Brock Lesnar & Oba Femi Weights Confirmed For WWE SummerSlam 2026 Hell In A Cell Match

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Brock Lesnar & Oba Femi Weights Confirmed For WWE SummerSlam 2026 Hell In A Cell Match

The official weights for Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi have been confirmed ahead of their Hell in a Cell match at WWE SummerSlam 2026 this coming weekend.

With their record tied at 1-1 following their matches at WrestleMania and Clash In Italy the past few months, Lesnar and Femi will have the eventual deciding match inside Hell in a Cell on Saturday, August 1, which is night one of SummerSlam in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Tonight’s WWE Raw at Inglewood, California hosted the official weigh-in for the SummerSlam match, moderated by Raw General Manager Adam Pearce and Paul Levesque (Triple H).

First to weigh in was Oba Femi, who was announced by Pearce at 302 pounds.

This marks a change of eight pounds from Femi’s usual billed weight, which has been 310 pounds since his WWE debut.

After the Hell in a Cell structure came down around the ring, Lesnar came out next and was set to enter the ring to weigh in, but refused to do so, instead staying on the outside with his manager Paul Heyman, locking the door, and keeping hold of the key.

Heyman and Lesnar marched around the ring with Heyman talking up Lesnar’s chances for the weekend, before claiming that Lesnar had been on the scales backstage and his weight was 303 pounds – exactly one pound more than Femi, so the idea there could just be that he made it up for the sake of mind games.

Lesnar has typically been billed at either 286 pounds or 295 pounds over the past few years.

Oba Femi Must Beat Brock Lesnar At SummerSlam

When Oba Femi beat Brock Lesnar in five minutes at WWE WrestleMania 42 and Lesnar seemingly retired after the match, it looked to be the perfect way to make a new star in Femi after his main roster debut just a few months prior.

However, Lesnar made a comeback and ended up defeating Femi at Clash In Italy not long after, which means we’ve already seen Femi suffer a loss and proven that he isn’t unbeatable – a questionable booking decision at best.

With SummerSlam being the ultimate deciding match, Femi simply has to get the better of Lesnar on Saturday night to set him on the track to becoming World Champion in the hopefully not too distant future.

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