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: Raulian Paiva Kai Kara France Jose Torres Said Nurmagomedov |
2018 UFC Cuts: Ben Nguyen Yuta Sasaki Hector Sandoval Justin Scoggins Robert Sanchez Marco Beltran Jose Torres Jarred Brooks Demetrious Johnson (Traded) Louis Smolka |
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Henry Cejudo 13-2 (7-2 UFC) |
W-Demetrious Johnson (DEC) W-Sergio Pettis (DEC) W-Wilson Reis (TKO) |
T.J. Dillashaw Fight Night 143 01/19/2019 |
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Jussier Formiga 22-5 (8-4 UFC) |
W-Sergio Pettis (DEC) W-Ben Nguyen (SUB) W-Yuta Sasaki (SUB) |
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Joseph Benavidez 26-5 (13-3 UFC) |
W-Alex Perez (TKO) L-Sergio Pettis (DEC) W-Henry Cejudo (DEC) |
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Ray Borg 11-3 (5-3 UFC) |
L-Demetrious Johnson (SUB) W-Jussier Formiga (DEC) W-Louis Smolka (DEC) |
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Deiveson Figueiredo 15-0 (4-0 UFC) |
W-John Moraga (TKO) W-Joseph Morales (TKO) W-Jarred Brooks (DEC) |
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John Moraga 19-7 (8-6 UFC) |
L-Deiveson Figueiredo (TKO) W-Wilson Reis (DEC) W-Magomed Bibulatov (KO) |
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Wilson Reis 23-9 (7-5 UFC) |
W-Ben Nguyen (DEC) L-John Moraga (DEC) L-Henry Cejudo (TKO) |
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Alexandre Pantoja 20-3 (4-1 UFC) |
W-Yuta Sasaki (SUB) W-Brandon Moreno (DEC) L-Dustin Ortiz (DEC) |
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Brandon Moreno 14-5 (3-2 UFC) |
L-Alexandre Pantoja (DEC) L-Sergio Pettis (DEC) W-Dustin Ortiz (SUB) |
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Dustin Ortiz 19-7 (8-5 UFC) |
W-Matheus Nicolau (DEC) W-Alexandre Pantoja (DEC) W-Hector Sandoval (KO) |
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Matheus Nicolau 13-2-1 (3-1 UFC) |
L-Dustin Ortiz (DEC) W-Louis Smolka (DEC) W-John Moraga (DEC) |
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Tim Elliott 15-8-1 (4-6 UFC) |
W-Mark Delarosa (SUB) L-Ben Nguyen (SUB) W-Louis Smolka (DEC) |
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Alex Perez 21-5 (3-1 UFC) |
L-Joseph Benavidez (TKO) W-Jose Torres (KO) W-Eric Shelton (DEC) |
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Magomed Bibulatov 14-1 (1-1 UFC) |
L-John Moraga (KO) W-Jenel Lausa (DEC) W-Yunus Evloev (SUB) |
Rogerio Bontorin Fight Night 144 02/02/2019 |
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Said Nurmagomedov 12-1 (1-0 UFC) |
W-Justin Scoggins (DEC) W-Luis Nogueira (DEC) W-Anderson dos Santos (DEC) |
Ricardo Ramos Fight Night 144 02/02/2019 |
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Ryan Benoit 10-5 (3-3 UFC) |
W-Ashkan Mokhtarian (KO) L-Brandon Moreno (DEC) W-Fredy Serrano (DEC) |
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Eric Shelton 12-5 (2-3 UFC) |
W-Joseph Morales (DEC) L-Alex Perez (DEC) W-Jenel Lausa (DEC) |
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Joseph Morales 9-2 (1-2 UFC) |
L-Eric Shelton (DEC) L-Deiveson Figueiredo (TKO) W-Roberto Sanchez (SUB) |
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Mark Delarosa 11-1 (2-1 UFC) |
W-Joby Sanchez (DEC) W-Elias Garcia (SUB) L-Tim Elliott (SUB) |
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Matt Schnell 11-4 (2-2 UFC) |
W-Naoki Inoue (DEC) W-Marco Beltran (DEC) L-Hector Sandoval (TKO) |
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Kai Kara France 18-7 (1-0 UFC) |
W-Elias Garcia (DEC) W-Xiaoyu Shi (SUB) W-Huoyixibai Chuhayifu (DEC) |
Raulian Paiva UFC 234 02/10/2019 |
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Joby Sanchez 11-4 (1-4 UFC) |
L-Mark Delarosa (DEC) L-Roberto Sanchez (SUB) W-J.P. Buys (TKO) |
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Naoki Inoue 11-1 (1-1 UFC) |
L-Matt Schnell (DEC) W-Carls John de Tomas (DEC) W-Tomohiro Adaniya (DEC) |
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Elias Garcia 4-2 (0-2UFC) |
L-Kai Kara France (DEC) L-Mark Delarosa (SUB) W-Adam Antolin (KO) |
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Jenel Lausa 7-5 (1-3 UFC) |
L-Yuta Sasaki (SUB) L-Eric Shelton (DEC) L-Magomed Bibulatov (DEC) |
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Ashkan Mokhtarian 13-3 (0-2 UFC) |
L-Ryan Benoit (KO) L-John Moraga (DEC) W-Kan Hamongkol (KO) |
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| Ineligible for Rankings * Suspension * Inactivity>15 months * Moving Divisions * Yet to debut |
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Jordan Espinosa 13-5 (0-0 UFC) |
W-Riley Dutro (TKO) W-C.J. Hamilton (DEC) W-Nick Urso (SUB) |
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Raulian Paiva 18-1 (0-0 UFC) |
W-Allan Nascimento (DEC) W-Iliarde Santos (KO) W-Lisrael Figueiredo (SUB) |
Kai Kara-France UFC 234 02/10/2019 |
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| UFC Rankings FAQ | ||||
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| * These rankings are not official, nor do they reflect any affiliation with, sponsorship, or endorsement by the UFC. The rankings generated by the UFC can be found here. | ||||
| UFC Rankings are comprised of all fighters currently signed to the UFC. RankingMMA has been publishing UFC rankings since 2006.
So, how do we compile our rankings? What separates us from other web sites that formulate rankings? Here is our rankings criteria: There are many fighters sporting undefeated records from developing fight scenes, especially abroad. Something we take into consideration is the strength of competition they have faced. If a fighter has compiled a bunch of wins against competition that is lackluster they will likely have a difficult time moving up in the rankings until they face stiffer competition in order for us to accurately predict how they would perform against exceedingly tougher competition. If a fighter has fought elite competition and fallen short, we factor in how they performed. If a fighter fairs well against a higher-ranked adversary, they could still move up in the rankings. Actual fight footage is reviewed, regardless of promotion in order to formulate our rankings. = Fighter moves up in the rankings after recent fight Reasons a fighter is ineligible for UFC Rankings |
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Why isn’t Deiveson Alcantara and Marco Beltran ranked in the Flyweight listings?
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Thank you, now ranked!
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He was cut, and then re-signed again.
11:29 AM
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Updated. Seery did look real good in that fight. Hopefully, he avenges his prior loss to Harris later this year.
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Lineker 8???? LINEKER 3!!!
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He hasn’t made weight in 3 of his last 4 fights. Also, his submission loss to Louis Gaudinot is pulling down his ranking. Lineker has looked great in his last 3 fights, but it’s not like he’s been facing stellar competition (Harris, Maria, Gashimov).
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Must be nice to have one win and be in the top ten in the ufc// the ufc needs tog et more fighters in this division// they should have like a flyweight TUF// with like japan vs usa or something// they need at least 20 more guys to make it a egit divison// at the divison still wont be taken seriously unless this divison gets stacked
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Agreed, there are way too many high-level flyweights currently toiling away on the independent circuit. The UFC has curiously decided to continue casting their upcoming Ultimate Fighter seasons with lightweights and welterweights. The UFC could strike gold if they put together a flyweight season as they are much more likely to have their TUF winner go on to title contention. Look at John Dodson, he is already a fight or two away. Meanwhile, guys like Court McGee, Mac Danzig, Efrain Escudero, Jonathan Brookins, Ross Pearson, etc. are struggling to even keep their roster spot.
Just look at last season’s TUF. Mike Chiesa had an amazing story, but there is no way he is ever going to reach contender status. The UFC basically just pour a ton of money into marketing and the entire TUF process to find a mid-level prospect. I hope Chiesa goes on to big things, but the reality is his striking will never allow him to do so.
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when lineker beats urushitani what will you do? move lineker up or urushitani down?
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Lineker is a stud, but his submission/takedown defense is still questionable. Urushitani probably doesn’t have the wrestling to take Lineker down. I am expecting Lineker to score a big knockout, which would be a solid win for him in the thin flyweight division.