Reyno, Krejci Make Weight for BKFC Uruguay Main Event
NXTbets Pro | Published On: July 24, 2026
Reyno, Krejci
BKFC Fight Night Uruguay arrives with its main event set after Gaston “Tonga” Reyno and Josh “Jarhead” Krejci both made weight for the lightweight bout in Montevideo. Reyno came in at 155.8 pounds. Krejci checked in at 154.6. The matchup headlines BKFC’s South American debut at Antel Arena, and the card will stream live worldwide on The BKFC App. Reyno brings an unbeaten 3-0 record into the bout, along with a profile that stretches beyond the fight game. He is also a popular Latin sports commentator. Krejci comes in from Missouri with a 2-2 record, and the pairing gives the event a clear blend of local visibility and established bare-knuckle experience. The weigh-in puts both men inside range for a lightweight main event and leaves the focus on the matchup itself, with Reyno carrying the unbeaten mark and Krejci bringing the edge of a fighter looking to move back above .500 on a stage that matters for the promotion’s first South American stop.
Cannetti, Nielli
The rest of the weigh-in card added more shape to the lineup, with several fighters stepping to the scale and clearing the number beside their names. Guido Cannetti weighed 145.6 pounds and Emiliano Nielli weighed 144.4, giving that part of the card a tight margin between the two men. Marilyn Contin also made her mark at 135.2 pounds, another clean check-in from the weigh-in room. The numbers continued to build out the event’s undercard picture, and they did so without any drama in the recorded totals. That matters for a fight card built around a debut show in a new region. BKFC wants the focus on the fights, and the weigh-in delivered a straightforward set of results for the athletes who came through the line in the middle of the card. Cannetti and Nielli both landed close together on the scale, while Contin’s number gave the lineup another confirmed fighter ready for the broadcast. Each weight adds another piece to the event’s final framework, and each one pushes the promotion closer to opening night in Uruguay with the roster it needs in place.
Torres, Jara
The heavier and later weigh-in names rounded out the list with a wide spread across the card. Javier Torres weighed 235.2 pounds, while Luis Jimenez came in at 241 pounds. Nicolas Jara checked in at 146.8 pounds, and Nicolas Mujica weighed 144.8. Franco Perochena landed at 183.2 pounds. Leandro Torres weighed 165.4 pounds, and Gonzalo Jara came in at 164 pounds. That group gives the event a fuller roster across several divisions and keeps the focus on a card that stretches beyond the main event. The spread also shows the range BKFC brought to its South American debut, from the lighter names on the scale to the heavier fighters at the top end of the totals. The promotion has built the night around Reyno and Krejci, but the undercard names help define the full bill and give the Montevideo show depth. With the weigh-in complete, the event now carries a settled lineup, a heavyweight set of numbers, and a main attraction led by an unbeaten local figure and a challenger from Missouri. The final picture belongs to the fighters who made weight and the card that now moves into fight night with its matchups in place.
