Fighters Only : Cage Warriors 192 Weigh-In Results: Shaj Haque Makes Weight for Long-Awaited Title Defense

Paul Browne

Jul 11, 2025

The official weigh-ins for Cage Warriors 192 took place Friday morning at the Hilton in Canary Wharf, setting the stage for a stacked night of MMA action in London.

In the main event, reigning flyweight champion Shaj “Superman” Haque successfully hit championship weight at 124.8 pounds, marking his official return to competition after a lengthy layoff. It’s the first time Haque has made the 125-pound limit in nearly two years, and he now looks to defend his title over five rounds.

Challenger Jawany Scott, who will enjoy the hometown advantage in London, also hit the mark—coming in right on the limit at 125 pounds. The bout marks Scott’s first opportunity to fight for a professional MMA championship.

Things nearly boiled over during the faceoff between Shirzad Qadrian and Cameron Else, who square off in Saturday’s co-main event. While the verbal tension was high, both men kept things respectful. Qadrian, fresh off his $50,000 PrizeFighter victory, came in at 134.8 pounds, while Else, a former British Paratrooper, tipped the scales at 135.8 pounds for their bantamweight showdown.

Not all fighters made it to the finish line. A lightweight bout between Joshua Adeboye and Callum Haughian was pulled from the card after Adeboye failed to make the contracted limit. He initially weighed 160 pounds, four pounds over the lightweight ceiling. Although he returned within the allotted time and dropped to 158.4 pounds, Haughian’s team ultimately declined to move forward with the fight.

Elsewhere, Raz Bring was the only other athlete who missed weight on his first try. He initially weighed 131 pounds, but returned under the two-hour grace period to officially make 129.9 pounds, clearing him to compete as scheduled.

With weigh-ins complete, fighters now turn their attention to fight night, where the atmosphere at London’s Cage Warriors 192 promises to be electric.