Silva, who has a notable height advantage over Hunt, weighed 119.7kgs and enjoyed a warm reception from the crowd, although Hunt drew the biggest cheer of the afternoon.
Te Huna, who will meet Mauricio `Shogun' Rua tomorrow, was right on the light heavyweight limit of 93kgs, while middleweight Andrews, who will fight Clint Hester, was on the money at 84kgs.
A crowd of more than 1000 people streamed in to the Brisbane Entertainment Centre, which is out of the central city in the suburb of Boondall, for the weigh-ins.
English fighter Michael Bisping, who is currently out of action due to a serious eye injury, entertained the crowd for the first half an hour with an open question and answer session.
UFC fans are nothing if not enthusiastic and Bisping was humorous and honest as he answered every query pushed his way.
Despite Hunt, Andrews and Te Huna all being born and raised in New Zealand, the Australian media have latched on to the Australian-based Kiwis.
The promotional video for tomorrow's event announced Te Huna as ``Australia's own'' when it was screened at the weigh-in.
- Daniel Richardson was a guest of Brisbane Marketing and Tourism Events Queensland.
