Roberto Soldić Hits 170 Pounds for UFC 332

Roberto Soldić officially hit the scale at exactly 170 pounds for UFC 332, clearing the final administrative hurdle before fight night. According to Friday morning's report from MMA Fighting, the welterweight hit his mark without any of the towel-grabbing, scale-leaning drama we have come to expect from fight week.

For bettors and fight fans, the morning scale watch is the ultimate sigh of relief. Soldić making weight means his bout is officially locked in, avoiding the dreaded catchweight negotiations or purse deductions that usually throw a wrench into weekend parlays.

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Mixed martial arts remains the only sport where we collectively hold our breath to see if a professional athlete successfully dehydrated himself to a highly specific integer. Soldić did his job, hitting 170 flat, which means he can finally go eat a carbohydrate.

While the marquee lights are pointed at the Silva versus Wang matchup at the top of the UFC 332 card, Soldić stepping onto the scale without issue keeps the rest of the event running smoothly. A pay-per-view card is only as strong as its supporting cast actually making it to the cage.

With the brutal weight cut in the rearview mirror, the focus shifts entirely to the actual violence. Soldić is on weight, the fight is officially a go, and now the only thing left to do is rehydrate and wait for the cage door to lock.