[New post] Comprehensive list of current UFC fighters
PunchDrunkGamer posted: "A comprehensive list of all UFC roster moves, releases, signings, and fight announcements for the 634 fighters from strawweight all the way up to heavyweight. - Updated August 10, 2020 Ed. Note: This list was produced and will be manually maintained by Za"
A comprehensive list of all UFC roster moves, releases, signings, and fight announcements for the 634 fighters from strawweight all the way up to heavyweight. - Updated August 10, 2020
Ed. Note: This list was produced and will be manually maintained by Zane Simon. He is the same creator and former minder of the Wikipedia version. Comments, feedback, and questions for Zane are more than welcome, and you can reach him at zanesimon at gmail dot com. Comments are closed as this is purely a reference guide.
This is a list of the fighters currently signed to contract under the UFC. All fighters have been organized by weight division, and within their division, by their number of appearances in the UFC. Fighters with the same number of appearances are organized by number of wins, fighters with the same record are organized alphabetically. Each fight record has four categories: wins, losses, draws, and no-contests (NC). All fight records in this article are displayed in that order, with fights resulting in a no-contest listed in parentheses.
World Extreme Cagefighting (WEC) was purchased by Zuffa in 2006 and officially merged under the UFC brand on January 1, 2011. In April 2011 Zuffa purchased the Strikeforce organization, and officially folded it into the UFC in January 2013. All former WEC and Strikeforce fighters are marked with an asterisk * and have had their ZUFFA record listed in place of their UFC record, starting with WEC 25 and Strikeforce Challengers 15. These records have been, and will be, continued as former WEC and Strikeforce fighters move on in the UFC.
Fighter weight-class changes are noted with either an upward arrow or a downward arrow next to their names. This applies to fighters who have publicly announced a weight change but have yet to fight, as well as those who, as Anderson Silva has on several occasions, are fighting out of their natural weight class and then immediately returning to their previous one.
"TOTT" stands for "Tale of the Tape", designating the nationality used for each fighter during a UFC broadcast.
As of May 7, 2014 new section "Inactive fighters" has been added, as a way to categorize those fighters who have been inactive for more than a year, and who have no definite date of return planned for their next fight in the UFC. This list will also include fighters who have been inactive for less than a year, but have made deliberate statements that they are taking a long term break from competition.
Recent Cuts
These fighters have been released from their contract in the last month. If their release has not been announced they have been listed here based upon their removal from the UFC's active fighter database. Fighters in this table are listed by their release date.
Date
TotT
Name
Division
Zuffa Record
Aug. 3, 2021
Nicco Montano
Women's Bantamweight
1–1
Jul. 25, 2021
Aleksandr Doskalchuk
Flyweight
0–0
Jul. 17, 2021
Marion Reneau (retired)
Women's Bantamweight
5–7–1
Jul. 14, 2021
Omari Akhmedov
Middleweight
9–5–1
Jul. 2, 2021
Raphael Pessoa
Heavyweight
1–2
Jul. 2, 2021
Lara Procopio
Women's Flyweight
1–2
Jul. 1, 2021
Stefan Sekulic
Welterweight
0–2
Jun. 30, 2021
Roque Martinez
Heavyweight
0–3
Jun. 17, 2021
Emil Weber Meek
Welterweight
1–3
Jun. 17, 2021
Alexander Yakovlev
Lightweight
3–6
May 24. 2021
Paul Felder
Lightweight
9–6
May 15, 2021
Ronaldo Souza*
Middleweight
12–8
May 8, 2021
Christian Aguilera
Welterweight
1–2
Apr. 24, 2021
Tyron Woodley*
Welterweight
11–7–1
Recent Signings
The fighters listed below have been signed or come out of retirement in the last month, or have yet to make their octagon debut or return. Fighters in this table are listed by signing date.
Date
TotT
Name
Division
MMA Record
Unknown
Aug. 3, 2021
Allan Nascimento
Flyweight
18–5
Unknown
Jul. 29, 2021
Daniel Lacerda
Flyweight
11–1
Unknown
Jul. 14, 2021
Nick Diaz
Welterweight
26–9 (2 NC)
Unknown
Jul. 9, 2021
Preston Parsons
Welterweight
9–3
Unknown
Jun. 30, 2021
Kris Moutinho
Bantamweight
9–5
Unknown
Jun. 29, 2021
Elise Reed
Women's Flyweight
4–1
Unknown
Jun. 17, 2021
Nick Maximov
Middleweight
6–0
Unknown
May 17, 2021
Mana Martinez
Bantamweight
8–2
Unknown
May 17, 2021
Fernando Padilla
Featherweight
14–4
Unknown
May 11, 2021
Askar Mozharov
Light Heavyweight
23–7
Unknown
May 6, 2021
Mandy Bohm
Women's Flyweight
7–0 (1 NC)
Unknown
May 1, 2021
Erin Blanchfield
Women's Flyweight
6–1
Unknown
Mar. 29, 2021
Paddy Pimblett
Lightweight
16–3
Unknown
Jan. 23, 2021
Denys Bondar
Bantamweight
14–2
Unknown
Jan. 23, 2021
Rinat Fakhretdinov
Middleweight
20–2
Unknown
Jan. 13, 2021
Josiane Nunes
Women's Bantamweight
7–1
Unknown
Dec. 29, 2020
Isi Fitikefu
Middleweight
6–0
Unknown
Nov. 24, 2020
Natalia Silva
Women's Flyweight
12–5–1
Unknown
Nov. 10, 2020
Natan Levy
Lightweight
6–0
Unknown
Nov. 10, 2020
Nikolas Motta
Lightweight
12–3
Unknown
Sep. 15, 2020
Collin Anglin
Featherweight
8–1
Unknown
Sep. 15, 2020
Danyelle Wolf
Women's Featherweight
1–0
Unknown
Sep. 8, 2020
Aliaskhab Khizriev
Welterweight
13–0
Unknown
Aug. 19, 2020
Calen Born
Welterweight
7–1
August 9
Jul. 9, 2020
Jorge Gonzalez
Light Heavyweights
16–4
Unknown
Jul. 24, 2019
Istela Nunes
Women's Strawweight
7–1
Heavyweights (265 lb, 120 kg): 39 Fighters
First established in 1997 at UFC 12, the heavyweight division is the first of the modern weight classes. Mark Coleman was the UFC's first heavyweight champion and has been followed by a string of notable fighters, including Randy Couture, Bas Rutten, and Brock Lesnar. After defeating Francis Ngannou in 2018, Stipe Miocic became the first fighter to defend the heavyweight belt more than twice.
Champion:
Francis Ngannou
RK
TotT
Name
Next Fight/Status
Zuffa Record
–
Andrei Arlovski
Carlos Felipe
20–15
2.
Derrick Lewis
16–6
–
Gian Villante*
10–11
1.
Stipe Miocic
14–4
–
Ben Rothwell
9–7
8.
Walt Harris
Tai Tuivasa - UFC 267
6–9 (1 NC)
15.
Oleksiy Oliynyk
9–6
11.
Marcin Tybura
Alexander Volkov - UFC 267
9–5
–
Ilir Latifi
8–6
C.
Francis Ngannou
11–2
3.
Curtis Blaydes
Jairzinho Rozenstruik - UFC 266
9–3 (1 NC)
–
Marcos Rogerio de Lima*
7–6
5.
Alexander Volkov
Marcin Tybura - UFC 267
7–3
–
Tai Tuivasa
Walt Harris - UFC 267
6–3
–
Greg Hardy
4–4 (1 NC)
–
Jake Collier
4–5
–
Chase Sherman
Parker Porter - UFC Vegas 34
3–6
6.
Jairzinho Rozenstruik
Curtis Blaydes - UFC 266
6–2
7.
Shamil Abdurahimov
Chris Daukaus - UFC 266
5–3
IC.
Ciryl Gane
7–0
–
Tanner Boser
4–3
9.
Augusto Sakai
4–2
–
Sergey Spivak
4–2
12.
Blagoy Ivanov
Injury
2–3
–
Carlos Felipe
Andrei Arlovski
3–1
–
Justin Tafa
1–3
13.
Tom Aspinall
3–0
10.
Chris Daukaus
Shamil Abdurakhimov - UFC 266
3–0
–
Alexander Romanov
Jared Vanderaa
3–0
–
Juan Espino
2–1
–
Rodrigo Nascimento
2–1
14.
Sergey Pavlovich
Injury
2–1
–
Jarjis Danho
1–1–1
–
Don'Tale Mayes
1–2
–
Josh Parisian
1–1
–
Parker Porter
Chase Sherman - UFC Vegas 34
1–1
–
Jared Vanderaa
Alexander Romanov
1–1
–
Alan Baudot
0–2
–
Chris Barnett
0–1
–
Harry Hunsucker
0–1
Light Heavyweights (205 lb, 93kg): 49 Fighters
The light heavyweight division has often been described as the bellwether division of the UFC. First formed at UFC Japan as the middleweight division, it has spawned several runs of dominant champions. Tito Ortiz was the longest reigning UFC LHW champion, until Jon Jones took over the mantle.
Champion:
Jan Blachowicz
RK
TotT
Name
Next Fight/Status
Zuffa Record
–
Ovince St. Preux* ↓
Philipe Lins
15–12
–
Ed Herman*
12–13 (1 NC)
(N/A)
Jon Jones
20–1 (1 NC)
–
Mauricio Rua
10–11–1
4.
Thiago Santos
Johnny Walker
13–8
1.
Glover Teixeira
Jan Blachowicz - UFC 267
15–5
6.
Anthony Smith*
Ryann Spann
12–8
–
Alexander Gustafsson ↓
Paul Craig - UFC Vegas 36
10–7
C.
Jan Blachowicz
Glover Teixeira - UFC 267
11–5
9.
Nikita Krylov
8–6
–
Darren Stewart ↑
Dustin Jacoby - UFC Vegas 35
5–7 (2 NC)
14.
Paul Craig
Alexander Gustafsson - UFC Vegas 36
7–4–1
–
Devin Clark
Ion Cutelaba
6–5
12.
Misha Cirkunov
6–4
–
Ion Cutelaba
Devin Clark
4–5–1
–
Khalil Rountree
Modestas Bukauskas - UFC Vegas 36
4–6
3.
Dominick Reyes
6–3
8.
Volkan Oezdemir
Magomed Ankalaev - UFC Vegas 36
5–4
7.
Magomed Ankalaev
Volkan Oezdemir - UFC Vegas 36
6–1
2.
Aleksandar Rakic
6–1
–
Mike Rodriguez
Tafon Nchukwi
2–4 (1 NC)
11.
Ryan Spann
Anthony Smith
5–1
13.
Jim Crute
Jamahal Hill
4–2
–
Alonzo Menifield
4–2
10.
Johnny Walker
Thiago Santos
4–2
–
Michal Oleksiejczuk
Shamil Gamzatov - UFC 267
3–2 (1 NC)
–
Tyson Pedro
Injury
3–3
–
Dustin Jacoby
Darren Stewart - UFC Vegas 35
2–2–1
–
Marcin Prachnio
2–3
–
Da Un Jung
3–0–1
15.
Jamahal Hill
Jim Crute
3–1
–
Kennedy Nzechukwu
3–1
–
Ike Villanueva
1–3
–
Danilo Marques
2–1
–
Modestas Bukauskas
Khalil Rountree - UFC Vegas 36
1–2
–
Aleksa Camur
1–2
–
Maxim Grishin
1–2
5.
Jiri Prochazka
2–0
–
William Knight
Fabio Cherant - UFC Vegas 34
1–1
–
Tafon Nchukwi ↑
Mike Rodriguez
1–1
–
Nick Negumereanu
1–1
–
John Allan
0–1 (1 NC)
–
Philipe Lins ↓
Ovince St. Preux
0–2
–
Shamil Gamzatov
Michal Olekseijczuk - UFC 267
1–0
–
Fabio Cherant
William Knight - UFC Vegas 34
0–1
–
Carlos Ulberg
0–1
–
Jorge Gonzalez
NSAC Suspension
0–0
–
Askar Mozharov
0–0
Middleweights (185 lb, 84 kg): 66 Fighters
It is hard to imagine the middleweight championship belt without Anderson Silva, but that's the world we now live in. The title was first contested between Dave Menne and Gil Castillo at UFC 33, during what many remember as the "dark ages" of MMA in America. Since Silva lost the belt in 2012, Chris Weidman is the only fighter to defend the title more than once.
Champion:
Israel Adesanya
RK
TotT
Name
Next Fight/Status
Zuffa Record
4.
Derek Brunson*
Darren Till - UFC Vegas 36
15–7
–
Sam Alvey
Wellington Turman - UFC Vegas 35
10–10–1
14.
Brad Tavares
14–6
8.
Kelvin Gastelum
Jared Cannonier - UFC Vegas 34
11–7 (1 NC)
9.
Uriah Hall
10–8
1.
Robert Whittaker
14–3
11.
Chris Weidman
Injury
11–6
15.
Sean Strickland
Luke Rockhold - UFC 268
11–3
–
Krzysztof Jotko
9–5
–
Zak Cummings
Injury
9–4
7.
Jack Hermansson
9–4
–
Luke Rockhold*
Sean Strickland - UFC 268
9–4
–
Gerald Meerschaert
Makhmud Muradov - UFC Vegas 35
7–6
10.
Kevin Holland
Kyle Daukaus
8–4
–
Eryk Anders
6–5 (1 NC)
C.
Israel Adesanya
10–1
6.
Marvin Vettori
Paulo Costa
7–3–1
3.
Jared Cannonier
Kelvin Gastelum - UFC Vegas 34
6–5
5.
Darren Till
Derek Brunson - UFC Vegas 36
6–3–1
–
Andrew Sanchez
5–4
–
Alessio Di Chirico
Aliaskhab Khizriev - UFC Vegas 35
4–5
–
Trevin Giles
5–3
–
Abdul Razak Alhassan
Antonio Braga Neto - UFC Vegas 34
4–4
–
Karl Roberson
Nick Maximov - UFC 266
4–4
–
Jack Marshman
3–5
–
Ian Heinisch
3–4
–
Brendan Allen
5–1
2.
Paulo Henrique Costa
Marvin Vettori
5–1
12.
Edmen Shahbazyan
Nassourdine Imavov - UFC 268
4–2
–
Marc-Andre Barriault
Dalcha Lungiambula - UFC Vegas 36
2–3
–
Laureano Staropoli
Jamie Pickett
2–3
–
Maki Pitolo
Injury
1–4
–
Roman Dolidze
3–1
–
Jun Yong Park
Gregory Rodrigues
3–1
–
Julian Marquez
Jordan Wright
3–1
–
Rodolfo Vieira
3–1
–
Joaquin Buckley
Antonio Arroyo
2–2
–
Anthony Hernandez
Injury
2–2
–
Deron Winn
Phil Hawes
2–2
–
Wellington Turman
Sam Alvey - UFC Vegas 35
1–3
–
Phil Hawes
Deron Winn
3–0
–
Andre Muniz
3–0
–
Makhmud Muradov
Gerald Meerschaert - UFC Vegas 35
3–0
–
Nassourdine Imavov
Edmen Shahbazyan - UFC 268
2–1
–
Dalcha Lungiambula
Marc-Andre Barriault - UFC Vegas 36
2–1
–
Punahele Soriano
2–1
–
Jordan Wright
Julian Marquez
2–1
–
Kyle Daukaus
Kevin Holland
1–2
–
Antonio Braga Neto
Abdul Razak Alhassan - UFC Vegas 34
1–2
–
Dusko Todorovic
1–2
–
Dricus Du Plessis
2–0
–
Abu Azaitar
1–1
–
Jacob Malkoun
1–1
–
Andreas Michailidis
1–1
–
Alen Amedovski
0–2
–
Antonio Arroyo
Joaquin Buckley
0–2
–
Jamie Pickett
Laureano Staropoli
0–2
–
Dustin Stoltzfus
0–2
–
Yaozong Hu
0–2
–
Gregory Rodrigues
Jun Yong Park
1–0
–
Bruno Silva
1–0
–
Roman Kopylov
Illness
0–1
–
Rinat Fakhretdinov
0–0
–
Isi Fitikefu
Injury
0–0
–
Aliaskhab Khizriev
Alessio Di Chirico - UFC Vegas 35
0–0
–
Nick Maximov
Karl Roberson - UFC 266
0–0
Welterweights (170 lb, 77 kg): 75 Fighters
On October 16, 1998, Pat Miletich became the first UFC Welterweight champion. Dominant title runs from Matt Hughes and Georges St-Pierre were briefly interrupted by BJ Penn and Matt Serra. In 2016, Tyron Woodley took over the role of divisional king and defended the belt four times before losing it in early 2019 to yet another wrestler, Kamaru Usman.
Champion:
Kamaru Usman
RK
TotT
Name
Next Fight/Status
Zuffa Record
–
Donald Cerrone*
29–16–1 (1 NC)
8.
Demian Maia
22–11
–
Matt Brown
16–12
–
Nate Diaz
15–11
9.
Neil Magny
18–7
15.
Robbie Lawler*
Nick Diaz - UFC 266
14–11
–
Tim Means
14–9 (1 NC)
–
Carlos Condit*
14–10
–
Francisco Trinaldo
16–7
4.
Jorge Masvidal*
14–9
–
Alex Oliveira
11–8 (1 NC)
–
Court McGee
9–9
10.
Vicente Luque
14–3
2.
Gilbert Burns
13–4
5.
Stephen Thompson
11–5–1
–
Kevin Lee ↑
Injury
11–6
6.
Michael Chiesa
11–5
–
Jake Matthews
10–5
–
Mike Perry
7–8
C.
Kamaru Usman
Colby Covington - UFC 268
14–0
3.
Leon Edwards
11–2 (1 NC)
13.
Belal Muhammad
10–3 (1 NC)
12.
Li Jingliang
Khamzat Chimaev - UFC 267
10–4
–
Michel Prazeres
10–4
–
James Krause*
9–5
1.
Colby Covington
Kamaru Usman - UFC 268
11–2
N/A
Santiago Ponzinibbio
10–3
–
Alex Morono
8–4 (1 NC)
–
Warlley Alves
8–5
–
Gunnar Nelson
8–5
–
Niko Price
6–5–1 (1 NC)
–
Bryan Barberena
6–6
–
Max Griffin
6–6
–
Elizeu Zaleski
Injury
8–3
–
Randy Brown
7–4
–
Dheigo Lima
4–7
–
Danny Roberts
Injury
6–4
–
Mickey Gall
6–3
–
Nicolas Dalby
3–4–1
11.
Geoffrey Neal
5–2
–
Claudio Silva
5–2
–
Ramazan Emeev
5–1
–
Daniel Rodriguez
5–1
–
Muslim Salikhov
5–1
–
Michel Pereira
4–2
–
Kenan Song
4–2
–
Lyman Good
3–3
–
Dwight Grant
3–2
–
Nick Diaz*
Robbie Lawler - UFC 266
2–2 (1 NC)
14.
Sean Brady
Injury
4–0
–
Miguel Baeza
3–1
–
Khaos Williams
3–1
–
Takashi Sato
2–2
–
Jason Witt
2–2
–
David Zawada
Sergey Khandozhko - UFC Vegas 36
1–3
–
Khamzat Chimaev ↓
Li Jingliang - UFC 267
3–0
–
Impa Kasanganay
Carlston Harris
2–1
–
Matthew Semelsberger
2–1
–
Jared Gooden
1–2
–
Shavkat Rakhmonov
2–0
–
Gabriel Green
1–1
–
Mike Jackson
1–1
–
Sergey Khandozhko
David Zawada - UFC Vegas 36
1–1
–
Mounir Lazzez
1–1
–
Abubakar Nurmagomedov
1–1
–
Sasha Palatnikov
Ramiz Brahimaj - UFC Vegas 34
1–1
–
Philip Rowe
1–1
–
Niklas Stolze
1–1
–
Jordan Williams
0–2
–
Carlston Harris
Impa Kasanganay
1–0
–
Jeremiah Wells
1–0
–
Ramiz Brahimaj
Sasha Palatnikov - UFC Vegas 34
0–1
–
Louis Cosce
0–1
–
Orion Cosce
0–1
–
Preston Parsons
0–1
–
Calen Born
0–0
Lightweights (155 lb, 70 kg): 87 Fighters
Back in 2002, the lightweight division was written off a failed experiment. After a four fighter tournament produced nothing, the division was effectively put on hold until 2006. Since it's rejuvenation it has become the UFC's deepest and most competitive division. When Conor McGregor won the belt in 2016 he became the UFC's first concurrent two-division champion. However, no title holder has defended the lightweight title more than three times to date.
Champion:
Charles Oliveira
RK
TotT
Name
Next Fight/Status
Zuffa Record
–
Jim Miller
Nikolas Motta
21–15 (1 NC)
–
Jeremy Stephens
15–18 (1 NC)
7.
Rafael dos Anjos
Islam Makhachev - UFC 267
19–11
–
Clay Guida
Mark O. Madsen - UFC Vegas 34
16–14
1.
Dustin Poirier*
21–6 (1 NC)
C.
Charles Oliveira
19–8 (1 NC)
–
Joe Lauzon
15–12
–
Michael Johnson
11–13
–
Bobby Green
12–8–1
9.
Beneil Dariush
15–4–1
5.
Tony Ferguson
15–4
–
John Makdessi
11–7
–
Drew Dober
9–7 (1 NC)
8.
Daniel Hooker
10–6
–
Yancy Medeiros
6–8 (1 NC)
6.
Conor McGregor
10–4
14.
Al Iaquinta
9–5
12.
Carlos Diego Ferreira
Grant Dawson
8–4
–
Scott Holtzman
7–5
–
Renato Moicano
7–4
11.
Islam Makhachev
Rafael dos Anjos - UFC 267
9–1
–
Leonardo Santos
7–1–1
–
Alan Patrick
5–3 (1 NC)
–
Marc Diakiese
5–4
–
Christos Giagos
Arman Tsarukyan
5–4
15.
Gregor Gillespie
7–1
–
Vinc Pichel
Austin Hubbard - UFC Vegas 34
6–2
2.
Justin Gaethje
Michael Chandler - UFC 268
5–3
–
Jared Gordon ↑
Joe Solecki
5–3
–
Luis Pena
5–3
–
Damir Hadzovic
4–4
–
Nasrat Haqparast
5–2
–
Drakkar Klose
Injury
5–2
–
Rick Glenn
4–3
–
Alex Hernandez
4–3
–
Thiago Moises
4–3
–
Davi Ramos
4–3
–
Roosevelt Roberts
Ignacio Bahamondes - UFC Vegas 34
4–3
–
Joaquim Silva
4–3
–
Frank Camacho
Injury
2–5
–
David Teymur
5–1
–
Chris Gruetzemacher
3–3
–
Austin Hubbard
Vinc Pichel - UFC Vegas 34
3–3
–
Matt Frevola
2–3–1
–
Grant Dawson
Diego Ferreira
5–0
–
Rafael Fiziev
4–1
–
Magomed Mustafaev
3–2
–
Jalin Turner
Uros Medic - UFC 266
3–2
–
Damir Ismagulov
4–0
–
Brad Riddell
4–0
–
Joel Alvarez
3–1
–
Claudio Puelles
3–1
–
Devonte Smith
Jaime Mullarkey
3–1
–
Arman Tsarukyan
Christos Giagos
3–1
–
Khama Worthy
2–2
–
Teemu Packalen
1–3
–
Jesse Ronson ↓
USADA Suspension
1–3
–
Joseph Solecki
Jared Gordon
3–0
–
Mike Davis
2–1
–
Mateusz Gamrot
2–1
–
Fares Ziam
2–1
–
Alex da Silva
1–2
–
Jamie Mullarkey
Devonte Smith
1–2
–
Rodrigo Vargas
1–2
–
Luigi Vendramini
Paddy Pimblett - UFC Vegas 36
1–2
–
Ottman Azaitar
2–0
–
Don Madge
Guram Kutateladze - UFC Vegas 31
2–0
–
Mark O. Madsen
Clay Guida - UFC Vegas 34
2–0
4.
Michael Chandler
Justin Gaethje - UFC 268
1–1
–
Jordan Leavitt
1–1
–
Mason Jones
0–1 (1 NC)
–
Rafa Garcia
0–2
–
Jai Herbert
0–2
–
Alex Munoz
0–2
–
Guram Kutateladze
Don Madge - UFC Vegas 31
1–0
–
Terrance McKinney
1–0
–
Uros Medic
Jalin Turner - UFC 266
1–0
–
Rafael Alves
0–1
–
Ignacio Bahamondes
Roosevelt Roberts - UFC Vegas 34
0–1
–
Dakota Bush
Rongzhu
0–1
–
Steve Garcia Jr.
Charlie Ontiveros
0–1
–
Charlie Ontiveros ↓
Steve Garcia Jr.
0–1
–
Alex Reyes ↓
Injury
0–1
–
Rongzhu
Dakota Bush
0–1
–
Natan Levy
Injury
0–0
–
Nikolas Motta
Jim Miller
0–0
–
Paddy Pimblett
Luigi Vendramini - UFC Vegas 36
0–0
Featherweights (145 lb, 65 kg): 80 Fighters
The featherweight division has its roots back in the WEC with former champions Urijah Faber and Mike Brown. The current UFC version was taken fighter for fighter in 2010 and was ruled over by Jose Aldo until his defeat at the hands of Conor McGregor in 2015.
Champion:
Alexander Volkanovski
RK
TotT
Name
Next Fight/Status
Zuffa Record
–
Cub Swanson*
17–11
14.
Edson Barboza
Giga Chikadze - UFC Vegas 35
16–9
1.
Max Holloway
Yair Rodriguez
18–6
–
Darren Elkins
16–8
–
Alex Caceres
13–10 (1 NC)
–
Andre Fili
9–7 (1 NC)
5.
Chan-Sung Jung*
7–5
–
Chas Skelly
7–4
–
Landon Vannata
4–5–2
4.
Yair Rodriguez
Max Holloway
8–1 (1 NC)
8.
Dan Ige
7–3
–
Makwan Amirkhani
6–4
–
Gabriel Benitez
5–5
–
Charles Rosa
5–5
–
Daniel Pineda
4–5 (1 NC)
C.
Alex Volkanovski
Brian Ortega - UFC 266
9–0
2.
Brian Ortega
Alex Volkanovski - UFC 266
7–1 (1 NC)
7.
Josh Emmett
7–2
12.
Shane Burgos
6–3
6.
Calvin Kattar
6–3
10.
Arnold Allen
8–0
–
Ricardo Ramos
6–2
–
Julian Erosa
3–5
–
Hakeem Dawodu
5–2
–
Zubaira Tukhugov
Injury
4–2–1
–
Giga Chikadze
Edson Barboza - UFC Vegas 35
6–0
3.
Zabit Magomedsharipov
Illness
6–0
–
Gavin Tucker
4–2
–
Dooho Choi
Injury
3–3
–
Steven Peterson
3–3
–
Youssef Zalal
3–3
15.
Movsar Evloev
5–0
13.
Bryce Mitchell
5–0
–
Ryan Hall
4–1
–
Billy Quarantillo
4–1
11.
Sodiq Yusuff
4–1
–
Seung-Woo Choi
3–2
–
Charles Jourdain
Lerone Murphy - UFC Vegas 36
2–2–1
–
Shane Young
2–3
–
Damon Jackson
1–2–1 (1 NC)
–
Justin Jaynes
1–4
–
Omar Morales
3–1
–
Mike Trizano
3–1
–
Danny Henry
2–2
–
Chase Hooper
2–2
–
Darrick Minner
2–2
–
Kai Kamaka III
1–2–1
–
Kyle Nelson
1–3
–
Sean Soriano ↓
Fernando Padilla
0–4
–
Ilia Topuria
3–0
–
Lerone Murphy
Charles Jourdain - UFC Vegas 36
2–0–1
–
Herbert Burns
2–1
–
Sean Woodson
2–1
–
Danny Chavez
1–1–1
–
Josh Culibao
1–1–1
–
Bill Algeo
1–2
–
TJ Brown
1–2
–
Mike Grundy
1–2
–
Nate Landwehr
L'udovit Klein
1–2
–
Matt Sayles
1–2
–
Tristan Connelly
1–1
–
Kevin Croom
Marcelo Rojo - UFC Vegas 35
1–1
–
Jamall Emmers
Pat Sabatini - UFC Vegas 35
1–1
–
Kron Gracie
1–1
–
L'udovit Klein
Nate Landwehr
1–1
–
Austin Lingo
Luis Saldana - UFC Vegas 34
1–1
–
Jonathan Pearce
1–1
–
Melsik Baghdasaryan
1–0
–
Kamuela Kirk
1–0
–
Tucker Lutz
1–0
–
Pat Sabatini
Jamall Emmers - UFC Vegas 35
1–0
–
Luis Saldana
Austin Lingo - UFC Vegas 34
1–0
–
Collin Anglin
0–1
–
Bharat Khandare
USADA Suspension
0–1
–
TJ Laramie
0–1
–
Marcelo Rojo
Kevin Croom - UFC Vegas 35
0–1
–
Shayilan
0–1
–
Fernando Padilla
Sean Soriano
0–0
Women Featherweights (145 lb, 66 kg): 4 Fighters
First built over a series of superfights for Invicta featherweight champion Cris Cyborg at a catchweight of 140lbs, the UFC finally created a full fledged 145 lb division on December 13th of 2016. Germaine de Randamie defeated Holly Holm on February 11, 2017 to win the first UFC featherweight title, however she vacated it shortly afterward when she refused to face Cyborg as the division's top contender. Cyborg took the vacated belt in 2017, defeating fellow former Invicta champion Tonya Evinger.
Champion:
Amanda Nunes
RK
TotT
Name
Next Fight/Status
Zuffa Record
–
Holly Holm ↑
Norma Dumont
7–5
–
Felicia Spencer
2–3
–
Norma Dumont
Holly Holm
2–1
–
Danyelle Wolf
Injury
0–0
Bantamweights (135 lb, 61 kg): 80 Fighters
Also part of the 2010 merger, and the WEC before it, the bantamweight division is one of the UFC's newest. Pre UFC notables include Miguel Torres, Chase Beebe, and Eddie Wineland. A long-extended title run from Dominick Cruz was plagued by injuries and only produced 3 title defenses over two terms and almost four years as champ.
Champion:
Aljamain Sterling
RK
TotT
Name
Next Fight/Status
Zuffa Record
–
Urijah Faber*
19–10
–
Rani Yahya*
Kyung Ho Kang - UFC Vegas 33
19–7–1 (1 NC)
7.
Frankie Edgar
18–9–1
5.
Josรฉ Aldo*
20–6
10.
Raphael Assuncao*
14–7
–
Eddie Wineland*
10–11
N/A
T.J. Dillashaw
13–4
15.
Marlon Vera
11–6
9.
Dominick Cruz*
13–3
8.
Pedro Munhoz
10–6
C.
Aljamain Sterling
Petr Yan - UFC 267
12–3
–
Louis Smolka
Injury
8–7
3.
Rob Font
9–3
–
Alejandro Perez
Johnny Eduardo
7–3–1
11.
Jimmie Rivera
7–4
–
Brian Kelleher
Domingo Pilarte - UFC Vegas 34
6–5
–
Thomas Almeida
5–5
–
Frankie Saenz
5–5
2.
Cory Sandhagen
7–2
–
Kyung Ho Kang
Rani Yahya - UFC Vegas 33
6–2 (1 NC)
13.
Cody Stamann
5–3–1
6.
Marlon Moraes
Merab Dvalishvili - UFC 266
5–4
1.
Petr Yan
Aljamain Sterling - UFC 267
7–1
–
Song Yadong
6–1–1
12.
Merab Dvalishvili
Marlon Moraes - UFC 266
6–2
–
Ricky Simon
6–2
–
Casey Kenney
5–3
–
Andre Ewell
4–4
–
Mitch Gagnon
4–4
–
David Grant
4–4
–
Douglas Silva de Andrade ↓
Gaetano Pirrello
4–4
–
Sean O'Malley
6–1
–
Jonathan Martinez
Nathaniel Wood - UFC Vegas 36
4–3
–
Johnny Eduardo
Alejandro Perez
3–4
–
Raoni Barcelos
5–1
–
Chris Gutierrez
Felipe Colares
4–1–1
–
Julio Arce
4–2
–
Montel Jackson
Danaa Batgerel
4–2
–
Nathaniel Wood
Jonathan Martinez - UFC Vegas 36
4–2
–
Guido Cannetti
Mario Bautista - UFC Vegas 35
2–4
–
Raulian Paiva
3–2
–
Vince Morales
2–3
–
Khalid Taha
2–3
–
Miles Johns
3–1
–
Said Nurmagomedov
Jack Shore - UFC Vegas 36
3–1
14.
Kyler Phillips
3–1
–
Hunter Azure
2–2
–
Mario Bautista
Guido Cannetti - UFC Vegas 35
2–2
–
Felipe Colares
Chris Gutierrez
2–2
–
Randy Costa
2–2
–
Aiemann Zahabi
2–2
–
Anderson dos Santos
1–3
–
Jack Shore
Said Nurmagomedov - UFC Vegas 36
3–0
–
Adrian Yanez
3–0
–
Timur Valiev
2–0 (1 NC)
–
Heili Alateng
Gustavo Lopez
2–1
–
Batgerel Danaa
Montel Jackson
2–1
–
Tony Gravely
2–1
–
Benito Lopez
2–1
–
Gustavo Lopez
Heili Alateng
1–2
–
Journey Newson
1–2
–
Aaron Phillips
Cameron Else - UFC Vegas 32
0–3
–
Nathan Maness
Injury
2–0
–
Trevin Jones
Tony Kelley - UFC Vegas 32
1–0 (1 NC)
–
John Castaneda
1–1
–
Tony Kelley
Trevin Jones - UFC Vegas 32
1–1
–
Sergey Morozov
1–1
–
Johnny Munoz
1–1
–
Kevin Natividad
0–2
–
Domingo Pilarte
Brian Kelleher - UFC Vegas 34
0–2
–
Drako Rodriguez
0–2
–
Jamey Simmons
0–2
–
Ronnie Lawrence
1–0
–
Umar Nurmagomedov
1–0
–
Cameron Else
Aaron Phillips - UFC Vegas 32
0–1
–
Kris Moutinho
0–1
–
Gaetano Pirrello
Douglas D'Silva
0–1
–
Jesse Strader
Mana Martinez - UFC Vegas 34
0–1
–
Mark Striegl
Injury
0–1
–
Mana Martinez
Jesse Strader - UFC Vegas 34
0–0
Women Bantamweights (135 lb, 61 kg): 30 Fighters
The women's bantamweight division is the first women's division in UFC history. Strikeforce champion Ronda Rousey was promoted to UFC champion upon the weightclass' inception on December 6th, 2012. Her fight with Liz Carmouche became the first women's UFC bout, and among the largest in women's combat sports history. Rousey went on to defend her title six times, before losing it to Holly Holm.
Champion:
Amanda Nunes
RK
TotT
Name
Next Fight/Status
Zuffa Record
C.
Amanda Nunes* ↓
Injury
15–2
–
Alexis Davis*
9–7
N/A
Raquel Pennington
Pannie Kianzad
8–5
–
Miesha Tate*
8–5
8.
Sara McMann
Ketlen Vieira - UFC Vegas 35
6–6
1.
Germaine de Randamie*
8–3
–
Bethe Correia
Karol Rosa
5–5–1
4.
Irene Aldana
6–4
6.
Julianna Pena
6–2
10.
Lina Lansberg
4–4
–
Ashlee Evans-Smith
3–5
7.
Ketlen Vieira
Sara McMann - UFC Vegas 35
5–2
5.
Yana Kunitskaya
4–3
9.
Macy Chiasson
Aspen Ladd
5–1
11.
Pannie Kianzad
Raquel Pennington
4–2
3.
Aspen Ladd
Macy Chiasson
4–1
–
Jessy-Rose Clark
Joselyne Edwards
3–2
–
Veronica Macedo
1–4
15.
Julia Avila
3–1
–
Yanan Wu
1–3
14.
Karol Rosa
Bethe Correia
3–0
–
Julija Stoliarenko
0–3
–
Bea Malecki
Josiane Nunes - UFC Vegas 34
2–0
–
Joselyne Edwards
Jessy-Rose Clark
1–1
–
Zarah Fairn Dos Santos ↓
0–2
–
Leah Letson ↓
Injury
1–0
–
Stephanie Egger
0–1
–
Shanna Young
0–1
–
Josiane Nunes
Bea Malecki - UFC Vegas 34
0–0
Flyweights (125 lb, 56 kg): 36 Fighters
The UFC's flyweight division is its first truly non-transported weight class since the promotion decided to create a lightweight division all the way back in 2001. Demetrious Johnson emerged from an initial four-man tournament as the division's first champion and went on to become the most dominant champion in UFC history, with 11 title defenses. Johnson lost his title to Henry Cejudo in 2018, and was quickly released from his contract in exchange for ONE Championship fighter Ben Askren.
Champion:
Brandon Moreno
RK
TotT
Name
Next Fight/Status
Zuffa Record
5.
Joseph Benavidez*
20–8
10.
Tim Elliott
Matthews Nicolau
6–9
1.
Deiveson Figueiredo
9–2–1
C.
Brandon Moreno
8–2–2
–
Cody Garbrandt ↓
Kai Kara-France
7–4
3.
Alexandre Pantoja
Brandon Royval - UFC Vegas 34
7–3
8.
Matt Schnell
Alex Perez - UFC Vegas 36
5–4
–
Ryan Benoit
3–6
4.
Alex Perez
Matt Schnell - UFC Vegas 36
6–2
7.
Kai Kara-France
Cody Garbrandt
5–2
14.
Matheus Nicolau
Tim Elliott
4–1
9.
Rogerio Bontorin
3–2
–
Tyson Nam
2–3
–
Bruno Silva
2–3
2.
Askar Askarov
Injury
3–0–1
13.
Su Mudaerji
3–1
–
Jerome Rivera
0–4
11.
David Dvorak
3–0
6.
Brandon Royval
Alexandre Pantoja - UFC Vegas 34
2–1
–
Zarrukh Adashev
1–2
–
Malcolm Gordon
1–2
–
Manel Kape
1–2
–
Ode Osbourne
1–2
–
Zhalgas Zhumagulov
1–2
15.
Amir Albazi
2–0
–
Francisco Figueiredo
1–1
–
Cody Durden
0–1–1
–
Victor Rodriguez
0–2
–
Jeff Molina
Daniel Lacerda
1–0
–
Tagir Ulanbekov
Allan Nascimento - UFC 267
1–0
–
Aoriqileng
0–1
–
JP Buys
0–1
–
Juancamilo Ronderos
0–1
–
Denys Bondar
Injury
0–0
–
Daniel Lacerda
Jeff Molina
0–0
–
Allan Nascimento
Tagir Ulanbekov - UFC 267
0–0
Women Flyweights (125 lb, 57 kg): 45 Fighters
In April of 2016, Joanne Calderwood vs. Valerie Letourneau was announced as the first flyweight bout in UFC history. A year later, the promotion made plans for a women's flyweight season of the Ultimate Fighter, in order to fully create the division and crown its first champion. Following injury and USADA issues a late notice bout between Mara Romero Borella and Kalindra Faria became the first fight in the newly official weight class. At the TUF 26 Finale Nicco Montano defeated Roxanne Modafferi to become the first UFC women's flyweight champion. Montano was stripped less than a year later after withdrawing from her first title defense due to weight cutting issues.
Champion:
Valentina Shevchenko
RK
TotT
Name
Next Fight/Status
Zuffa Record
1.
Jessica Andrade
Cynthia Calvillo - UFC 266
12–7
8.
Jessica Eye
5–9 (1 NC)
2.
Katlyn Chookagian
9–4
6.
Joanne Calderwood
Alexa Grasso
7–6
–
Cortney Casey
Liana Jojua - UFC Vegas 34
5–8
C.
Valentina Shevchenko
Lauren Murphy - UFC 266
10–2
3.
Lauren Murphy
Valentina Shevchenko - UFC 266
7–4
15.
Gillian Robertson
6–4
9.
Roxanne Modafferi
Injury
4–6
5.
Cynthia Calvillo
Jessica Andrade - UFC 266
6–2–1
–
Sijara Eubanks
5–4
–
Montana De La Rosa
5–2–1
–
J.J. Aldrich
Tracy Cortez - UFC Vegas 35
5–3
10.
Alexa Grasso
Joanne Calderwood
5–3
–
Maryna Moroz
Luana Carolina
5–3
11.
Andrea Lee
4–3
4.
Jennifer Maia
4–3
–
Gina Mazany
2–5
7.
Viviane Araujo
4–2
14.
Maycee Barber
4–2
–
Poliana Botelho
3–3
–
Ji Yeon Kim
Molly McCann - UFC Vegas 36
3–3
–
Molly McCann
Ji Yeon Kim - UFC Vegas 36
3–3
12.
Antonina Shevchenko
3–3
–
Ariane Lipski
Mandy Bohm - UFC Vegas 36
2–4
–
Sabina Mazo ↓
Mariya Agapova
3–2
–
Priscila Cachoeira
2–3
–
Mayra Bueno Silva
Manon Fiorot - UFC 266
2–1–1
–
Tracy Cortez
JJ Aldrich - UFC Vegas 35
3–0
–
Luana Carolina
Maryna Moroz
2–1
–
Miranda Maverick
2–1
13.
Taila Santos
2–1
–
Liana Jojua
Cortney Casey - UFC Vegas 34
1–2
–
Manon Fiorot
Mayra Bueno Silva - UFC 266
2–0
–
Casey O'Neill
2–0
–
Mariya Agapova
Sabina Mazo
1–1
–
Diana Belbita
0–2
–
Victoria Leonardo
0–2
–
Melissa Gatto
1–0
–
Sarah Alpar ↓
Erin Blanchfield
0–1
–
Elise Reed
0–1
–
Tabatha Ricci
0–1
–
Liliya Shakirova
0–1
–
Erin Blanchfield
Sarah Alpar
0–0
–
Mandy Bohm
Ariane Lipski - UFC Vegas 36
0–0
–
Natalia Silva
Injury
0–0
Women Strawweights (115 lb, 52 kg): 44 Fighters
On December 11, 2013 the UFC announced it's acquisition of 11 strawweight fighter contracts from Invicta FC. This included the contracts of the the current Invicta champion, Carla Esparza, as well as top contenders Tecia Torres and Joanne Calderwood. The first UFC 115 lb champion, Carla Esparza, was crowned following the 20th season of the Ultimate Fighter when she defeated Rose Namajunas for the title. Joanna Jedrzejczyk became the division's first dominant champ, defending the belt 5 times between 2015 and 2017.
Champion:
Rose Namajunas
RK
TotT
Name
Next Fight/Status
Zuffa Record
12.
Angela Hill
8–10
–
Randa Markos
Livinha Souza
6–9–1
2.
Joanna Jedrzejczyk
10–4
9.
Tecia Torres
9–5
4.
Carla Esparza
9–4
7.
Claudia Gadelha
7–5
–
Karolina Kowalkiewicz
5–7
C.
Rose Namajunas
8–3
8.
Michelle Waterson
6–5
–
Ashley Yoder
3–7
15.
Felice Herrig
5–4
5.
Nina Nunes
4–4
11.
Mackenzie Dern
Marina Rodriguez
6–1
3.
Yan Xiaonan
6–1
6.
Marina Rodriguez
Mackenzie Dern
4–1–2
–
Hannah Cifers
2–5
1.
Weili Zhang
5–1
–
Jessica Penne
3–3
–
Polyana Viana
3–3
(N/A)
Tatiana Suarez
5–0
14.
Amanda Lemos
4–1
10.
Amanda Ribas
Virna Jandiroba - UFC 267
4–1
13.
Virna Jandiroba
Amanda Ribas - UFC 267
3–2
–
Livia Renata Souza
Randa Markos
3–2
–
Emily Whitmire
Cory McKenna
2–3
–
Loma Lookboonmee
3–1
–
Jinh Yu Frey
2–2
–
Diana Belbita
1–2
–
Miranda Granger
1–2
–
Mallory Martin
1–2
–
Cheyanne Buys
1–1
–
Ariane Carnelossi
Istela Nunes
1–1
–
Montserrat Conejo
1–1
–
Kay Hansen
Injury
1–1
–
Kanako Murata
1–1
–
Mizuki Inoue
1–1
–
Brianna Van Buren
1–1
–
Gloria de Paula
0–2
–
Hannah Goldy
0–2
–
Sam Hughes
Lupita Godinez
0–2
–
Cory McKenna
Emily Whitmire
1–0
–
Luana Pinheiro
1–0
–
Lupita Godinez
Sam Hughes
0–1
–
Liang Na
0–1
–
Istela Nunes
Ariane Carnelossi
0–0
Inactive Fighters
Due to the increasing size and complexity of the UFC roster it has become necessary to start separating out those fighters who have been inactive for increasingly long stretches of time. The goal of this list has always been to present users with information as to who is fighting in the UFC currently. As such, fighters will be included in this table if they have been inactive for more than a year without a planned date of return, or have made official statements that they are stepping away from the sport for an undetermined period of time. Fighters will be organized by weight class, and alphabetically within weight class, and listed with the date of their last fight.
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