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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, like Anderson Silva, 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. Flags will be inserted at a later date.

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
May 19, 2013		John Cholish	Lightweight	1–2
May 8, 2013		Reuben Duran	Bantamweight	1–3
May 8, 2013		Leonard Garcia*	Featherweight	6–10–1
May 8, 2013		Kurt Holobaugh*	Featherweight	0–2
May 8, 2013		Justin Lawrence	Featherweight	1–2
May 8, 2013		Bart Palaszewski*	Featherweight	5–6
May 8, 2013		Issei Tamura	Bantamweight	1–2
May 7, 2013		Shane Carwin (retired)	Heavyweight	4–2
May 6, 2013		Antonio Carvalho	Featherweight	2–2
May 6, 2013		Pablo Garza	Featherweight	3–4
May 4, 2013		Clifford Starks	Middleweight	1–2
May 1, 2013		Cheick Kongo	Heavyweight	11–6–1
Apr. 26, 2013		Philip De Fries	Heavyweight	2–3
Apr. 26, 2013		Chris Spang*	Welterweight	1–2
Apr. 26, 2013		Besam Yousef	Welterweight	0–2
Nov. 3, 2012		Jason Young	Featherweight	1–3

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	May 21, 2013		Josh Barnett	Heavyweight	32–6
unknown	May 14, 2013		Nikita Krylov	Heavyweight	14–0
unknown	May 13, 2013		Daniel Omielanczuk	Heavyweight	15–3–1 (1 NC)
June 10	May 10, 2013		Bristol Marunde (TUF re-signee)	Welterweight	12–8
unknown	May 8, 2013		Brandon Thatch	Welterweight	9–1
June 3	May 3, 2013		Joao Zeferino	Middleweight	13–5
July 27	Apr. 26, 2013		Trevor Smith	Middleweight	10–3
June 8	Apr. 25, 2013		Leandro Silva	Welterweight	11–0–1
May 20	Apr. 20, 2013		Michel Prazeres	Welterweight	16–0
Unknown	Apr. 10, 2013		Zak Cummings (TUF re-signee)	Middleweight	15–3
June 15	Apr. 4, 2013		Rosi Sexton	Women's Bantamweight	13–2
June 8	Apr. 1, 2013		Antonio Braga Neto	Middleweight	8–1 (1 NC)
Unknown	Mar. 29, 2013		Jumabieke Tuerxun	Bantamweight	14–0
June 8	Mar. 18, 2013		Anthony Smith	Middleweight	17–9
July 6	Mar. 12, 2013		Brian Melancon	Welterweight	6–2
June 8	Mar. 6, 2013		Rafael Cavalcante	Light Heavyweight	11–3 (1 NC)
June 15	Mar. 4, 2013		Soa Palelei	Heavyweight	18–3
May 25	Feb. 28, 2013		Estevan Payan	Featherweight	14–3 (1 NC)
July 27	Feb. 25, 2013		Germaine de Randamie	Women's Bantamweight	3–2
Unknown	Feb. 25, 2013		Sarah Kaufman	Women's Bantamweight	15–2
July 27	Feb. 25, 2013		Julie Kedzie	Women's Bantamweight	16–11
Unknown	Feb. 25, 2013		Amanda Nunes	Women's Bantamweight	7–3
Unknown	Feb. 12, 2013		Alexis Davis	Women's Bantamweight	13–5
Unknown	Jan. 31, 2013		Nandor Guelmino	Heavyweight	11–4–1
Unknown	Jan. 22, 2013		Guto Inocente	Light Heavyweight	6–0
July 6	Jan. 15, 2013		Roger Gracie	Middleweight	6–1
TUF Brazil 2 finale	Jan. 15, 2013		Jason High	Welterweight	16–3
July 6	Jan. 15, 2013		Tim Kennedy	Middleweight	15–4
Unknown	Jan. 15, 2013		Adriano Martins	Lightweight	24–6
May 25	Jan. 15, 2013		K.J. Noons	Lightweight	11–6
July 27	Jan. 15, 2013		Tarec Saffiedine	Welterweight	14–3
June 8	Nov. 8, 2012		Eddie Mendez	Middleweight	7–0–1 (1 NC)
Unknown	Jul. 2, 2012		Geronimo dos Santos	Heavyweight	31–14
Unknown	May 25, 2012		James Vick	Lightweight	4–0

Heavyweights (265 lb, 120 kg): 29 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. To this day no fighter has ever defended the UFC title more than twice consecutively.

Champion: Cain Velasquez
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
7.		Frank Mir		14–7
–		Gabriel Gonzaga		9–6
–		Brandon Vera ↑	Ben Rothwell - UFC 164	8–6 (1 NC)
10.		Stefan Struve	Long-term injury	9–4
1.		Junior dos Santos	Mark Hunt - UFC 160	9–1
C.		Cain Velasquez	Antonio Silva - UFC 160	9–1
–		Pat Barry	Shawn Jordan - UFC 161	5–5
–		Josh Barnett*		7–2
5.		Roy Nelson	Stipe Miocic - UFC 161	6–3
–		Matt Mitrione	Brendan Schaub - UFC on Fox 8	6–2
8.		Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira	Fabricio Werdum - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	5–3
–		Brendan Schaub	Matt Mitrione - UFC on Fox 8	5–3
–		Travis Browne		5–1–1
3.		Fabricio Werdum*	Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	4–3
2.		Daniel Cormier*		5–0
9.		Mark Hunt	Junior Dos Santos - UFC 160	4–1
–		Shawn Jordan*	Pat Barry - UFC 161	3–2
–		Ben Rothwell	Brandon Vera - UFC 164	2–3
–		Stipe Miocic	Roy Nelson - UFC 161	3–1
4.		Antonio Silva*	Cain Velasquez - UFC 160	2–2
–		Dave Herman	Shane del Rosario - UFC 162	1–3
–		Todd Duffee		2–1
5.		Alistair Overeem*	UFC 164	2–1
–		Shane del Rosario	Dave Herman - UFC 162	0–2
–		Nandor Guelmino*		0–1
–		Soa Palelei		0–1
–		Geronimo dos Santos	UFC 163	0–0
–		Nikita Krylov		0–0
–		Daniel Omielanczuk		0–0

Light Heavyweights (205 lb, 93kg): 36 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 is currently the longest reigning light heavyweight champion in UFC history.

Champion: Jon Jones
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
6.		Rashad Evans	Dan Henderson - UFC 161	12–3–1
–		Brian Stann*		10–6
–		Forrest Griffin	Long-term injury	10–5
–		Chael Sonnen*		8–7
1.		Lyoto Machida		11–3
–		Matt Hamill		10–4
C.		Jon Jones		12–1
–		Wanderlei Silva		5–7
10.		Ryan Bader	Injury	8–3
3.		Dan Henderson*	Rashad Evans - UFC 161	7–3
–		Thiago Silva	Rafael Cavalcante - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	5–3 (2 NC)
7.		Mauricio Rua	Antonio Rogerio Nogueira - UFC 161	5–5
8.		Phil Davis		7–1 (1 NC)
–		Krzysztof Soszynski		6–3
–		Joey Beltran	Steroid suspension	4–5
–		Igor Pokrajac	Ryan Jimmo - UFC 161	4–5
2.		Alexander Gustafsson	Injury	7–1
–		Kyle Kingsbury	Semi-retirement	4–4
–		Cyrille Diabate	Long-term injury	4–3
–		Anthony Perosh	Long-term injury	3–4
–		James Te Huna	Glover Teixeira - UFC 160	5–1
5.		Antonio Rogerio Nogueira	Mauricio Rua - UFC 161	4–2
9.		Gegard Mousasi*	Long-term injury	4–0–1
–		Gian Villante*		3–2
–		Fabio Maldonado		2–3
–		Ovince St. Preux*		3–1
–		Vinny Magalhães		1–3
4.		Glover Teixeira	James Te Huna - UFC 160	3–0
–		Rafael Cavalcante	Thiago Silva - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	1–1 (1 NC)
–		Jimi Manuwa		2–0
–		Ryan Jimmo	Igor Pokrajac - UFC 161	1–1
–		Roger Hollett		0–2
–		Cody Donovan		1–0
–		Guto Inocente*		1–0
–		Ednaldo Oliveira ↓	Long-term injury	0–1
–		Ilir Latifi		0–1

Middleweights (185 lb, 84 kg): 59 Fighters

It is hard to imagine the middleweight division without Anderson Silva. 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. Over its entire history the middleweight title has only changed hands four times.

Champion: Anderson Silva
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
–		Rich Franklin		14–6
–		Chris Leben	Andrew Craig - UFC 162	12–8
4.		Michael Bisping	Injury	14–5
2.		Vitor Belfort		12–6
3.		Yushin Okami		13–4
C.		Anderson Silva ↓	Chris Weidman - UFC 162	16–0
10.		Alan Belcher		9–6
–		Ed Herman*	Trevor Smith - UFC on Fox 8	7–6 (1 NC)
–		Alessio Sakara	Illness	6–7 (1 NC)
7.		Mark Munoz	Tim Boetsch - UFC 162	9–3
–		Tim Boetsch	Mark Munoz - UFC 162	7–4
–		CB Dollaway	Injury	7–4
–		Rousimar Palhares	Steroid Suspension/long-term injury	7–4
–		Chris Camozzi		6–3
–		Tom Lawlor		5–4
–		Rafael Natal		4–2–1
6.		Costa Philippou	Injury	5–1
–		Brad Tavares		5–1
–		Lorenz Larkin*		4–1 (1 NC)
–		Jared Hamman	Long-term injury	2–4
–		Francis Carmont		5–0
1.		Chris Weidman	Anderson Silva - UFC 162	5–0
–		Derek Brunson*	Ronny Markes - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	4–1
8.		Ronaldo Souza*		4–1
–		Tim Credeur	Semi-retirement	3–2
–		Nick Ring		3–2
–		Karlos Vemola	Caio Magalhaes - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	2–3
5.		Luke Rockhold*		3–1
–		Trevor Smith*	Ed Herman - UFC on Fox 8	2–2
–		Ronny Markes	Derek Brunson - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	3–0
–		Andrew Craig	Chris Leben - UFC 162	2–1
–		Roger Gracie*	Tim Kennedy - UFC 162	2–1
–		Tim Kennedy*	Roger Gracie - UFC 162	2–1
–		Cung Le	Semi-retirement	2–1
–		Stanislav Nedkov		1–1 (1 NC)
–		Papy Abedi ↑		1–2
–		Michael Kuiper		1–2
–		Hector Lombard		1–2
–		Buddy Roberts		1–1
–		Yoel Romero*		1–1
–		Anthony Smith*	Antonio Braga Neto - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	1–1
–		Tom Watson		1–1
–		Dylan Andrews		1–0
–		Luke Barnatt		1–0
–		Cezar Ferreira	Injury	1–0
–		Clint Hester		1–0
–		Bubba McDaniel		1–0
–		Thiago Perpetuo	Injury	1–0
–		Josh Samman		1–0
–		Tor Troeng		1–0
–		Magnus Cedenblad	Injury	0–1
–		Urijah Hall		0–1
–		Caio Magalhaes	Karlos Vemola - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	0–1
–		Daniel Sarafian	Eddie Mendez - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	0–1
–		Sean Spencer		0–1
–		Joao Zeferino		0–1
–		Antonio Braga Neto	Anthony Smith - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	0–0
–		Zak Cummings	Injury	0–0
–		Eddie Mendez ↓	Daniel Sarafian - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	0–0

Welterweights (170 lb, 77 kg): 73 Fighters

On October 16, 1998, Pat Miletich became the first UFC Welterweight champion. Since then the division has largely consisted of Matt Hughes and Georges St-Pierre, with occasional sightings of B.J. Penn and Matt Serra.

Champion: Georges St. Pierre
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
10.		Josh Koscheck	Demian Maia - UFC 163	15–7
–		B.J. Penn	Semi-retirement/injury	12–8–2
C.		Georges St-Pierre		18–2
–		Thiago Alves	Matt Brown - UFC on Fox Sports 1 1	11–6
5.		Demian Maia	Josh Koscheck - UFC 163	12–4
7.		Martin Kampmann		11–5
–		Matt Brown	Thiago Alves - UFC on Fox Sports 1 1	10–5
–		Nate Marquardt*		10–5
–		Mike Swick		10–4
6.		Nick Diaz*	Semi-retirement	8–6
–		Matt Serra	Semi-retirement	7–7
–		Patrick Cote		6–8
1.		Johny Hendricks*		12–1
2.		Carlos Condit*		10–3
–		Mike Pierce*	David Mitchell - UFC 162	9–3
–		Rick Story	Mike Pyle - UFC 160	8–4
–		Dan Miller		6–6
–		Dong Hyun Kim		8–2 (1 NC)
9.		Robbie Lawler*	Tarec Saffiedine - UFC on Fox 8	6–5
4.		Jake Ellenberger	Rory MacDonald - UFC on Fox 8	8–2
–		Mike Pyle	Rick Story - UFC 160	7–3
–		Dan Hardy	Illness	6–4
–		Amir Sadollah	Injury	6–4
–		Paulo Thiago		5–5
–		Duane Ludwig	Semi-retirement/long-term injury	4–5
–		John Hathaway	Injury (?)	7–1
–		Nick Catone	Illness	3–4
3.		Rory MacDonald	Jake Ellenberger - UFC on Fox 8	5–1
–		Seth Baczynski	Brian Melancon - UFC 162	4–2
–		Court McGee		4–2
–		Kyle Noke	Injury	4–2
–		TJ Waldburger	Injury	4–2
–		Adlan Amagov*		4–1
–		Nah-Shon Burrell*	Stephen Thompson - UFC 160	4–1
–		Jordan Mein*		3–2
–		Quinn Mulhern*		3–2
–		Sean Pierson	Kenny Robertson - UFC 161	3–2
–		Jake Shields ↓	Tyron Woodley - UFC 161	2–2 (1 NC)
–		Yoshihiro Akiyama	Long-term injury	1–4
8.		Tarec Saffiedine*	Robbie Lawler - UFC on Fox 8	4–0
–		Jason High*	Erick Silva - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	3–1
–		Claude Patrick	Long-term injury	3–1
–		Tyron Woodley*	Jake Shields - UFC 161	3–1
–		Justin Edwards	Injury	2–2
–		James Head		2–2
–		Erick Silva	Jason High - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	2–2
–		Pascal Krauss		2–1
–		Lance Benoist	Injury	1–2
–		David Mitchell	Mike Pierce - UFC 162	1–2
–		Kenny Robertson	Sean Pierson - UFC 161	1–2
–		Keith Wisniewski	Long-term injury	0–3
–		Gunnar Nelson	Injury	2–0
–		Chris Clements		1–0 (1 NC)
–		Benny Alloway		1–1
–		Siyar Bahadurzada		1–1
–		Marcelo Guimaraes		1–1
–		Brian Melancon*	Seth Baczynski - UFC 162	1–1
–		Sergio Moraes	Neil Magny - UFC 163	1–1
–		Stephen Thompson	Nah-Shon Burrell - UFC 160	1–1
–		Bobby Voelker*		1–1
–		Bristol Marunde* ↓		0–2
–		Yuri Villefort*		0–2
–		Ildemar Alcantara ↓	Leandro Silva - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	1–0
–		Kelvin Gastelum ↓		1–0
–		Hyun Gyu Lim		1–0
–		Ryan LaFlare		1–0
–		Neil Magny	Sergio Moraes - UFC 163	1–0
–		Colton Smith	Robert Whittaker - UFC 160	1–0
–		Robert Whittaker	Colton Smith - UFC 160	1–0
–		Michel Prazeres		0–1
–		Bradley Scott		0–1
–		Leandro Silva	Ildemar Alcantara - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	0–0
–		Brandon Thatch		0–0

Lightweights (155 lb, 70 kg): 73 Fighters

Back in 2002, the lightweight division was 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.

Champion: Benson Henderson
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
–		Gleison Tibau		12–7
–		Melvin Guillard	Mac Danzig - UFC on Fox 8	11–8
–		Diego Sanchez	UFC 164	13–5
5.		Donald Cerrone*	KJ Noons - UFC 160	12–5 (1 NC)
7.		Nate Diaz		11–7
–		Yves Edwards	Spencer Fisher - UFC on Fox 8	10–7
–		Spencer Fisher	Yves Edwards - UFC on Fox 8	9–8
8.		Jim Miller		11–3 (1 NC)
–		Danny Castillo*	Bobby Green - UFC on Fox 8	10–5
–		Sam Stout	Isaac Vallie-Flagg - UFC 161	8–7
–		Joe Lauzon	Michael Johnson - UFC on Fox Sports 1 1	9–5
–		Matt Wiman		9–5
C.		Benson Henderson*		12–1
–		Thiago Tavares	Steroid suspension	7–5–1
–		Jamie Varner*		7–5–1
–		Anthony Njokuani*		7–6
3.		Gray Maynard	T.J. Grant - UFC 160	9–1–1 (1 NC)
10.		Rafael dos Anjos		8–4
–		Sean Sherk	Semi-retirement	8–4
–		Mark Bocek		7–5
–		Evan Dunham		7–4
–		Mac Danzig	Melvin Guillard - UFC on Fox 8	5–6
6.		T.J. Grant	Gray Maynard - UFC 160	7–3
–		Ross Pearson		7–3
–		George Sotiropoulos		7–3
–		Paul Taylor	Long-term injury	4–5
–		Michael Johnson	Joe Lauzon - UFC on Fox Sports 1 1	4–4
–		Aaron Riley	Justin Salas - UFC on Fox 8	3–5
9.		Pat Healy*	Drug suspension	5–1 (1 NC)
–		Takanori Gomi		3–4
–		Edson Barboza	John Makdessi - UFC 162	5–1
–		Bobby Green*	Danny Castillo - UFC on Fox 8	5–1
–		Ryan Couture*		4–2
–		John Makdessi	Edson Barboza - UFC 162	4–2
4.		Josh Thomson*		4–2
–		Rafaello Oliveira	Long-term injury	2–4
–		Tiequan Zhang*		2–4
–		Brian Ebersole ↓	Long-term injury	4–1
–		Ramsey Nijem		3–2
–		Roger Bowling*		2–3
–		Tony Ferguson		3–1
–		Jorge Masvidal	Michael Chiesa - UFC on Fox 8	3–1
1.		Gilbert Melendez*		3–1
–		Francisco Trinaldo		3–1
–		John Maguire ↓	Mitch Clarke - UFC 161	2–2
–		Fabricio Camoes		1–2–1
–		K.J. Noons*	Donald Cerrone - UFC 160	1–3
–		Myles Jury		3–0
–		Khabib Nurmagomedov	Abel Trujillo - UFC 160	3–0
–		Isaac Vallie-Flagg*	Sam Stout - UFC 161	3–0
–		Daron Cruickshank		2–1
–		Reza Madadi		2–1
–		Tim Means		2–1
–		Cristiano Marcello		1–2
–		Michael Chiesa	Jorge Masvidal - UFC on Fox 8	2–0
–		Rustam Khabilov		2–0
–		Renee Forte		1–1
–		Lucas Martins		1–1
–		Joe Proctor	Injury	1–1
–		Mike Ricci		1–1
–		Mike Rio		1–1
–		Justin Salas	Aaron Riley - UFC on Fox 8	1–1
–		Mitch Clarke	John Maguire - UFC 161	0–2
–		Jeremy Larsen		0–2
–		Adriano Martins*		1–0
–		Norman Parke	Kazuki Tokudome - UFC 162	1–0
–		Abel Trujillo	Khabib Nurmagomedov - UFC 160	1–0
–		Kazuki Tokudome	Norman Parke - UFC 162	1–0
–		Jon Tuck	Injury	1–0
–		Al Iaquinta	Injury	0–1
–		Yancy Medeiros	Injury	0–1
–		Vinc Pichel		0–1
–		James Vick	Long-term injury	0–0

Featherweights (145 lb, 65 kg): 45 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 has been ruled over by Jose Aldo ever since.

Champion: Jose Aldo
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
8.		Clay Guida	Injury	10–7
6.		Dennis Siver	Cub Swanson - UFC 162	10–5
–		Jeremy Stephens ↓	Estevan Payan - UFC 160	7–8
3.		Frankie Edgar	Charles Oliveira - UFC 162	9–4–1
5.		Cub Swanson*	Dennis Siver - UFC 162	9–4
–		Mike Brown*	Semi-retirement (?)	8–5
–		Cole Miller		8–5
C.		José Aldo*	Anthony Pettis - August 3, 2013	12–0
10.		Nik Lentz		8–2–1 (1 NC)
–		Manny Gamburyan*	Injury	6–6
–		Rani Yahya*		7–4
1.		Chad Mendes*		9–1
2.		Ricardo Lamas*	Chan Sung Jung - UFC 162	8–2
–		Anthony Pettis* ↓	Jose Aldo - August 3, 2013	8–2
7.		Dustin Poirier*		6–3
–		Darren Elkins		6–2
–		Charles Oliveira	Frankie Edgar - UFC 160	4–3 (1 NC)
9.		Erik Koch*		5–2
–		Matt Grice		2–5
–		Cody McKenzie		3–3
–		Nam Phan		2–4
–		Steven Siler		4–1
–		Robbie Peralta*	Drug suspension	3–1 (1 NC)
–		Daniel Pineda		3–2
4.		Chan Sung Jung*	Ricardo Lamas - UFC 162	3–2
–		Dennis Bermudez	Max Holloway - UFC 160	3–1
–		Diego Brandao		3–1
–		Marcus Brimage		3–1
–		Max Holloway	Dennis Bermudez - UFC 160	3–1
–		Hatsu Hioki		2–2
–		Jimy Hettes	Injury	2–1
–		Felipe Arantes	Godofredo Pepey - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	1–1–1
–		Rodrigo Damm*	Mizuto Hirota - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	1–2
–		Sam Sicilia	Injury	1–2
–		Akira Corassani		2–0
–		Rony Jason	Mike Wilkinson - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	2–0
–		Estevan Payan*	Jeremy Stephens - UFC 160	2–0
–		Maximo Blanco		1–1
–		Hacran Dias		1–1
–		Godofredo Pepey	Felipe Arantes - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	1–1
–		Andy Ogle		1–1
–		Eddie Yagin	Long-term injury	1–1
–		Mizuto Hirota*	Rodrigo Damm - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	0–2
–		Conor McGregor		1–0
–		Mike Wilkinson ↓	Rony Jason - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	1–0

Bantamweights (135 lb, 61 kg): 37 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.

Champion: Dominick Cruz
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
2.		Urijah Faber*		12–5
7.		Scott Jorgensen*		10–6
–		Takeya Mizugaki*		6–5
–		George Roop*	Brian Bowles - UFC 160	4–6–1
C.		Dominick Cruz*	Long-term injury	9–1
4.		Eddie Wineland*	UFC 161	6–4
8.		Brian Bowles*	George Roop - UFC 160	7–2
6.		Raphael Assuncao*	Vaughan Lee - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	6–3
5.		Brad Pickett*		6–3
–		Yves Jabouin*	Dustin Pague - UFC 161	4–4
10.		Ivan Menjivar*		4–4
1.		Renan Barão* (IC)	Injury	7–0
–		Alex Caceres	Drug suspension	3–3 (1 NC)
3.		Michael McDonald*		5–1
–		Yuri Alcantara*		4–1 (1 NC)
–		Bryan Caraway*		3–3
–		T.J. Dillashaw		4–1
9.		Mike Easton		3–2
–		Francisco Rivera*	Injury	2–2 (1 NC)
–		Edwin Figueroa	Roland Delorme - UFC 161	2–2
–		Vaughan Lee	Raphael Assuncao - TUF Brazil 2 Finale	2–2
–		John Albert	Yaotzin Meza - UFC on Fox 8	1–3
–		Dustin Pague	Yves Jabouin - UFC 161	1–3
–		Erik Perez	Illness	3–0
–		Roland Delorme	Edwin Figueroa - UFC 161	2–0 (1 NC)
–		Johnny Bedford		2–1
–		Hugo Viana		2–1
–		Norifumi Yamamoto	Injury (?)	0–3
–		Chico Camus		1–1
–		Johnny Eduardo	Injury	1–1
–		Mitch Gagnon	Injury	1–1
–		Marcos Vinicius	Injury	1–1
–		Dustin Kimura		1–0
–		Kyung Ho Kang		0–0 (1 NC)
–		Yaotzin Meza ↓	John Albert - UFC on Fox 8	0–1
–		Iliarde Santos		0–1
–		Jumabieke Tuerxun		0–0

Women Bantamweights (135 lb, 61 kg): 12 Fighters

The women’s bantamweight division is the first and only women's division in UFC history, with Strikeforce champion Ronda Rousey promoted to UFC champion. Her fight with Liz Carmouche was the first women's UFC bout, and among the largest in women's combat sports history.

Champion: Ronda Rousey
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
C.		Ronda Rousey*	Cat Zingano	5–0
3.		Miesha Tate*	Liz Carmouche - UFC on Fox 8	2–2
6.		Alexis Davis*	Rosi Sexton - UFC 161	2–1
2.		Sarah Kaufman*		2–1
9.		Germaine de Randamie*	Julie Kedzie - UFC on Fox 8	1–1
5.		Liz Carmouche*	Miesha Tate - UFC on Fox 8	0–2
8.		Julie Kedzie*	Germaine de Randamie - UFC on Fox 8	0–2
4.		Sara McMann		1–0
1.		Cat Zingano	Ronda Rousey	1–0
10.		Sheila Gaff		0–1
7.		Amanda Nunes*		0–1
–		Rosi Sexton	Alexis Davis - UFC 161	0–0

Flyweights (125 lb, 56 kg): 13 Fighters

The UFC’s flyweight division is its first truly non-transported weight class since it decided to create a lightweight division all the way back in 2001. At the moment it’s still a work in process, but has featured notable flyweights Demetrious Johnson, Ian McCall, and Yasuhiro Urushitani.

Champion: Demetrious Johnson
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
1.		Joseph Benavidez*		10–3
C.		Demetrious Johnson*	John Moraga - UFC on Fox 8	7–2–1
7.		Chris Cariaso*		5–4
3.		Ian McCall*		1–4–1
2.		John Dodson		3–1
8.		John Lineker		2–1
9.		Darren Uyenoyama		2–1
4.		John Moraga	Demetrious Johnson - UFC on Fox 8	2–0
5.		Jussier da Silva		1–1
10.		Tim Elliott		1–1
6.		Louis Gaudinot	Injury	1–1
–		Phil Harris		1–1
–		Azamat Gashimov ↓		0–2