Comprehensive list of current UFC fighters

A comprehensive list of all UFC roster moves, releases, signings, and fight announcements for the 642 fighters from strawweight all the way up to heavyweight. - Updated August 29, 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.

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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
Sep. 1, 2020		Ricardo Lamas* (retired)	Featherweight	15–8
Aug. 15, 2020		Daniel Cormier* (retired)	Heavyweight	15–3 (1 NC)
Aug. 13, 2020		Bethe Correia	Women's Bantamweight	5–5–1
Aug. 13, 2020		Evan Dunham	Lightweight	11–9–1
Aug. 12, 2020		Paige VanZant	Women's Strawweight	5–4
Aug. 11, 2020		Max Rohskopf	Lightweight	0–1
Aug. 10, 2020		Roman Bogatov	Lightweight	0–1
Aug. 7, 2020		Corey Anderson	Light Heavyweight	10–5
Aug. 7, 2020		Ray Borg	Bantamweight	7–5
Aug. 3, 2020		Eric Spicely	Middleweight	2–5

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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
September 30	Aug. 30, 2020		Kevin Natividad	Bantamweight	9–1
September 27	Aug. 27, 2020		Austin Springer	Featherweight	12–4
Unknown	Aug. 25, 2019		Rafael Alves	Featherweight	19–9
Unknown	Aug. 25, 2020		Collin Huckbody	Middleweight	8–2
Unknown	Aug. 25, 2020		Jeff Molina	Flyweight	8–2
Unknown	Aug. 25, 2020		Jamie Pickett	Middleweight	11–4
September 23	Aug. 23, 2020		Bill Algeo	Featherweight	13–5
September 20	Aug. 20, 2020		Trevin Jones	Bantamweight	13–6
Unknown	Aug. 19, 2020		Calen Born	Welterweight	7–1
Unknown	Aug. 18, 2020		Cheyanne Buys	Women's Strawweight	5–1
Unknown	Aug. 18, 2020		Louis Cosce	Welterewight	7–0
Unkown	Aug. 18, 2020		Orion Cosce	Welterweight	7–0
November 28	Aug. 18, 2020		Josh Parisian	Heavyweight	13–3
September 18	Aug. 18, 2020		Jordan Wright	Middleweight	11–0 (1 NC)
October 24	Aug. 17, 2019		Sergey Morozov	Bantamweight	16–3
Unknown	Aug. 14, 2020		Anas Siraj Mounir	Lightweight	8–2
September 13	Aug. 13, 2020		Carlton Minus	Welterweight	10–2
September 13	Aug. 13, 2020		Mark Striegl	Bantamweight	18–2
September 12	Aug. 12, 2020		Kai Kamaka III	Featherweight	8–2
September 12	Aug. 12, 2020		Tony Kelley	Featherweight	5–2
September 11	Aug. 11, 2020		Impa Kasanganay	Middleweight	8–0
September 11	Aug. 11, 2020		TJ Laramie	Featherweight	12–3
September 11	Aug. 11, 2020		Cory McKenna	Women's Strawweight	5–1
September 11	Aug. 11, 2020		Dustin Stoltzfus	Middleweight	13–1
September 11	Aug. 11, 2020		Adrian Yanez	Bantamweight	11–3
September 7	Aug. 7, 2020		Matthew Semelsberger	Welterweight	7–2
September 5	Aug. 5, 2020		Chris Daukaus	Heavyweight	9–3
September 5	Aug. 5, 2020		Jared Gooden	Welterweight	17–4
Unknown	Aug. 5, 2020		Jacob Malkoun	Middleweight	4–0
September 5	Aug. 5, 2020		Parker Porter	Heavyweight	10–6
Unknown	Aug. 4, 2020		Dustin Jacoby	Light Heavyweight	12–5
Unknown	Aug. 4, 2020		Jordan Leavitt	Lightweight	7–0
Unknown	Aug. 4, 2020		Uros Medic	Lightweight	6–0
Unknown	Jul. 31, 2020		Charlie Ontiveros	Middleweight	11–6
unknown	Jul. 27, 2020		Guram Kutateladze	Lightweight	11–2
unknown	Jul. 19, 2020		Ilia Topuria	Featherweight	8–0
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August 9	Jul. 9, 2020		Jorge Gonzalez	Light Heavyweights	16–4
November 14	Jul. 5, 2020		Kanako Murata	Women's Strawweight	11–1
July 20	Jun. 20, 2020		Ramiz Brahimaj	Welterweight	8–2
July 19	Jun. 19, 2020		Miranda Maverick	Women's Flyweight	7–2
Unknown	May 22, 2020		Tagir Ulanbekov	Flyweight	11–1
Unknown	Mar. 30, 2020		Manel Kape	Flyweight	15–4
Unknown	Mar. 15, 2020		Aleksandr Doskalchuk	Flyweight	10–2
Unknown	Jan. 31, 2020		Umar Nurmagomedov	Bantamweight	12–0
Unknown	Sep. 26, 2019		Alexander Romanov	Heavyweight	11–1
Unknown	Aug. 27, 2019		Dusko Todorovic	Middleweight	9–0
Unknown	Aug. 20, 2019		Philip Rowe	Welterweight	7–2
unknown	Aug. 13, 2019		Sarah Alpar	Women's Bantamweight	9–4
Unknown	Jul. 30, 2019		Shavkat Rakhmonov	Welterweight	12–0
Unknown	Jul. 24, 2019		Istela Nunes	Women's Strawweight	7–1
Unknown	Jun. 17, 2019		Vince Murdock	Featherweight	12–3
Unknown	May 16, 2019		Bruno Silva	Middleweight	19–6
Unknown	Apr. 4, 2019		Melissa Gatto	Women's Bantamweight	6–0–2
Unknown	Mar. 29, 2019		Eric Wisely	Lightweight	32–9–1

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Heavyweights (265 lb, 120 kg): 48 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: Stipe Miocic
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
–		Andrei Arlovski	Tanner Boser	18–14
–		Stefan Struve		13–10
5.		Junior dos Santos		15–7
4.		Derrick Lewis	Curtis Blaydes	15–5
–		Gian Villante*		10–10
7.		Alistair Overeem*	Augusto Sakai - UFC Vegas 9	12–7
C.		Stipe Miocic		14–3
–		Alexander Gustafsson		10–7
–		Ben Rothwell	Marcin Tybura	8–6
11.		Walt Harris	Alexander Volkov - UFC 254	6–7 (1 NC)
10.		Oleksiy Oliynyk		8–5
–		Ilir Latifi		7–6
2.		Francis Ngannou		10–2
3.		Curtis Blaydes	Derrick Lewis	9–2 (1 NC)
–		Marcos Rogerio de Lima*	Alexander Romanov - UFC Vegas 9	6–5
–		Marcin Tybura	Ben Rothwell	6–5
12.		Shamil Abdurahimov	Ciryl Gane	5–3
–		Chase Sherman		3–5
8.		Alexander Volkov	Walt Harris - UFC 254	5–2
–		Jake Collier		3–4
6.		Jairzinho Rozenstruik		5–1
–		Maurice Greene	Greg Hardy	4–2
–		Todd Duffee		3–2 (1 NC)
–		Greg Hardy	Maurice Greene	3–2 (1 NC)
–		Tai Tuivasa		3–3
–		Blagoy Ivanov		2–3
9.		Augusto Sakai	Alistair Overeem - UFC Vegas 9	4–0
–		Tanner Boser	Andrei Arlovski	3–1
–		Sergey Spivak	Tom Aspinall	2–2
15.		Ciryl Gane	Shamil Abdurakhimov	3–0
134.		Sergey Pavlovich	Injury	2–1
–		Raphael Pessoa		1–2
–		Jeff Hughes		0–2 (1 NC)
–		Yorgan De Castro	Carlos Felipe	1–1
–		Justin Tafa	Injury	1–1
–		Jarjis Danho		0–1–1
–		Ben Sosoli		0–1 (1 NC)
–		Philipe Lins		0–2
–		Don'Tale Mayes		0–2
–		Tom Aspinall	Sergey Spivak	1–0
–		Chris Daukaus	Rodrigo Nascimento	1–0
–		Juan Espino		1–0
–		Rodrigo Nascimento	Chris Daukaus	1–0
–		Carlos Felipe	Yorgan De Castro	0–1
–		Maxim Grishin		0–1
–		Parker Porter	Josh Parisian	0–1
–		Alexander Romanov	Marcos Rogerio de Lima - UFC Vegas 9	0–0
–		Josh Parisian	Parker Porter	0–0

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Light Heavyweights (205 lb, 93kg): 50 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: Vacant
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
–		Ovince St. Preux* ↓	Alonzo Menifield - UFC Vegas 9	14–10
–		Ed Herman*	John Allan - UFC Vegas 10	12–11 (1 NC)
–		Jon Jones		20–1 (1 NC)
15.		Mauricio Rua	Paul Craig - UFC 255	10–10–1
5.		Glover Teixeira	Thiago Santos - UFC Vegas 10	14–5
2.		Thiago Santos	Glover Teixeira - UFC Vegas 10	13–6
–		Sam Alvey	Da Un Jung - UFC 254	10–9
6.		Anthony Smith*		10–8
3.		Jan Blachowicz	Dominick Reyes - UFC 253	9–5
10.		Nikita Krylov		8–5
–		Gerald Meerschaert ↑	Injury	6–5
–		Devin Clark		6–4
–		Paul Craig	Shogun Rua - UFC 255	5–4–1
11.		Misha Cirkunov		6–3
8.		Volkan Oezdemir		5–4
–		Khalil Rountree		4–5
–		Ion Cutelaba	Illness	4–4
1.		Dominick Reyes	Jan Blachowicz - UFC 253	6–1
9.		Aleksandar Rakic		5–1
–		Justin Ledet	Dustin Jacoby	3–3
–		Tyson Pedro	Injury	3–3
14.		Magomed Ankalaev		4–1
12.		Johnny Walker	Ryann Spann - UFC Vegas 11	3–2
–		Michal Oleksiejczuk		2–2 (1 NC)
–		Gadzhimurad Antigulov		2–3
–		Mike Rodriguez		2–3
13.		Ryan Spann	Johnny Walker - UFC Vegas 11	4–0
–		Jim Crute	Modestas Bukauskas	3–1
–		Klidson Abreu		1–3
–		Alonzo Menifield	Ovince St. Preux - UFC Vegas 9	2–1
–		Khadis Ibragimov		0–3
–		Vinicius Moreira	Illness	0–3
–		Marcin Prachnio		0–3
–		Dequan Townsend		0–3
–		Jamahal Hill		2–0
–		Da Un Jung	Sam Alvey - UFC 254	2–0
–		Dalcha Lungiambula		1–1
–		Kennedy Nzechukwu		1–1
–		Gokhan Saki	Injury	1–1
–		Yaozong Hu	USADA Suspension	0–2
–		Dustin Jacoby	Justin Ledet	0–2
–		Ike Villanueva		0–2
–		John Allan	Ed Herman - UFC Vegas 10	1–0
–		Modestas Bukauskas	Jim Crute	1–0
–		Aleksa Camur		1–0
–		Roman Dolidze		1–0
–		Shamil Gamzatov	Injury	1–0
7.		Jiri Prochazka		1–0
–		Nick Negumereanu		0–1
–		Jorge Gonzalez		0–0

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Middleweights (185 lb, 84 kg): 65 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
–		Anderson Silva	Uriah Hall	18–6
7.		Derek Brunson*		14–7
–		Ronaldo Souza* ↓		12–6
12.		Brad Tavares	Injury	12–6
8.		Kelvin Gastelum		10–6 (1 NC)
–		Chris Weidman		11–5
1.		Robert Whittaker	Jared Cannonier - UFC 254	12–3
9.		Uriah Hall	Anderson Silva	8–7
5.		Yoel Romero*	Injury	9–5
–		Zak Cummings		9–4
–		Krzysztof Jotko	Makhmud Muradov	9–4
11.		Omari Akhmedov		8–4–1
15.		Antonio Carlos Junior	Injury	7–4 (1 NC)
4.		Jack Hermansson	Darren Till	8–3
–		Darren Stewart	Kevin Holland - UFC Vegas 11	5–5 (1 NC)
–		Sean Strickland ↑	Wellington Turman	7–3
6.		Darren Till	Jack Hermansson	6–3–1
3.		Jared Cannonier	Robert Whittaker - UFC 254	6–4
–		Eryk Anders		5–5
C.		Israel Adesanya	Paulo Costa - UFC 253	8–0
14.		Marvin Vettori		5–2–1
–		Andrew Sanchez		5–3
–		Alessio Di Chirico		3–5
–		Kevin Holland	Darren Stewart - UFC Vegas 11	5–2
–		Karl Roberson		4–3
–		Jack Marshman		3–4
–		Tom Breese	Roman Kopylov	4–2
2.		Paulo Henrique Costa	Israel Adesanya - UFC 253	5–0
–		Bartosz Fabinski	Andre Muniz - UFC Vegas 9	4–1
–		Trevin Giles	Bevon Lewis	3–2
13.		Ian Heinisch	Brendan Allen	3–2
–		Markus Perez	Rodolfo Vieira	2–3
–		John Phillips	Jun Yong Park	1–4
10.		Edmen Shahbazyan		4–1
–		Marc-Andre Barriault		1–3
–		Maki Pitolo		1–3
–		Saparbek Safarov	Julian Marquez	1–3
–		Brendan Allen	Ian Heinisch	3–0
–		Anthony Hernandez		1–2
–		Bevon Lewis	Trevin Giles	1–2
–		Wellington Turman	Sean Strickland	1–2
–		Deron Winn		1–2
–		Makhmud Muradov	Krzysztof Jotko	2–0
–		Rodolfo Vieira	Markus Perez	2–0
–		Julian Marquez	Sparbek Safarov	1–1
–		Jun Yong Park	John Phillips	1–1
–		Alen Amedovski	Injury	0–2
–		Abu Azaitar	Joaquin Buckley	1–0
–		Impa Kasanganay		1–0
–		Andre Muniz	Bartosz Fabinski - UFC Vegas 9	1–0
–		Punahele Soriano		1–0
–		Jordan Wright ↓		1–0
–		Antonio Arroyo	Andreas Michailidis	0–1
–		Joaquin Buckley	Abu Azaitar	0–1
–		Kyle Daukaus	Dustin Stoltzfus	0–1
–		Roman Kopylov	Tom Breese	0–1
–		Andreas Michailidis ↓	Antonio Arroyo	0–1
–		Adam Yandiev	Injury	0–1
–		Collin Huckbody		0–0
–		Jacob Malkoun		0–0
–		Charlie Ontiveros		0–0
–		Jamie Pickett		0–0
–		Bruno Silva	USADA Suspension	0–0
–		Dustin Stoltzfus	Kyle Daukaus	0–0
–		Dusko Todorovic	Injury	0–0

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Welterweights (170 lb, 77 kg): 88 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*	Niko Price - UFC Vegas 11	29–15 (1 NC)
7.		Demian Maia		22–10
–		Diego Sanchez	Jake Matthews - UFC 253	19–12
–		Matt Brown		15–11
12.		Nate Diaz	Jorge Masvidal - UFC 256	15–10
15.		Anthony Pettis*		15–10
13.		Robbie Lawler*		14–11
14.		Neil Magny		17–6
–		Francisco Trinaldo ↑		16–6
4.		Jorge Masvidal*	Nate Diaz - UFC 256	14–8
–		Tim Means		12–9 (1 NC)
–		Carlos Condit*	Court McGee	12–9
–		Alex Oliveira		11–6 (1 NC)
5.		Tyron Woodley*	Colby Covington - UFC Vegas 11	11–5–1
–		Court McGee	Carlos Condit	8–8
1.		Gilbert Burns	Kamaru Usman - UFC 256	12–3
10.		Vicente Luque		12–3
6.		Stephen Thompson		10–4–1
–		Anthony Rocco Martin		9–6
8.		Michael Chiesa		10–4
–		James Vick		9–5
–		Erik Koch*		8–6
–		Rustam Khabilov		10–3
–		Michel Prazeres	USADA Suspension	10–3
–		Li Jingliang		9–4
–		Jake Matthews	Diego Sanchez - UFC 253	9–4
–		James Krause*		8–5
–		Gunnar Nelson		8–5
–		Mike Perry		7–6
C.		Kamaru Usman	Gilbert Burns - UFC 256	12–0
2.		Colby Covington	Tyron Woodley - UFC Vegas 11	10–2
3.		Leon Edwards		10–2
–		Conor McGregor		10–2
–		Alan Jouban		7–5
N/A		Santiago Ponzinibbio	Injury	9–2
–		Belal Muhammad		8–3
–		Elizeu Zaleski		8–3
–		Warlley Alves		7–4
–		Niko Price	Donald Cerrone - UFC Vegas 11	6–4 (1 NC)
–		Alex Morono		6–3 (1 NC)
–		Randy Brown		6–4
–		Chad Laprise		6–4
–		Danny Roberts	Injury	6–4
–		Bryan Barberena	Anthony Ivy - UFC Vegas 10	5–5
–		Max Griffin	Ramiz Brahimaj	3–6
–		Dheigo Lima	Injury	4–5
–		Mickey Gall	Miguel Baeza - UFC Vegas 11	5–3
–		Bradley Scott	USADA Suspension	3–5
–		Abdul Razak Alhassan		4–2
–		Lyman Good		3–3
–		Nicolas Dalby		2–3–1
11.		Geoffrey Neal	Illness	5–0
–		Claudio Silva	Muslim Salikhov	5–0
–		Ramazan Emeev		4–1
–		Muslim Salikhov	Claudio Silva	4–1
–		Kenan Song		4–1
–		Dwight Grant		2–2
–		Laureano Staropoli		2–2
–		Emil Weber Meek		1–3
–		Sean Brady		3–0
–		Daniel Rodriguez		3–0
–		Takashi Sato	Illness	2–1
–		Michel Pereira	Zelim Imadaev - UFC Vegas 9	1–2
–		David Zawada		1–2
–		Miguel Baeza	Mickey Gall - UFC Vegas 11	2–0
–		Khamzat Chimaev		2–0
–		Christian Aguilera		1–1
–		Sergey Khandozhko		1–1
–		Zelim Imadaev	Michel Pereira - UFC Vegas 9	0–2
–		Mounir Lazzez		1–0
–		Matthew Semelsberger		1–0
–		Khaos Williams		1–0
–		Gabriel Green		0–1
–		Anthony Ivy	Bryan Barberena - UFC Vegas 10	0–1
–		Rhys McKee		0–1
–		Carlton Minus		0–1
–		Abubakar Nurmagomedov		0–1
–		Stefan Sekulic	USADA Suspension	0–1
–		Niklas Stolze		0–1
–		Cole Williams		0–1
–		Jason Witt		0–1
–		Calen Born		0–0
–		Ramiz Brahimaj	Max Griffin	0–0
–		Louis Cosce		0–0
–		Orion Cosce		0–0
–		Jared Gooden	Injury	0–0
–		Shavkat Rakhmonov	Injury	0–0
–		Philip Rowe	Injury	0–0

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Lightweights (155 lb, 70 kg): 83 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: Khabib Nurmagomedov Interim Champion:Justin Gaethje
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
–		Jim Miller		21–14 (1 NC)
9.		Rafael dos Anjos ↓	Islam Makhachev - UFC 254	18–11
–		Clay Guida		15–14
–		Joe Lauzon		15–12
2.		Dustin Poirier*	Tony Ferguson - UFC 254	19–6 (1 NC)
6.		Charles Oliveira	Beneil Dariush	17–8 (1 NC)
–		Michael Johnson		11–12
14.		Beneil Dariush	Charles Oliveira	13–4–1
–		Bobby Green		11–6–1
3.		Tony Ferguson	Dustin Poirier - UFC 254	15–2
10.		Kevin Lee		11–6
–		John Makdessi		10–7
–		Matt Wiman		10–7
5.		Daniel Hooker		10–5
15.		Drew Dober		9–5 (1 NC)
7.		Paul Felder		9–5
9.		Al Iaquinta		9–5
–		Yancy Medeiros		6–7 (1 NC)
C.		Khabib Nurmagomedov	Justin Gaethje - UFC 254	12–0
–		Scott Holtzman		7–4
–		Steven Ray	Injury	7–4
8.		Carlos Diego Ferreira		8–2
–		Landon Vannata		3–5–2
–		Renato Moicano	Magomed Mustafaev	6–3
–		Marc Diakiese		5–4
–		Leonardo Santos		7–0–1
11.		Islam Makhachev	Rafael Dos Anjos - UFC 254	7–1
–		Vinc Pichel		6–2
–		Gabriel Benitez		4–4
–		Alexander Yakovlev		3–5
12.		Gregor Gillespie		6–1
IC.		Justin Gaethje	Khabib Nurmagomedov - UFC 254	5–2
–		Drakkar Klose		5–2
–		Alan Patrick		5–2
–		Luis Pena		4–3
–		Davi Ramos		4–3
–		Christos Giagos		3–4
–		Damir Hadzovic		3–4
–		Frank Camacho	Brok Weaver - UFC Vegas 10	2–5
–		David Teymur		5–1
–		Nasrat Haqparast		4–2
–		Roosevelt Roberts	Matt Frevola - UFC Vegas 10	4–2
–		Joaquim Silva		4–2
–		Thibault Gouti	USADA Suspension	1–5
–		Alex Hernandez		3–2
–		Magomed Mustafaev	Renato Moicano	3–2
–		Austin Hubbard		2–3
–		Matt Frevola	Roosevelt Roberts - UFC Vegas 10	2–1–1
–		Chris Gruetzemacher	Injury	2–2
–		Thiago Moises	Jalin Turner - UFC Vegas 9	2–2
–		Jalin Turner	Thiago Moises - UFC Vegas 9	2–2
–		Teemu Packalen		1–3
–		Jesse Ronson ↓		1–3
–		Damir Ismagulov		3–0
–		Joel Alvarez		2–1
–		Rafael Fiziev		2–1
–		Claudio Puelles		2–1
–		Devonte Smith		2–1
–		Arman Tsarukyan		2–1
–		Jessin Ayari		1–2
–		Eric Wisely*	Illness	0–3
–		Don Madge		2–0
–		Mark O. Madsen		2–0
–		Omar Morales		2–0
–		Brad Riddell	Alex da Silva - UFC 253	2–0
–		Joseph Solecki		2–0
–		Khama Worthy	Ottman Azaitar - UFC Vegas 10	2–0
–		Alex da Silva	Brad Riddell - UFC 253	1–1
–		Brok Weaver	Frank Camacho - UFC Vegas 10	1–1
–		Rodrigo Vargas	Injury	0–2
–		Ottman Azaitar	Khama Worthy - UFC Vegas 10	1–0
–		Tristan Connelly ↓		1–0
–		Jai Herbert		0–1
–		Jamie Mullarkey	Injury	0–1
–		Alex Munoz		0–1
–		Jonathan Pearce		0–1
–		Alex Reyes ↓	Injury	0–1
–		Luigi Vendramini	Injury	0–1
–		Fares Ziam		0–1
–		Guram Kutateladze		0–0
–		Jordan Leavitt		0–0
–		Uros Medic		0–0
–		Anas Siraj Mounir		0–0

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Featherweights (145 lb, 65 kg): 82 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
9.		Jeremy Stephens		15–17 (1 NC)
–		Cub Swanson*		16–10
–		Nik Lentz		14–8–1 (1 NC)
1.		Max Holloway		17–6
–		Edson Barboza	Sodiq Yusuff	14–9
–		Alex Caceres		12–10 (1 NC)
–		Darren Elkins		14–8
–		Andre Fili	Bryce Mitchell	9–6
–		Chas Skelly	Injury	7–4
5.		Yair Rodriguez	Zabit Magomedsharipov	8–1 (1 NC)
4.		Chan-Sung Jung*	Brian Ortega	6–4
C.		Alex Volkanovski		9–0
7.		Josh Emmett		7–2
–		Mirsad Bektic	Luiz Eduardo Garagorri - UFC Vegas 11	6–3
2.		Brian Ortega	Chan Sung Jung	6–1 (1 NC)
–		Makwan Amirkhani		6–2
14.		Shane Burgos		6–2
12.		Dan Ige		6–2
6.		Calvin Kattar		6–2
–		Daniel Pineda		4–4
–		Charles Rosa		4–4
10.		Arnold Allen		7–0
–		Ricardo Ramos		5–2
–		Jared Gordon		4–3
–		Douglas Silva de Andrade	Injury	4–3
3.		Zabit Magomedsharipov	Yair Rodriguez	6–0
–		Zubaira Tukhugov	Hakeem Dawodu - UFC 253	4–1–1
–		Dooho Choi		3–3
–		Rick Glenn		3–3
–		Julian Erosa		2–4
–		Hakeem Dawodu	Zubaira Tukhugov - UFC 253	4–1
–		Julio Arce		3–2
–		Kevin Aguilar		2–3
–		Steven Peterson	Injury	2–3
–		Grant Dawson		4–0
13.		Ryan Hall	Injury	4–0
–		Bryce Mitchell	Andre Fili	4–0
11.		Sodiq Yusuff	Edson Barboza	4–0
–		Gavin Tucker		3–1
–		Danny Henry		2–2
–		Chris Fishgold		1–3
–		Jordan Griffin		1–3
–		Giga Chikadze	Illness	3–0
–		Movsar Evloev		3–0
–		Youssef Zalal	Seung Woo Choi	3–0
–		Herbert Burns		2–1
–		Mike Trizano		2–1
–		Shane Young	Nate Landwehr - UFC 253	2–1
–		Seung-Woo Choi	Youssef Zalal	1–2
–		Charles Jourdain	Josh Culibao	1–2
–		Kyle Nelson	Billy Quarantillo - UFC Vegas 10	1–2
–		Matt Sayles		1–2
–		Billy Quarantillo	Kyle Nelson - UFC Vegas 10	2–0
–		Lerone Murphy		1–0–1
–		Spike Carlyle		1–1
–		Mike Davis ↓	Injury	1–1
–		Jamall Emmers		1–1
–		Luiz Eduardo Garagorri	Mirsad Bektic - UFC Vegas 11	1–1
–		Kron Gracie		1–1
–		Mike Grundy		1–1
–		Chase Hooper		1–1
–		Justin Jaynes		1–1
–		Nate Landwehr	Shane Young - UFC 253	1–1
–		Sean Woodson		1–1
–		TJ Brown		0–2
–		Danny Chavez		1–0
–		Kai Kamaka III		1–0
–		Bill Algeo		0–1
–		Peter Barrett		0–1
–		Vince Cachero		0–1
–		Aalon Cruz		0–1
–		Josh Culibao ↓	Charles Jourdain	0–1
–		Steve Garcia Jr. ↓	Injury	0–1
–		Bharat Khandare	USADA Suspension	0–1
–		Jacob Kilburn		0–1
–		Austin Lingo		0–1
–		Darrick Minner	TJ Laramie - UFC Vegas 11	0–1
–		Austin Springer		0–1
–		Rafael Alves		0–0
–		TJ Laramie	Darrick Minner - UFC Vegas 11	0–0
–		Vince Murdock	USADA Suspension	0–0
–		Ilia Topuria		0–0

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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
C.		Amanda Nunes*	Megan Anderson - UFC 256	14–2
–		Megan Anderson	Amanda Nunes - UFC 256	3–2
–		Felicia Spencer		2–2
–		Zarah Fairn Dos Santos		0–2

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Bantamweights (135 lb, 61 kg): 84 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: Petr Yan
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
–		Urijah Faber*		19–10
–		Rani Yahya*		18–7–1 (1 NC)
–		Frankie Edgar		18–8–1
6.		José Aldo*		18–6
8.		Raphael Assuncao*		14–7
–		Eddie Wineland*		10–10
–		Iuri Alcantara*		11–7 (1 NC)
12.		John Dodson		10–7
N/A		T.J. Dillashaw ↑	USADA Suspension	12–4
11.		Dominick Cruz*		12–3
–		Marlon Vera		10–5
2.		Aljamain Sterling		11–3
5.		Pedro Munhoz		9–5
–		Louis Smolka	Jose Quinonez	7–7
–		Alejandro Perez	Thomas Almeida	7–3–1
10.		Rob Font		7–3
7.		Jimmie Rivera		7–3
–		Enrique Barzola		6–3–1
–		Frankie Saenz		5–5
–		Kyung Ho Kang		6–2 (1 NC)
–		Brian Kelleher	Kevin Natividad - UFC Vegas 9	5–4
9.		Cody Stamann		5–2–1
–		Thomas Almeida	Alejandro Perez	5–3
–		Jose Alberto Quinonez	Louis Smolka	5–3
–		Mitch Gagnon		4–4
C.		Petr Yan		7–0
15.		Merab Dvalishvili		5–2
–		Brett Johns		5–2
1.		Marlon Moraes	Cory Sandhagen	5–2
–		Johnny Eduardo		3–4
13.		Song Yadong		5–0–1
4.		Cory Sandhagen	Marlon Moraes	5–1
–		Ricky Simon		4–2
–		David Grant		3–3
–		Luke Sanders	Injury	3–3
–		Guido Cannetti		2–4
14.		Sean O'Malley		4–1
–		Nathaniel Wood		4–1
–		Chris Gutierrez		3–1–1
–		Andre Ewell	Irwin Rivera - UFC Vegas 11	3–2
–		Montel Jackson		3–2
–		Jonathan Martinez		3–2
–		Raoni Barcelos		4–0
–		Casey Kenney	Heili Alateng - UFC 253	3–1
–		Pingyuan Liu		2–2
–		Vince Morales		1–3
–		Mario Bautista		2–1
–		Benito Lopez		2–1
–		Said Nurmagomedov		2–1
–		Khalid Taha	USADA Suspension	2–1
–		Felipe Colares	Gustavo Lopez	1–2
–		Aiemann Zahabi		1–2
–		Aaron Phillips	Adrian Yanez	0–3
–		Heili Alateng	Casey Kenney - UFC 253	2–0
–		Jack Shore		2–0
–		Hunter Azure	Cole Smith - UFC Vegas 9	1–1
–		Batgerel Danaa		1–1
–		Randy Costa	Journey Newson - UFC Vegas 11	1–1
–		Geraldo de Freitas		1–1
–		Miles Johns		1–1
–		Journey Newson	Randy Costa - UFC Vegas 11	1–1
–		Irwin Rivera	Andre Ewell - UFC Vegas 11	1–1
–		Cole Smith	Hunter Azure - UFC Vegas 9	1–1
–		Martin Day		0–2
–		Anderson dos Santos	Illness	0–2
–		Domingo Pilarte		0–2
–		Gabriel Silva		0–2
–		Trevin Jones		1–0
–		Nathan Maness		1–0
–		Kyler Phillips		1–0
–		Cody Durden		0–0–1
–		Ali Al Qaisi	Tony Kelley	0–1
–		John Castaneda		0–1
–		Tony Gravely		0–1
–		Tony Kelley ↓	Ali Al Qaisi	0–1
–		Gustavo Lopez	Felipe Colares	0–1
–		Johnny Munoz		0–1
–		Ode Osbourne		0–1
–		Timur Valiev		0–1
–		Sergey Morozov	Umar Nurmagomedov - UFC 254	0–0
September 30	Aug. 30, 2020		Kevin Natividad	Brian Kelleher - UFC Vegas 9	0–0
–		Umar Nurmagomedov	Sergey Morozov - UFC 254	0–0
–		Mark Striegl	Illness	0–0
–		Adrian Yanez	Aaron Phillips	0–0

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Women Bantamweights (135 lb, 61 kg): 32 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
5.		Raquel Pennington		8–5
2.		Holly Holm	Irene Aldana	6–5
9.		Sara McMann		6–5
10.		Marion Reneau	Ketlen Vieira - UFC 253	5–5–1
1.		Germaine de Randamie*	Julianna Pena	7–3
6.		Irene Aldana	Holly Holm	5–3
11.		Lina Lansberg		4–4
–		Sarah Moras	Vanessa Melo	3–5
–		Ashlee Evans-Smith ↑	Norma Dumont	3–4
4.		Julianna Pena	Germaine de Randamie	5–1
12.		Macy Chiasson	Injury	4–1
3.		Aspen Ladd	Injury	4–1
7.		Ketlen Vieira	Marion Reneau - UFC 253	4–1
15.		Sijara Eubanks	Karol Rosa - UFC Vegas 9	3–2
8.		Yana Kunitskaya		3–2
–		Veronica Macedo		1–4
–		Gina Mazany		1–4
–		Jessy-Rose Clark	Sarah Alpar - UFC Vegas 11	2–2
13.		Pannie Kianzad		2–2
–		Vanessa Melo	Sarah Moras	0–3
14.		Julia Avila	Nicco Montano	2–0
–		Bea Malecki	Tracy Cortez	2–0
–		Karol Rosa	Sijara Eubanks - UFC Vegas 9	2–0
–		Nicco Montano	Julia Avila	1–1
–		Julija Stoliarenko		0–2
–		Tracy Cortez	Bea Malecki	1–0
–		Leah Letson ↓	Injury	1–0
–		Norma Dumont ↓	Ashlee Evans-Smith	0–1
–		Duda Santana	Injury	0–1
–		Shanna Young		0–1
–		Sarah Alpar	Jessica-Rose Clark - UFC Vegas 11	0–0
–		Melissa Gatto		0–0

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Flyweights (125 lb, 56 kg): 28 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: Deiveson Figueiredo
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
1.		Joseph Benavidez*		20–7
6.		Jussier Formiga		9–7
11.		Tim Elliott		5–9
–		Cody Garbrandt ↓	Deiveson Figueiredo - UFC 255	7–3
C.		Deiveson Figueiredo	Cody Garbrandt - UFC 255	8–1
5.		Alexandre Pantoja		6–3
2.		Brandon Moreno	Alex Perez - UFC 255	5–2–1
–		Ryan Benoit		3–5
4.		Alex Perez	Brandon Moreno - UFC 255	6–1
9.		Matt Schnell	Tyson Nam - UFC Vegas 10	4–3
7.		Kai Kara-France	Brandon Royval - UFC 253	4–1
13.		Jordan Espinosa	David Dvorak - UFC Vegas 11	2–2
12.		Raulian Paiva	Amir Albazi	2–2
3.		Askar Askarov		2–0–1
8.		Rogerio Bontorin	Injury	2–1
–		Tyson Nam	Matt Schnell - UFC Vegas 10	1–2
–		Su Mudaerji ↓		1–1
–		Bruno Silva	Tagir Ulanbekov - UFC Vegas 10	0–2
15.		Amir Albazi	Raulian Paiva	1–0
14.		David Dvorak	Jordan Espinosa - UFC Vegas 11	1–0
10.		Brandon Royval	Kai Kara-France - UFC 253	1–0
–		Zarrukh Adashev		0–1
–		Malcolm Gordon		0–1
–		Zhalgas Zhumagulov		0–1
–		Aleksandr Doskalchuk	Injury	0–0
–		Manel Kape		0–0
–		Jeff Molina		0–0
–		Tagir Ulanbekov	Bruno Silva - UFC Vegas 10	0–0

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Women Flyweights (125 lb, 57 kg): 39 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
–		Jessica Andrade ↑	Katlyn Chookagian	11–6
11.		Alexis Davis*		8–6
5.		Jessica Eye	Illness	5–7 (1 NC)
–		Cortney Casey	Priscila Cachoeira	5–7
6.		Joanne Calderwood		6–5
C.		Valentina Shevchenko	Jennifer Maia - UFC 255	8–2
1.		Katlyn Chookagian	Jessica Andrade	7–3
4.		Lauren Murphy	Cynthia Calvillo - UFC 254	5–4
2.		Cynthia Calvillo	Lauren Murphy - UFC 254	6–1–1
–		Maryna Moroz	Injury	5–3
7.		Roxanne Modafferi	Andrea Lee - UFC Vegas 10	3–5
15.		Gillian Robertson	Poliana Botelho	5–2
–		J.J. Aldrich		4–3
–		Alexa Grasso		4–3
14.		Ji Yeon Kim		3–3
–		Mara Romero Borella	Mayra Bueno Silva - UFC Vegas 11	2–4
12.		Montana De La Rosa	Viviane Araujo - UFC Vegas 9	4–1
–		Justine Kish	Sabina Mazo - UFC Vegas 10	3–2
9.		Andrea Lee	Roxanne Modafferi - UFC Vegas 10	3–2
3.		Jennifer Maia	Valentina Shevchenko - UFC 255	3–2
–		Molly McCann		3–2
–		Shana Dobson		2–3
10.		Maycee Barber		3–1
–		Poliana Botelho	Gillian Robertson	3–1
–		Ariane Lipski	Antonina Shevchenko - UFC 255	2–2
13.		Antonina Shevchenko	Ariane Lipski - UFC 255	2–2
–		Priscila Cachoeira	Cortney Casey	1–3
8.		Viviane Araujo	Montana De La Rosa - UFC Vegas 9	2–1
–		Sabina Mazo	Justine Kish - UFC Vegas 10	2–1
–		Rachel Ostovich	Injury	1–2
–		Yanan Wu		1–2
–		Mariya Agapova		1–1
–		Mayra Bueno Silva	Mara Romero Borella - UFC Vegas 11	1–1
–		Luana Carolina		1–1
–		Liana Jojua		1–1
–		Taila Santos		1–1
–		Diana Belbita		0–2
–		Lara Procopio ↓		0–1
–		Miranda Maverick		0–0

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Women Strawweights (115 lb, 52 kg): 39 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: Weili Zhang
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
13.		Angela Hill	Michelle Waterson - UFC Vegas 10	7–8
4.		Joanna Jedrzejczyk		10–4
–		Randa Markos	Mackenzie Dern - UFC Vegas 11	6–6–1
7.		Carla Esparza		8–4
11.		Tecia Torres		7–5
6.		Claudia Gadelha	Injury	7–4
–		Karolina Kowalkiewicz		5–6
1.		Rose Namajunas		7–3
15.		Felice Herrig		5–4
8.		Michelle Waterson	Angela Hill - UFC Vegas 10	5–4
5.		Nina Ansaroff	Maternity Leave	4–3
–		Hannah Cifers		2–5
–		Ashley Yoder		2–5
3.		Tatiana Suarez		5–0
C.		Weili Zhang		5–0
10.		Yan Xiaonan		5–0
9.		Marina Rodriguez		2–1–2
–		Polyana Viana		2–3
–		Emily Whitmire		2–3
12.		Amanda Ribas		4–0
–		Mackenzie Dern	Randa Markos - UFC Vegas 11	3–1
–		Livia Renata Souza	Kanako Murata	3–1
–		Syuri Kondo		1–3
–		Virna Jandiroba		2–1
–		Amanda Lemos		2–1
–		Nadia Kassem ↓	Injury	1–2
–		Miranda Granger		1–1
–		Mizuki Inoue		1–1
–		Mallory Martin		1–1
–		Loma Lookboonmee	Jinh Yu Frey	1–1
–		Brianna Van Buren		1–1
–		Kay Hansen	Cory McKenna	1–0
–		Ariane Carnelossi		0–1
–		Hannah Goldy ↓	Injury	0–1
–		Jinh Yu Frey	Loma Lookboonmee	0–1
–		Cheyanne Buys		0–0
–		Cory McKenna	Kay Hansen	0–0
–		Kanako Murata	Livinha Souza	0–0
–		Istela Nunes	USADA Suspension	0–0

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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.

Date	TotT	Name	Division	Zuffa Record
Feb. 11, 2018		Cyril Asker	Heavyweight	2–3
Jul. 8, 2017		Travis Browne	Heavyweight	9–7–1
Dec. 15, 2018		Chris de la Rocha	Heavyweight	1–3
N/A		Giacomo Lemos	Heavyweight	0–0
Mar. 17, 2018		Dmitry Sosnovskiy	Heavyweight	1–0
Nov. 3, 2018		Adam Wieczorek	Heavyweight	2–1
Jul. 6, 2019		Luke Rockhold*	Light Heavyweight	9–4
Sep. 15, 2018		Khalid Murtazaliev	Middleweight	1–0
Dec. 9, 2017		Antonio Braga Neto	Middleweight	1–2
Dec. 7, 2019		Trevor Smith*	Middleweight	7–9
Oct. 12, 2019		Hector Aldana	Welterweight	0–3
Sep. 28, 2019		Siyar Bahadurzada	Welterweight	4–4
Jun. 17, 2017		Dong Hyun Kim	Welterweight	13–4 (1 NC)
Mar. 1, 2014		John Hathaway	Welterweight	7–2
Jun. 9, 2018		Mike Jackson	Welterweight	1–1
Oct. 5, 2019		Luke Jumeau	Welterweight	2–2
Aug. 31, 2013		Pascal Krauss	Welterweight	2–2
Mar. 14, 2020		Alexey Kunchenko	Welterweight	2–2
May 12, 2018		Alberto Mina	Welterweight	3–1
Feb. 29, 2020		Ismail Naurdiev	Welterweight	2–2
Feb. 22, 2020		Callan Potter	Welterweight	1–2
Jun. 9, 2018		CM Punk	Welterweight	0–2
Nov. 2, 2019		Chance Rencountre	Welterweight	2–2
Aug. 3, 2019		Salim Touahri	Welterweight	0–3
Jan. 2, 2016		Sheldon Westcott	Welterweight	1–2
Dec. 13, 2014		Joe Ellenberger	Lightweight	1–1
Dec. 21, 2019		Dong-Hyun Ma	Lightweight	3–5
Sep. 21, 2019		Marcos Mariano	Lightweight	0–2
Sep. 7, 2019		Mairbek Taisumov	Lightweight	7–2
Oct. 26, 2019		Alex White	Lightweight	4–6
Sep. 21, 2019		Martin Bravo	Featherweight	1–3
Dec. 21, 2019		Suman Mokhtarian	Featherweight	0–2
Jul. 18, 2020		Nad Narimani	Featherweight	2–2
Nov. 25, 2017		Guan Wang	Featherweight	1–0
Dec. 14, 2019		Daniel Teymur	Featherweight	1–4
N/A		Zhenhong Lu	Featherweight	0–0
May 19, 2018		Henry Briones	Bantamweight	1–4
May 24, 2014		Chris Holdsworth	Bantamweight	2–0
Feb. 10, 2019		Teruto Ishihara	Bantamweight	3–5–1
Sep. 21, 2019		Carlos Huachin	Bantamweight	0–2
Dec. 8, 2018		Matthew Lopez	Bantamweight	2–4
May 11, 2019		Talita Bernardo	Women's Bantamweight	1–3
Jun. 1, 2019		Tonya Evinger	Women's Bantamweight	0–3
Jun. 13, 2020		Mark De La Rosa	Flyweight	2–5
Nov. 16, 2019		Isabella de Padua	Women's Flyweight	0–1
Oct. 26, 2019		Alexandra Albu	Women's Strawweight	2–2
Sep. 22, 2018		Alex Chambers	Women's Strawweight	1–4
Aug. 17, 2019		Jodie Esquibel	Women's Strawweight	0–4
Apr. 22, 2017		Jessica Penne	Women's Strawweight	1–3

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