UFC on FUEL TV: Weigh-In Results for Diego Sanchez vs. Jake Ellenberger Card

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On Wednesday, February 15, the UFC will return to Omaha, Neb. for the first time since September 2008. The card, which will be held at the Omaha Civic Auditorium, will feature 10 fights and will be headlined by a welterweight scrap between former winner of The Ultimate Fighter Diego Sanchez and rising star Jake Ellenberger.

Sanchez has taken home two Fight of the Night bonuses in his last two victories and will be looking to put his name in the mix for a possible shot at welterweight gold with a victory in this bout. Sanchez has fought for a UFC title in the past, falling to B.J. Penn via TKO at UFC 107. That fight was stopped in the fifth and final round due to a cut.

Sanchez's opponent in Omaha, Jake Ellenberger, will also be looking to make a push for a title shot when he fights in front of a hometown crowd on February 15. Ellenberger is on a five-fight winning streak, with his last win being a 53-second knockout of former Strikeforce champion Jake Shields on October 1. That win earned Ellenberger Knockout of the Night honors.

The evening's co-main event will pit Stefan Struve against Dave Herman in a heavyweight contest.

Main Card

Jake Ellenberger (170) vs. Diego Sanchez (170)

Dave Herman (234) vs. Stefan Struve (256)

Aaron Simpson (186) vs. Ronny Markes (185)

Stipe Miocic (240) vs. Philip De Fries (241)

T.J. Dillashaw (136) vs. Walel Watson (135)

John Albert (135) vs. Ivan Menjivar (135)

Preliminary card

Jonathan Brookins (145) vs. Vagner Rocha (145)

Sean Loeffler (185) vs. Buddy Roberts (184)

Anton Kuivanen (156) vs. Justin Salas (155)

Bernardo Magalhaes (155) vs. Tim Means (155)

Stay tuned to Bleacher Report as we bring you the weigh-in results as the fighters step on the scale.

5:26 PM ET

We are at the main event and hometown boy Jake Ellenberger weighs in at 170. Diego Sanchez comes to the stage next and he too weighs in at 170.

Some mean mugs exchanged at the staredown and followed by a handshake.

Anik lets the crowd know that this is the building that Ellenberger was in when he graduated high school.

5:24 PM ET

The co-main event takes us back to the heavyweight division and a hirsute Dave Herman weighs in at 234. His opponent Stefan Struve, comes in at 256.

Herman is wearing a scarf and a hat for the staredown.

5:21 PM ET

Back to the middleweights for the next fight and Ronny Markes is first to hit the scale. Markes comes in at 185, his opponent Aaron Simpson, who Anik points out was raised in Nebraska, weighs in at 186.

Nothing spectacular to report from the staredown.

5:20 PM ET

The next fight will feature two undefeated heavyweights. First up is Phillip De Fries, who weighs in with his headphones around his neck, checking in at 241. Stipe Miocic comes in at 240.

Handshake before and after the staredown here.

5:18 PM ET

Another bantamweight bout follows and Walel Watson "looks like 135," according to the commission. T.J. Dillashaw will step on the scale next and Dillashaw clocks in at 136.

Watson with a big height advantage in this one.

5:17 PM ET

Onto the main card and the first fight of the night will feature bantamweight competitors. John Albert comes in at 135 while Ivan Menjivar, sporting some nifty spectacles, also weighs 135.

Photo op more than staredown for these two.

5:15 PM ET

Next up, in the final preliminary fight are featherweights. Vagner Rocha weighs in at 145 and Jonathan Brookins comes in at 145 as well.

Unremarkable staredown in this one.

5:13 PM ET

We move up to middleweight for the third fight as Sean Loeffler weighs in at 185 while his opponent Buddy Roberts tips the scale at 184.

Another handshake to end this staredown.

5:11 PM ET

Another lightweight bout is next as Justin Salas weighs in at 155. Anton Kuivanan is next up and he checks in at 156.

A handshake ends this staredown.

5:10 PM ET

Jay Glazer joined by Brian Stann for the weigh-in today on the Fuel TV broadcast.