

Dana White's Contender Series wraps up its tenth season on October 13 at Meta Apex in Las Vegas, with all five bouts confirmed after every fighter made weight across the welterweight, middleweight, featherweight, lightweight and women's bantamweight divisions.

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All 10 fighters clear the scales ahead of DWCS Season 10 finale in Las Vegas
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Every fighter on the Dana White’s Contender Series Season 10 finale card made weight on Monday, clearing the path for five uninterrupted bouts at Meta Apex in Las Vegas on October 13.

The season-closing card covers five weight classes: welterweight, middleweight, featherweight, lightweight and women’s bantamweight. In the headlining women’s bantamweight contest, Aline Pereira and Smilla Sundell both came in at the 135 lb limit.

In the welterweight division, William Rentz weighed 171 lb against Luis Francischinelli at 170 lb — the only fighter to come in a pound under the non-championship limit. The middleweight pairing of Davi Cabral and Douglas Lapa each registered 184.5 lb, while lightweight prospect Jason Asher hit 154.5 lb opposite Gregory Foster, who weighed 155.5 lb. Featherweight Ilias Bulaid and Erick Visconde both scaled 146 lb.

The full weigh-in results are as follows:

  • Aline Pereira (135) vs. Smilla Sundell (135)
  • William Rentz (171) vs. Luis Francischinelli (170)
  • Davi Cabral (184.5) vs. Douglas Lapa (184.5)
  • Jason Asher (154.5) vs. Gregory Foster (155.5)
  • Ilias Bulaid (146) vs. Erick Visconde (146)

The Contender Series serves as a proving ground for fighters seeking UFC contracts, with Dana White typically awarding deals to standout performers on the night. Week 10 marks the conclusion of Season 10, making the stakes particularly high for all ten athletes stepping onto the scale — and into the cage — in Las Vegas.

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