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| Our Ranking | Fighter | Last 3 Fights | Next Fight | ||
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| 2018 UFC Signings: Ottman Azaitar Laureano Staropoli Ben Askren Jalin Turner David Zawada Chance Rencountre Craig White Carlo Pedersoli Hector Aldana Curtis Millender | 2018 UFC Cuts: Sage Northcutt Yoshihiro Akiyama Hyun Gyu Lim Nicholas Musoke Jesse Taylor Ryan LaFlare (retired) Daichi Abe George Sullivan Jake Ellenberger (retired) Oliver Enkamp Tom Gallicchio Jim Wallhead Erick Silva Bojan Velickovic Galore Bofando Bobby Nash Mike Pyle (retired) Jonathan Meunier | ||||
 |  |  | Kamaru Usman 15-1 (10-0 UFC) | W-Tyron Woodley (DEC) W-Rafael dos Anjos (DEC) W-Demian Maia (DEC) | |
| 1 |  | | Tyron Woodley 19-4-1 (9-3-1 UFC) | L-Kamaru Usman (DEC) W-Darren Till (SUB) W-Demian Maia (DEC) | |
| 2 |  | | Colby Covington 14-1 (9-1 UFC) | W-Rafael dos Anjos (DEC) W-Demian Maia (DEC) W-Dong Hyun Kim (DEC) | |
| 3 |  |  | Rafael dos Anjos 29-11 (18-9 UFC) | W-Kevin Lee (SUB) L-Kamaru Usman (DEC) L-Colby Covington (DEC) | |
| 4 |  | | Ben Askren 19-0 (1-0 UFC) | W-Robbie Lawler (SUB) W-Shinya Aoki (TKO) W-Zebastian Kadestam (TKO) | Jorge Masvidal UFC 239 07/06/2019 |
| 5 |  | | Robbie Lawler 28-13 (12-7 UFC) | L-Ben Askren (SUB) L-Rafael dos Anjos (DEC) W-Donald Cerrone (DEC) | |
| 6 |  | | Jorge Masvidal 33-13 (10-6 UFC) | W-Darren Till (KO) L-Stephen Thompson (DEC) L-Demian Maia (DEC) | Ben Askren UFC 239 07/06/2019 |
| 7 |  |  | Darren Till 17-2-1 (5-2-1 UFC) | L-Jorge Masvidal IKO) L-Tyron Woodley (SUB) W-Stephen Thompson (DEC) | |
| 8 |  | | Anthony Pettis 22-8 (9-7 UFC) | W-Stephen Thompson (KO) L-Tony Ferguson (TKO) W-Michael Chiesa (SUB) | Nate Diaz UFC 241 08/17/2019 |
| 9 |  | | Stephen Thompson 14-4-1 (9-4-1 UFC) | L-Anthony Pettis (KO) L-Darren Till (DEC) W-Jorge Masvidal (DEC) | |
| 10 |  | | Demian Maia 26-9 (20-9 UFC) | W-Lyman Good (SUB) L-Kamaru Usman (DEC) L-Colby Covington (DEC) | Tony Martin UFC on ESPN 3 06/29/2019 |
| 11 |  | | Leon Edwards 17-3 (9-2 UFC) | W-Gunnar Nelson (DEC) W-Donald Cerrone (DEC) W-Peter Sobotta (TKO) | |
| 12 |  |  | Santiago Ponzinibbio 27-3 (9-2 UFC) | W-Neil Magny (KO) W-Mike Perry (DEC) W-Gunnar Nelson (KO) | |
| 13 |  | | Kevin Lee 17-5 (10-5 UFC) | L-Rafael dos Anjos (SUB) L-Al Iaquinta (DEC) W-Edson Barboza (TKO) | |
| 14 |  | | Neil Magny 21-7 (14-6 UFC) | L-Santiago Ponzinibbio (KO) W-Craig White (TKO) W-Carlos Condit (DEC) | |
| 15 |  | | Elizeu Zaleski 21-5 (7-1 UFC) | W-Curtis Millender (SUB) W-Luigi Vendramini (KO) W-Sean Strickland (KO) | |
| 16 |  | | Mike Perry 13-4 (6-4 UFC) | W-Alex Oliveira (DEC) L-Donald Cerrone (SUB) W-Paul Felder (DEC) | |
| 17 |  | | Tony Martin 16-4 (8-4 UFC) | W-Sergio Moraes (DEC) W-Jake Matthews (SUB) W-Ryan LaFlare (KO) | Demian Maia UFC on ESPN 3 06/29/2019 |
| 18 |  |  | Gunnar Nelson 17-4-1 (8-4 UFC) | L-Leon Edwards (DEC) W-Alex Oliveira (SUB) L-Santiago Ponzinibbio (KO) | |
| 19 |  | | Michael Chiesa 15-4 (8-4 UFC) | W-Carlos Condit (SUB) L-Anthony Pettis (SUB) L-Kevin Lee (SUB) | Diego Sanchez UFC 239 07/06/2019 |
| 20 |  | | Alex Oliveira 18-7-1 (9-5 UFC) | L-Mike Perry (DEC) L-Gunnar Nelson (SUB) W-Carlo Pedersoli (KO) | |
| 21 |  | | Vicente Luque 16-6-1 (8-2 UFC) | W-Derrick Krantz (TKO) W-Bryan Barberena (TKO) W-Jalin Turner (KO) | |
| 22 |  | | Claudio Silva 13-1 (4-0 UFC) | W-Danny Roberts (SUB) W-Nordine Taleb (SUB) W-Leon Edwards (DEC) | |
| 23 |  |  | Alexey Kunchenko 20-0 (2-0 UFC) | W-Yushin Okami (DEC) W-Thiago Alves (DEC) W-Alexander Butenko (TKO) | |
| 24 |  |  | Ramazan Emeev 18-3 (3-0 UFC) | W-Stefan Sekulic (DEC) W-Alberto Mina (DEC) W-Sam Alvey (DEC) | |
| 25 |  |  | Abdul Razak Alhassan 10-1 (4-1 UFC) | W-Niko Price (KO) W-Sabah Homasi (KO) W-Sabah Homasi (TKO) | |
| NR |  | | Niko Price 14-2 (6-2 UFC) | W-Tim Means (TKO) L-Abdul-Razak Alhassan (KO) W-Randy Brown (KO) | |
| NR |  | | Sean Strickland 20-3 (7-3 UFC) | W-Nordine Taleb (TKO) L-Elizeu Zaleski (KO) W-Court McGee (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Geoff Neal 11-2 (3-0 UFC) | W-Belal Muhammad (DEC) W-Frank Camacho (KO) W-Brian Camozzi (SUB) | |
| NR |  | | Belal Muhammad 15-3 (6-3 UFC) | W-Curtis Millender (DEC) L-Geoff Neal (DEC) W-Chance Rencountre (DEC) | Takashi Sato UFC 242 09/07/2019 |
| NR |  | | Curtis Millender 17-5 (3-2 UFC) | L-Belal Muhammad (SUB) L-Elizeu Zaleski (SUB) W-Siyar Bahadurzada (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Carlos Condit 30-13 (7-9 UFC) | L-Michael Chiesa (SUB) L-Alex Oliveira (SUB) L-Neil Magny (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | James Krause 27-7 (8-3 UFC) | W-Warlley Alves (KO) W-Alex White (DEC) W-Tom Gallicchio (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Bryan Barberena 14-6 (5-4 UFC) | L-Vicente Luque (TKOC) W-Jake Ellenberger (TKO) L-Leon Edwards (DEC) | Randy Brown Fight Night 154 06/22/2019 |
| NR |  | | Warlley Alves 13-3 (7-3 UFC) | W-Sergio Moraes (KO) L-James Krause (KO) W-Sultan Aliev (TKO) | |
| NR |  | | Dwight Grant 10-2 (2-1 UFC) | W-Alan Jouban (DEC) W-Carlo Pedersoli (TKO) L-Zak Ottow (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Alan Jouban 16-7 (7-5 UFC) | L-Dwight Grant (DEC) W-Ben Saunders (KO) L-Niko Price (TKO) | |
| NR |  | | Laureano Staropoli 9-1 (2-0 UFC) | W-Thiago Alves (DEC) W-Hector Aldana (DEC) W-Carlos Rojas (TKO) | |
| NR |  | | Thiago Alves 23-14 (15-11 UFC) | L-Laureano Staropoli (DEC) W-Max Griffin (DEC) L-Alexey Kunchenko (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Max Griffin 15-6 (3-4 UFC) | W-Zelim Imadaev (DEC) L-Thiago Alves (DEC) L-Curtis Millender (DEC) | |
| NR |  |  | Ismail Naurdiev 18-2 (1-0 UFC) | W-Michel Prazeres (DEC) W-Paulistenio Rocha (TKO) W-Georgi Valentinov (KO) | Chance Rencountre UFC 239 07/06/2019 |
| NR |  | | Michel Prazeres 26-3 (10-3 UFC) | L-Ismail Naurdiev (DEC) W-Bartosz Fabinski (SUB) W-Zak Cummings (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Diego Sanchez 29-11 (18-11 UFC) | W-Mickey Gall (TKO) W-Craig White (DEC) L-Matt Brown (KO) | Michael Chiesa UFC 239 07/06/2019 |
| NR |  |  | Nordine Taleb 15-6 (7-4 UFC) | W-Kyle Prepolec (DEC) L-Sean Strickland (TKO) L-Claudio Silva (SUB) | |
| NR |  | | Sergio Moraes 14-5-1 (8-4-1 UFC) | L-Warlley Alves (KO) L-Tony Martin (DEC) W-Ben Saunders (SUB) | |
| NR |  | | Tim Means 28-11-1 (10-7 UFC) | L-Niko Price (TKO) W-Ricky Rainey (TKO) L-Sergio Moraes (DEC) | |
| NR |  |  | Jake Matthews 13-4 (7-4 UFC) | L-Tony Martin (SUB) W-Shinsho Anzai (SUB) W-Li Jingliang (DEC) | |
| NR |  |  | Li Jingliang 16-5 (8-3 UFC) | W-David Zawada (KO) W-Daichi Abe (DEC) L-Jake Matthews (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Dhiego Lima 14-7 (3-5 UFC) | W-Court McGee (DEC) W-Chad Laprise (KO) L-Yushin Okami (DEC) | |
| NR |  |  | Peter Sobotta 17-6-1 (4-5 UFC) | L-Leon Edwards (TKO) W-Ben Saunders (TKO) W-Nicolas Dalby (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Lyman Good 20-5 (2-2 UFC) | L-Demian Maia (SUB) W-Ben Saunders (KO) L-Elizeu Zaleski (DEC) | |
| NR |  | Takashi Sato 15-2 (1-0 UFC) | W-Ben Saunders (TKO) W-Matt Vaile (TKO) L-Glaico Franca (SUB) | Belal Muhammad UFC 242 09/07/2019 |
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| NR |  | | Ben Saunders 22-12-2 (9-9 UFC) | L-Takashi Sato (TKO) L-Lyman Good (KO) L-Sergio Moraes (SUB) | |
| NR |  | | Court McGee 19-8 (8-7 UFC) | L-Dhiego Lima (DEC) W-Alex Garcia (DEC) L-Sean Strickland (DEC) | |
| NR |  |  | Bartosz Fabinski 14-3 (3-1 UFC) | L-Michel Prazeres (SUB) W-Emil Meek (DEC) W-Hector Urbina (DEC) | |
| NR |  |  | Emil Meek 9-4-1 (1-2 UFC) | L-Bartosz Fabinski (DEC) L-Kamaru Usman (DEC) W-Jordan Mein (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Jordan Mein 31-12 (5-4 UFC) | W-Alex Morono (DEC) W-Erick Silva (DEC) L-Belal Muhammad (DEC) | |
| NR |  |  | Siyar Bahadurzada 24-7-1 (4-3 UFC) | L-Curtis Millender (DEC) W-Luan Chagas (KO) W-Rob Wilkinson (TKO) | |
| NR |  |  | Chad Laprise 13-4 (6-4 UFC) | L-Dhiego Lima (KO) L-Vicente Luque (KO) W-Galore Bofando (TKO) | |
| NR |  | | Alex Morono 16-6 (5-3 UFC) | W-Zak Ottow (SUB) W-Kenan Song (DEC) L-Jordan Mein (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Alex Garcia 15-6 (5-5 UFC) | L-Court McGee (DEC) L-Ryan LaFlare (DEC) W-Muslim Salikhov (SUB) | |
| NR |  |  | Randy Brown 10-3 (4-3 UFC) | L-Niko Price (KO) W-Mickey Gall (DEC) L-Belal Muhammad (DEC) | Bryan Barberena Fight Night 154 06/22/2019 |
| NR |  | | Alberto Mina 13-1 (3-1 UFC) | L-Ramazan Emeev (DEC) W-Mike Pyle (KO) W-Yoshihiro Akiyama (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Mickey Gall 5-2 (4-2 UFC) | L-Diego Sanchez (TKO) W-George Sullivan (SUB) L-Randy Brown (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Zak Ottow 17-7 (4-4 UFC) | L-Alex Morono (SUB) W-Dwight Grant (DEC) L-Sage Northcutt (KO) | |
| NR |  |  | Keita Nakamura 34-10-2 (4-7 UFC) | L-Sultan Aliev (DEC) W-Salim Touahri (DEC) L-Tony Martin (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Carlo Pedersoli 11-3 (1-2 UFC) | L-Dwight Grant (TKO) L-Alex Oliveira (KO) W-Bradley Scott (DEC) | |
| NR | | Michel Pereira 22-9 (0-0 UFC) | W-Danny Roberts (KO) W-Won Jun Choi (KO) L-Dusko Todorovic (TKO) | ||
| NR |  | | Danny Roberts 16-5 (5-4 UFC) | L-Michel Pereira (KO) L-Claudio Silva (SUB) W-David Zawada (DEC) | |
| NR | | Derrick Krantz 23-11 (0-1 UFC) | L-Vicente Luque (TKO) W-Justin Patterson (KO) W-Hayward Charles (TKO) | ||
| NR |  | | Luan Chagas 15-3-1 (1-2-1 UFC) | L-Siyar Bahadurzada (KO) W-Jim Wallhead (SUB) L-Erick Silva (SUB) | |
| NR |  | | Shinsho Anzai 10-3 (2-2 UFC) | L-Jake Matthews (SUB) W-Luke Jumeau (DEC) W-Roger Zapata (TKO) | |
| NR |  |  | Luke Jumeau 13-4 (2-1 UFC) | W-Daichi Abe (DEC) L-Shinsho Anzai (DEC) W-Dominique Steele (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Chance Rencountre 13-3 (1-1 UFC) | W-Kyle Stewart (SUB) L-Belal Muhammad (DEC) W-Chris Harris (SUB) | Ismail Naurdiev UFC 239 07/06/2019 |
| NR |  | | Kenan Song 13-4 (2-1 UFC) | L-Alex Morono (DEC) W-Hector Aldana (TKO) W-Bobby Nash (KO) | |
| NR |  | | Ricky Rainey 13-6 (0-2 UFC) | L-Tim Means (TKO) L-Muslim Salikhov (KO) W-Marc Stevens (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Kyle Stewart 11-2 (0-1 UFC) | L-Chance Rencountre (SUB) W-Braden Smith (DEC) L-James Nakashima (DEC) | Erik Koch UFC 240 07/27/2019 |
| NR | Sergey Khandozhko | W-Rostem Akman (DEC) | |||
| NR |  | | David Zawada 16-5 (0-2 UFC) | L-Li Jingliang (KO) L-Danny Roberts (DEC) W-Michal Michalski (SUB) | |
| NR |  | Zelim Imadaev 8-1 (0-1 UFC) | L-Max Griffin (DEC) W-Ivan Gluhak (KO) W-Yuri Izotov (KO) | ||
| NR | Rostem Akman | L-Sergey Khandozhko (DEC) | |||
| NR |  | | Brian Camozzi 7-5 (0-3 UFC) | L-Geoff Neal (SUB) L-Chad Laprise (TKO) L-Randy Brown (TKO) | |
| NR | | Kyle Prepolec 12-6 (0-1 UFC) | L-Nordine Taleb (DEC) W-Cody Pfister (DEC) W-Scott Hudson (TKO) | ||
| NR |  | | Salim Touahri 10-3 (0-2 UFC) | L-Keita Nakamura (DEC) L-Warlley Alves (DEC) W-Bayzet Khatkhokhu (KO) | |
| NR |  |  | Luigi Vendramini 8-1 (0-1 UFC) | L-Elizeu Zaleski (KO) W-Lucas Eurico (TKO) W-Adriano Andre (TKO) | |
| NR |  |  | Hector Aldana 4-2 (0-2 UFC) | L-Laureano Staropoli (DEC) L-Kenan Song (TKO) L-Enrique Marin (SUB) | |
| NR |  | | Mike Jackson 1-1 (1-1 UFC) | W-Phil Brooks (DEC) L-Mickey Gall (SUB) | |
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 | | Nate Diaz 19-11 (14-9 UFC) | L-Conor McGregor (DEC) W-Conor McGregor (SUB) W-Michael Johnson (DEC) | Anthony Pettis UFC 241 08/17/2019 |
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 |  | Dong Hyun Kim 22-4-1 (13-4 UFC) | L-Colby Covington (DEC) W-Tarec Saffiedine (DEC) W-Dominic Waters (TKO) | ||
 |  | Tarec Saffiedine 16-7 (2-4 UFC) | L-Rafael dos Anjos (DEC) L-Dong Hyun Kim (DEC) L-Rick Story (DEC) | ||
 | | Matt Brown 21-16 (14-10 UFC) | W-Diego Sanchez (KO) L-Donald Cerrone (KO) L-Jake Ellenberger (TKO) | ||
 | | Muslim Salikhov 13-2 (1-1 UFC) | W-Ricky Rainey (KO) L-Alex Garcia (SUB) W-Melvin Guillard (KO) | ||
 | | Nathan Coy 15-7 (1-2 UFC) | L-Zak Cummings (SUB) W-Jonavin Webb (DEC) L-Danny Roberts (SUB) | ||
 | | Bradley Scott 11-6 (3-5 UFC) | L-Carlo Pedersoli (DEC) L-Jack Hermansson (TKO) W-Scott Askham (DEC) | ||
 | | Sheldon Westcott 9-3-1 (1-2 UFC) | W-Edgar Garcia (TKO) L-Pawel Pawlak (DEC) L-Elias Theodorou (TKO) | ||
 | | Pascal Krauss 11-2 (2-2 UFC) | L-Hyun Gyu Lim (TKO) W-Mike Stumpf (DEC) L-John Hathaway (DEC) | ||
 | | Alex Reyes 13-3 (0-1 UFC) | L-Mike Perry (KO) W-Gil Guardado (KO) W-Thomas Noel (SUB) | ||
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 |  | Stefan Sekulic 12-3 (0-1 UFC) | L-Ramazan Emeev (DEC) W-Givago Francisco SUB) W-Ivica Truscek (SUB) | ||
 | | Ottman Azaitar 11-0 (0-0 UFC) | W-Danijel Kokora (KO) W-Alejandro Martinez (TKO) W-Charlie Leary (TKO) | ||
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Best rankings….. Thanks for updating
to bad for rory, the guy he handled so easily is now the champ and he is with bellator. rory total domination over woodley
cm punk is higher then nick diaz hehe
They update it after every UFC event (at least). Be cool.
I think that Riddle (and Rivera at Bantamweight) should be out of the rankings until they fight next even though their suspension is over.
It looks to me like Riddle’s last win over Clements is taken into consideration, if it’s a NC it should be treated as such.
Just my opinion, keep suspended fighters non-ranked until they fight next.
Hmm, good point. I did remove Diaz, Shields, Leben, and Overeem, but those were longer suspensions.
Good win for Mike Pierce, i thought Simpson’ corner could have done better to settle him down between rounds,tell him to reset and do same again,not get sloppy,but Mike Pierce is definately a gate keeper, the only guys he lost too are top guys.I hope i’m not wrong about Silva though and he’s only a couple big wins away from a title shot.
I still think Pierce should cut down to 155. It is obvious that he is carrying some extra weight around the midsection and his lack of height and reach does not help him one bit. I’m not sure if I’m ready to label Pierce a gatekeeper at this point. He’d have a decent shot at avenging his losses to Koscheck or Fitch if they were to face off again. Should of, could of though, and you are right, at this point Pierce is sitting on the outside of the top contenders list.
As for silva, if he beats Fitch, it’s going to be a race between him and Rory MacDonald to see which prospect claims a title shot first. Considering GSP is still welterweight champion, we will likely see Silva claim that future shot if he can win his next couple of fights.
I may have been wrong about Silva, but i wasn’t wrong about Fitch i’ve always had him top 3 in my rankings. should look at moving Silva down now to around 15 maybe you think? and Demian Maia up. i have Maia at 11 but my rankings look a lot different to yours,i have Fitch and Koscheck higher and Condit and Kampmann lower and of course i still have Diaz and Penn in my top ten.
Maia got a nice boost in the rankings and will hopefully face off with Fitch next. As for Erick Silva, he put on a good performance and his stock did not drop much. I still have him ranked behind a solid grappler like Pierce, but ahead of Story, Alves, Akiyama, Kim, all of whom are struggling or coming off losses themselves.
I do find some merit behind your Fitch and Koscheck ranked above Condit and Kampmann statement. It all had to do with timing. Fitch and Kos were struggling with injuries and recent losses, while Condit and Kampmann struck while the iron was hot. Do I think Fitch would beat Condit? It would be a great fight that I would be slightly leaning towards Fitch to grind out.
Erick Silva could be ranked higher and Mike Pierce lower.
I agree, Silva is a future star. If he can get past Fitch, Silva should skyrocket into the Top 5. Pierce’s only losses in recent years have been close decisions to Fitch, Hendricks, and Koscheck. Pierce below Thiago Silva or Rick Story could be debated, but Story is still trying to bounce from his loss to Brenneman. Dong Hyun Kim, Aaron Simpson, Akiyama, etc. could all leapfrog Pierce with a signature win, but the entire welterweight division has been in neutral for the last few months.
Dude, your rankings are awesome and realistic, some people don’t understand that fighter rankings aren’t just “who I think is better, there’s a lot of “who beat who” other stuff coming into consideration.
Don’t pay attention to any of the haters, people who have a problem with your rankings should try maintaining their own ranking lists and see if they can do a better job.
No one is forcing them to use yours.
Thank you, I appreciate the respectful comments.
Kampmann should be ahead of Koscheck, easily.
Brenneman 8? lol
I moved Brenneman down this week, feeling that Diego Sanchez and Martin Kampmann deserve a bump up comparing their recent fight history with Brenneman, Story, Alves, etc. Brenneman may not have won pretty, but he won and knocked off one of the fastest rising stars in the 170-pound division.
None of the above comments make sense, i think the rankings here are almost a hundred percent right, Kampmann is not ahead of Koshchek, Brenneman deserves to be at where it is, and why would anyone care about the 25th place and under? your lame
To be fare, the comments ARE from 2011 🙂