Men’s Divisions
Heavyweight (265) – Light Heavyweight (205) – Middleweight (185) – Welterweight (170) – Lightweight (155) – Featherweight (145) – Bantamweight (135) – Flyweight (125)Women’s Divisions
Women’s Featherweight (145) – Women’s Bantamweight (135) – Women’s Flyweight (125) – Women’s Strawweight (115)
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| 2018 UFC Signings: Chris Gutierrez Sumudaerji Sumudaerji Louis Smolka Martin Day Vince Morales Rogerio Bontorin Jonathan Martinez Domingo Pilarte Montel Jackson Elias Garcia Pingyuan Liu Petr Yan Manny Bermudez |
2018 UFC Cuts: Damian Stasiak Russell Doane Norifumi Yamamoto (deceased) Joe Soto Albert Morales Diego Rivas Felipe Arantes (retired) Augusto Mendes |
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T.J. Dillashaw 16-3 (12-3 UFC) |
W-Cody Garbrandt (KO) W-Cody Garbrandt (TKO) W-John Lineker (DEC) |
Henry Cejudo Fight Night 143 01/19/2019 |
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Cody Garbrandt 11-2 (6-2 UFC) |
L-T.J. Dillashaw (KO) L-T.J. Dillashaw (TKO) W-Dominick Cruz (DEC) |
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Raphael Assuncao 27-5 (11-2 UFC) |
W-Rob Font (DEC) W-Matthew Lopez (KO) W-Marlon Moraes (DEC) |
Marlon Moraes Fight Night 144 02/02/2019 |
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Marlon Moraes 21-5-1 (3-1 UFC) |
W-Jimmie Rivera (KO) W-Aljamain Sterling (KO) W-John Dodson (DEC) |
Raphael Assuncao Fight Night 144 02/02/2019 |
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Jimmie Rivera 22-2 (6-1 UFC) |
W-John Dodson (DEC) L-Marlon Moraes (KO) W-Thomas Almeida (DEC) |
Aljamain Sterling Fight Night 145 02/23/2019 |
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John Lineker 31-8 (12-3 UFC) |
W-Brian Kelleher (KO) W-Marlon Vera (DEC) L-T.J. Dillashaw (DEC) |
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Aljamain Sterling 16-3 (8-3 UFC) |
W-Cody Stamann (SUB) W-Brett Johns (DEC) L-Marlon Moraes (KO) |
Jimmie Rivera Fight Night 145 02/23/2019 |
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John Dodson 20-10 (9-5 UFC) |
L-Jimmie Rivera (DEC) W-Pedro Munhoz (DEC) L-Marlon Moraes (DEC) |
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Pedro Munhoz 17-3 (7-3 UFC) |
W-Bryan Caraway (TKO) W-Brett Johns (DEC) L-John Dodson (DEC) |
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Rob Font 16-4 (6-3 UFC) |
W-Sergio Pettis (DEC) L-Raphael Assuncao (DEC) W-Thomas Almeida (TKO) |
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Petr Yan 11-1 (3-0 UFC) |
W-Douglas Andrade (TKO) W-Jin Soo Son (DEC) W-Teruto Ishihara (TKO) |
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Alejandro Perez 21-6-1 (7-1-1 UFC) |
W-Eddie Wineland (DEC) W-Matthew Lopez (TKO) W-Iuri Alcantara (DEC) |
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Cody Stamann 16-2 (3-1 UFC) |
L-Aljamain Sterling (SUB) W-Bryan Caraway (DEC) W-Tom Duquesnoy (DEC) |
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Bryan Caraway 21-9 (6-4 UFC) |
L-Pedro Munhoz (TKO) L-Cody Stamman (DEC) W-Aljamain Sterling (DEC) |
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Thomas Almeida 22-3 (5-3 UFC) |
L-Rob Font (TKO) L-Jimmie Rivera (DEC) W-Albert Morales (TKO) |
Cody Sandhagen Fight Night 143 01/19/2019 |
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Eddie Wineland 23-13-1 (5-7 UFC) |
L-Alejandro Perez (DEC) L-John Dodson (DEC) W-Takeya Mizugaki (TKO) |
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Brett Johns 15-2 (3-2 UFC) |
L-Pedro Munhoz (DEC) L-Aljamain Sterling (DEC) W-Joe Soto (SUB) |
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Douglas Andrade 25-3 (3-3 UFC) |
L-Petr Yan (TKO) W-Marlon Vera (DEC) L-Rob Font (SUB) |
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Marlon Vera 12-5-1 (6-4 UFC) |
W-Guido Cannetti (SUB) W-Wuljii Buren (KO) L-Douglas Andrade (DEC) |
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Montel Jackson 4-1 (1-1 UFC) |
W-Brian Kelleher (SUB) L-Ricky Simon (DEC) W-Rico DiSciullo (TKO) |
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Brian Kelleher 19-10 (3-3 UFC) |
L-Montel Jackson (SUB) L-John Lineker (KO) W-Renan Barao (DEC) |
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Frankie Saenz 13-5 (5-3 UFC) |
W-Henry Briones (DEC) W-Merab Dvalishvili (DEC) L-Augusto Mendes (DEC) |
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Cory Sandhagen 9-1 (2-0 UFC) |
W-Iuri Alcantara (TKO) W-Austin Arnett (TKO) W-Jose Aguayo (TKO) |
Thomas Almeida Fight Night 143 01/19/2019 |
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Iuri Alcantara 35-10 (10-7 UFC) |
L-Cory Sandhagen (TKO) W-Joe Soto (TKO) L-Alejandro Perez (DEC) |
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Rani Yahya 26-9 (11-3 UFC) |
W-Luke Sanders (SUB) W-Russell Doane (SUB) W-Henry Briones (SUB) |
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Nathaniel Wood 15-3 (2-0 UFC) |
W-Andre Ewell (SUB) W-Johnny Eduardo (SUB) W-Luca Iovine (KO) |
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Sergio Pettis 17-5 (8-5 UFC) |
L-Rob Font (DEC) L-Jussier Formiga (DEC) W-Joseph Benavidez (DEC) |
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Ricky Simon 14-1 (2-0 UFC) |
W-Montel Jackson (DEC) W-Merab Dvalishvili (SUB) W-Vinicius Zani (KO) |
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Ricardo Ramos 12-1 (3-0 UFC) |
W-Kyung Ho Kang (DEC) W-Aiemann Zahabi (KO) W-Michinori Tanaka (DEC) |
Said Nurmagomedov Fight Night 144 02/02/2019 |
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Brad Katona 8-0 (2-0 UFC) |
W-Matthew Lopez (DEC) W-Jay Cucciniello (DEC) W-Bryce Mitchell (SUB) |
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Raoni Barcelos 13-1 (2-0 UFC) |
W-Chris Gutierrez (SUB) W-Kurt Holobaugh (KO) W-Dan Moret (KO) |
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Matthew Lopez 10-4 (2-4 UFC) |
L-Brad Katona (DEC) L-Alejandro Perez (TKO) L-Raphael Assuncao (KO) |
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Andre Ewell 14-5 (1-1 UFC) |
L-Nathaniel Wood (SUB) W-Renan Barao (UFC) W-Dinis Paiva (SUB) |
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Renan Barao 34-7 (9-6 UFC) |
L-Brian Kelleher (DEC) L-Brian Kelleher (DEC) L-Aljamain Sterling (DEC) |
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Johnny Eduardo 28-12 (3-4 UFC) |
L-Nathaniel Wood (SUB) L-Matthew Lopez (TKO) W-Manny Gamburyan (TKO) |
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Tom Duquesnoy 16-2 (2-1 UFC) |
W-Terrion Ware (DEC) L-Cody Stamann (DEC) W-Patrick Williams (TKO) |
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Sean O’Malley 10-0 (2-0 UFC) |
W-Andre Soukhamthath (DEC) W-Terrion Ware (DEC) W-Alfred Khashakyan (KO) |
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Manny Bermudez 12-0 (2-0 UFC) |
W-Davey Grant (SUB) W-Albert Morales (SUB) W-Bendy Casimir (SUB) |
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Benito Lopez 9-0 (1-0 UFC) |
W-Albert Morales (DEC) W-Steven Peterson (DEC) W-Benjamin Vinson (TKO) |
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Merab Dvalishvili 8-4 (1-2 UFC) |
W-Terrion Ware (DEC) L-Ricky Simon (SUB) L-Frankie Saenz (DEC) |
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Andre Soukhamthath 13-6 (2-3 UFC) |
W-Jonathan Martinez (DEC) L-Sean O’Malley (DEC) W-Luke Sanders (TKO) |
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Kyung Ho Kang 14-8 (3-2 UFC) |
L-Ricardo Ramos (DEC) W-Guido Cannetti (SUB) W-Michinori Tanaka (DEC) |
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Aiemann Zahabi 7-1 (1-1 UFC) |
L-Ricardo Ramos (KO) W-Reginaldo Vieira (DEC) W-Kyle Oliveira (TKO) |
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Luke Sanders 12-3 (2-3 UFC) |
L-Rani Yahya (SUB) W-Patrick Williams (DEC) L-Andre Soukhamthath (TKO) |
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Jose Quinonez 7-2 (4-1 UFC) |
W-Teruto Ishihara (DEC) W-Diego Rivas (DEC) W-Joey Gomez (DEC) |
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Louis Smolka 14-5 (6-5 UFC) |
W-Sumudaerji Sumudaerji (SUB) W-Tycen Lynn (SUB) W-Tyrone Gorgonia (TKO) |
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Yadong Song 12-3 (3-0 UFC) |
W-Vince Morales (DEC) W-Felipe Arantes (KO) W-Bharat Khandare (SUB) |
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Teruto Ishihara 10-6-2 (3-4-1 UFC) |
L-Petr Yan (TKO) L-Jose Quinonez (DEC) W-Rolando Dy (DEC) |
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Pingyuan Liu 13-5 (2-0 UFC) |
W-Martin Day (DEC) W-Damian Stasiak (DEC) W-Yuichi Ohashi (TKO) |
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Davey Grant 9-4 (1-3 UFC) |
L-Manny Bermudez (SUB) L-Damian Stasiak (SUB) W-Marlon Vera (DEC) |
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Patrick Williams 8-6 (1-3 UFC) |
L-Luke Sanders (DEC) L-Tom Duquesnoy (TKO) W-Alejandro Perez (SUB) |
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Henry Briones 16-8-1 (1-4 UFC) |
L-Frankie Saenz (DEC) L-Rani Yahya (SUB) L-Douglas Andrade (TKO) |
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Guido Cannetti 8-4 (2-3 UFC) |
L-Marlon Vera (SUB) W-Diego Rivas (DEC) L-Kyung Ho Kang (SUB) |
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Chris Gutierrez 12-4-1 (0-1 UFC) |
L-Raoni Barcelos (SUB) W-Ray Rodriguez (SUB) W-Jimmy Flick (TKO) |
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Jonathan Martinez 9-2 (0-1 UFC) |
L-Andre Soukhamthath (DEC) W-Randy Hinds (SUB) W-Jesse Cruz (SUB) |
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Kwan Ho Kwak 9-2 (0-2 UFC) |
L-Russell Doane (TKO) L-Brett Johns (DEC) W-Alptekin Ozkilic (DEC) |
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Terrion Ware 17-9 (0-4 UFC) |
L-Merab Dvalishvili (DEC) L-Tom Duquesnoy (DEC) L-Sean O’Malley (DEC) |
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Vince Morales 8-3 (0-1 UFC) |
L-Yadong Song (DEC) W-Justin Williams (DEC) L-Domingo Pilarte (SUB) |
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Jin Soo Son 9-3 (0-1 UFC) |
L-Petr Yan (DEC) W-Toshiaki Kitada (TKO) W-Makoto Kamaya (DEC) |
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Martin Day 8-3 (0-1 UFC) |
L-Pingyuan Liu (DEC) W-Brady Huang (TKO) W-Shojin Miki (DEC) |
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Sumudaerji Sumudaerji 8-2 (0-1 UFC) |
L-Louis Smolka (SUB) W-Zelimkhan Makaev (TKO) W-Bidzina Gavashelishvili (KO) |
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Wuljii Buren 9-5 (0-2 UFC) |
L-Marlon Vera (KO) L-Rolando Dy (DEC) W-Yuan Ye (SUB) |
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Bharat Khandare 5-3 (0-1 UFC) |
L-Yadong Song (SUB) L-Ahmed Fares (SUB) W-Sami Amin (SUB) |
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Dominick Cruz 22-2 (5-1 UFC) |
L-Cody Garbrandt (DEC) W-Urijah Faber (DEC) W-T.J. Dillashaw (DEC) |
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Mitch Gagnon 12-4 (4-3 UFC) |
L-Matthew Lopez (DEC) L-Renan Barao (SUB) W-Roman Salazar (SUB) |
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Boston Salmon 6-1 (0-0 UFC) |
W-Ricky Turcios (DEC) L-Zac Riley (DEC) W-Keith Carson (KO) |
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Rogerio Bontorin 14-1 (0-0 UFC) |
W-Gustavo Silva (SUB) W-Paulo Cardoso (TKO) L-Michinori Tanaka (SUB) |
Magomed Bibulatov Fight Night 144 02/02/2019 |
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Domingo Pilarte 8-1 (0-0 UFC) |
W-Vince Morales (SUB) W-Adrian Yanez (DEC) W-Chris Pham (KO) |
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Legacy FC champ, Thomas de Almeida signed to the UFC
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Hugo Vianna will be the future champion. You bet.
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Cody BamBam Bollinger 14-3 made his debut at 135s march 24th He has a win over cameron Dollar at 155s ,Top Prospect for TUF 18 should be in the mix
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Bollinger is a solid fighter. I had him in my Top 25 prospects prior to him signing with Bellator. His fight with Shamhalaev was surprisingly one-sided, but the move down to 135 lbs. should be a good career move for him.
Since Bollinger participated in a Bellator tournament he is no longer eligible to be ranked in the “Prospects” section. With a couple of wins though he should be able to make some noise at bantamweight.
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Ok,your rankings are more about who’s next in line for a title shot,that’s ok i don’t do it that way i think bowles has seniority until mcdonald beats him or someone ranked ahead of him. and jorgensen above pickett? going back to his WEC victory.
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Pickett above Jorgensen is something that I looked closely at. Wineland’s KO of Jorgensen definitely shuffled the rankings up. I feel that Pickett deserves to be ranked above Wineland at this point, thus creating the current hierarchy of Pickett<Wineland
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McDonald shouldn’t be ahead of bowles, jorgensen, and pickett at this stage,you may be proved right,but rankings shouldn’t be done on potential.
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McDonald’s win over Miguel Torres gave him just the boost to move up the rankings. Bowles, Jorgensen, and Pickett are all stuck in a slump against high-level competition. Meanwhile, McDonald is undefeated with a finish win over Torres.
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i still think bowles is ahead of mcdonald,bowles took torres out when torres was at his peak did he not ? and has only lost to cruz and faber since. unless your ranking them on who’s closer to getting a title shot?
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Bowles is still an elite bantamweight, but his recent loss to Urijah Faber was one-sided. Meanwhile, McDonald took a huge step up in competition against Torres and knocked him out in the 1st round. I was not a big believer in McDonald until that win. Bowles just needs to stay healthy and he should be right back in the title picture. Until he does though, he is ranked lower McDonald.
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why is Miguel Torres above
Demetrious Johnson?
also is Cole Escovedo actually 6-2 in the ufc or is that an error?
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Escovedo was 6-2 in the WEC, thank you for catching the error.
As for Torres above Johnson…they just fought at UFC 130 and Johnson escaped with a controversial decision. Many have argued that Clay Guida was just gifted a decision against Anthony Pettis because all he simply did was hold Pettis down and inflicted very little damage, while Pettis attempted relentless submissions. Though similar scenarios, the Johnson/Torres fight was much tighter and Torres was the one who was looking for the finish, and also delivered some punishment from the times he was on the bottom. Sherdog and MMAjunkie though Torres should have gotten the nod. Therefore, Torres won’t drop in the rankings based on questionable judging. Just like Evan Dunham’s loss to Sean Sherk, Tyson Griffin’s loss to Nik Lentz, Paul Taylor’s loss to Sam Stout, and countless other fights that have been judged to an unfavorable result.
All of our rankings take into consideration the actual fight’s action, rather than just the end result. Otherwise, we’d basically just go on Sherdog’s Fight Finder and go strictly off wins and losses, which wouldn’t be very accurate. We rely heavily on play-by-play details of events and the fighter’s actual performance to determine how a fighter will be ranked following an event, rather than being swayed by judges’ decisions.
What do you think? Would you rank #7 Johnson above #5 Torres and #6 Pickett(who Johnson lost to)?