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Five fights confirmed as DWCS Season 10 Week 4 weigh-ins clear all competitors

All ten fighters made weight ahead of Dana White's Contender Series Season 10 Week 4 on 1 September in Las Vegas, setting up five bouts across welterweight, middleweight, lightweight and heavyweight. Patrick Rivera and Adam Darby headline the card.

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Five fights confirmed as DWCS Season 10 Week 4 weigh-ins clear all competitors
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All five bouts for Dana White’s Contender Series Season 10 Week 4 are officially on after every fighter cleared the scales ahead of the 1 September event at Meta Apex in Las Vegas. Welterweights Patrick Rivera (170 lbs) and Adam Darby (169.5 lbs) headline the card.

The full weigh-in results are as follows: Rivera vs. Darby at welterweight; Brandon Holmes (183.5) vs. Modestino Rodrigues (185) at middleweight; Liam McCracken (155.5) vs. Silvestre Sanchez (145.5) at lightweight; Gabriel Lourenco (229.5) vs. Charlie Cleveland (245.5) at heavyweight; and Hunter Smith (154.5) vs. Adam Livingston (155.5) at lightweight.

Week 4 arrives on the back of a dramatic Week 3, in which Alex Apodaca delivered what has been described as the biggest upset in Contender Series history. The series has built considerable momentum through the opening three weeks of Season 10, with 15 fighters already earning UFC contracts — 14 winners and one fighter who secured a deal despite a judges’ scorecard loss.

That pace has kept a potential season record within reach. Seasons 7 and 9 jointly hold the all-time mark with 46 contracts awarded apiece, and with seven weeks still to run, the 2026 edition has a realistic chance of surpassing that benchmark.

Ten more prospects will step into the octagon on Tuesday night with UFC contracts on the line, continuing what has been one of the more eventful Contender Series seasons in recent memory.

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