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UFC Oklahoma City weigh-in results: Chase Hooper, another fighter miss weight

UFC Fight Night in Oklahoma City draws attention as Dricus du Plessis and Kamaru Usman headline the card following weigh-in complications.

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The brief

UFC Fight Night 281 is underway in Oklahoma City, featuring a main event between Dricus du Plessis and Kamaru Usman. Official weigh-in results confirmed that Chase Hooper and at least one other fighter missed weight for the event.

Coverage from Yahoo Sports, CBS Sports, and MMA Fighting emphasizes the official weigh-in outcomes, fight previews, and promotional material. Outlets are providing round-by-round tracking, betting odds, and expert predictions ahead of the scheduled matchups.

Attention now shifts to the fight results as the event concludes. Coverage does not yet specify the full impact of the missed weight marks on the final card lineup.

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Quick answers

Who is headlining the event in Oklahoma City?

Dricus du Plessis and Kamaru Usman are the headline fighters for the card.

Were there any issues during the weigh-ins?

Yes, MMA Fighting reports that Chase Hooper and another unnamed fighter missed their weight requirements.

Where can fans find live updates and results?

Yahoo Sports, CBS Sports, and UFC.com are providing results, highlights, and live scoring updates.

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