List of current UFC fighters

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
Feb. 12, 2020		Juan Adams	Heavyweight	1–3
Feb. 11, 2020		Brandon Davis	Featherweight	2–5
Feb. 11, 2020		Brad Katona	Bantamweight	2–2
Feb. 11, 2020		Grigory Popov	Bantamweight	0–2
Feb. 11, 2020		Ben Saunders	Welterweight	9–10
Feb. 11, 2020		Daniel Spitz	Heavyweight	1–3
Feb. 3, 2020		Kalindra Faria	Women's Flyweight	0–3
Jan. 30, 2020		Junior Albini	Heavyweight	1–4
Jan. 30, 2020		Desmond Green	Lightweight	4–3
Jan. 28, 2020		Nordine Taleb	Welterweight	7–5
Jan. 23, 2020		Thiago Alves	Welterweight	15–12
Jan. 22, 2020		Gina Mazany	Women's Bantamweight	1–3
Mar. 9, 2019		Tim Boetsch (retired)	Middleweight	12–12

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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
March 5	Feb. 12, 2020		Jamall Emmers	Featherweight	17–4
March 5	Feb. 11, 2020		Shanna Young	Women's Bantamweight	7–3
March 14	Feb. 7, 2020		David Dvorak	Bantamweight	17–3
March 5	Feb. 5, 2020		Spike Carlyle	Featherweight	8–1
March 5	Feb. 5, 2020		Josh Culibao	Lightweight	8–0
Unknown	Jan. 31, 2020		Umar Nurmagomedov	Bantamweight	12–0
February 29	Jan. 29, 2020		Austin Lingo	Featherweight	7–1
February 29	Jan. 29, 2020		Youssef Zalal	Featherweight	8–2
February 28	Jan. 28, 2020		Kalinn Williams	Welterweight	10–1
Unknown	Jan. 27, 2020		Jai Herbert	Lightweight	10–1
February 27	Jan. 27, 2020		Daniel Rodriguez	Welterweight	11–1
April 25	Jan. 24, 2020		Evan Dunham	Lightweight	18–8–1
Unknown	Jan. 17, 2020		Modestas Bukauskas	Light Heavyweight	10–2
Unknown	Jan. 17, 2020		Jiri Prochazka	Light Heavyweight	26–3–1
Unknown	Nov. 11, 2019		Roman Bogatov	Lightweight	10–0
Unknown	Oct. 18, 2019		Tom Aspinall	Heavyweight	7–2
Unknown	Oct. 13, 2019		Alex Munoz	Lightweight	6–0
Unknown	Sep. 26, 2019		Chi Lewis-Parry	Heavyweight	8–0–2 (2 NC)
Unknown	Sep. 26, 2019		Alexander Romanov	Heavyweight	11–1
Unknown	Aug. 27, 2019		Peter Barrett	Lightweight	11–3
Unknown	Aug. 27, 2019		TJ Brown	Featherweight	14–6
Unknown	Aug. 27, 2019		Dusko Todorovic	Middleweight	9–0
Unknown	Aug. 25, 2019		Zhenhong Lu	Featherweight	18–6
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. 30, 2019		Aalon Cruz	Featherweight	8–2
Unknown	Jul. 30, 2019		Rodrigo Nascimento	Heavyweight	7–0
Unknown	Jul. 24, 2019		Istela Nunes	Women's Strawweight	7–1
March 14	Jul. 20, 2019		Carlos Felipe	Heavyweight	8–0
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
unknown	Mar. 13, 2019		Kyler Phillips	Bantamweight	6–1
Unknown	Mar. 9, 2019		Norma Dumont	Women's Bantamweight	4–0
Unknown	Jan. 17, 2018		Roman Dolidze	Light Heavyweight	6–0

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Heavyweights (265 lb, 120 kg): 44 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		17–14
–		Stefan Struve		13–10
4.		Junior dos Santos		15–6
6.		Derrick Lewis		14–5
–		Gian Villante* ↑	Ben Rothwell - UFC 249	10–9
1.		Daniel Cormier*		15–2 (1 NC)
8.		Alistair Overeem*	Walt Harris - UFC Portland	11–7
N/A		Fabricio Werdum*	Oleksiy Oliynyk - UFC 250	11–6
C.		Stipe Miocic		13–3
–		Ilir Latifi		7–6
–		Ben Rothwell	Gian Villante - UFC 249	7–6
9.		Walt Harris	Alistair Overeem - UFC Portland	6–6 (1 NC)
2.		Francis Ngannou	Jairzinho Rozenstruik - UFC on ESPN 8	9–2
3.		Curtis Blaydes		8–2 (1 NC)
12.		Oleksiy Oliynyk	Fabricio Werdum - UFC 250	7–4
–		Marcos Rogerio de Lima*	Ben Sosoli - UFC Auckland	5–5
–		Marcin Tybura	Sergey Spivak - UFC Norfolk	4–5
10.		Shamil Abdurahimov	Ciryl Gane - UFC 249	5–3
7.		Alexander Volkov		5–1
–		Todd Duffee		3–2 (1 NC)
–		Jake Collier ↑	Tom Aspinall - UFC London	3–3
–		Tai Tuivasa		3–3
–		Maurice Greene		3–2
–		Greg Hardy	Yorgan De Castro - UFC on ESPN 8	2–2 (1 NC)
5.		Jairzinho Rozenstruik	Francis Ngannou - UFC on ESPN 8	4–0
11.		Blagoy Ivanov	Augusto Sakai - UFC 250	2–2
15.		Ciryl Gane	Shamil Abdurahimov - UFC 249	3–0
13.		Augusto Sakai	Blagoy Ivanov - UFC 250	3–0
14.		Sergey Pavlovich		2–1
–		Jeff Hughes	Carlos Felipe - UFC on ESPN 8	0–2 (1 NC)
–		Tanner Boser		1–1
–		Raphael Pessoa	Injury	1–1
–		Serghei Spivac	Marcin Tybura - UFC Norfolk	1–1
–		Justin Tafa		1–1
–		Jarjis Danho		0–1–1
–		Yorgan De Castro	Greg Hardy - UFC on ESPN 8	1–0
–		Juan Espino		1–0
–		Ben Sosoli	Marcos Rogerio de Lima - UFC Auckland	0–0 (1 NC)
–		Don'Tale Mayes	Rodrigo Nascimento - UFC Portland	0–1
–		Tom Aspinall	Jake Collier - UFC London	0–0
–		Carlos Felipe	Jeff Hughes - UFC on ESPN 8	0–0
–		Chi Lewis-Parry		0–0
–		Rodrigo Nascimento	Dontale Mayes - UFC Portland	0–0
–		Alexander Romanov		0–0

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Light Heavyweights (205 lb, 93kg): 48 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: Jon Jones
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
–		Ed Herman*		12–11 (1 NC)
–		Ovince St. Preux*	Shamil Gamzatov - UFC Lincoln	14–9
C.		Jon Jones		20–1 (1 NC)
–		Mauricio Rua		10–9–1
1.		Thiago Santos		13–6
9.		Glover Teixeira	Anthony Smith - UFC Lincoln	13–5
–		Sam Alvey	Khalil Rountree - UFC on ESPN 8	10–8
3.		Anthony Smith*	Glover Teixeira - UFC Lincoln	10–6
5.		Corey Anderson		10–5
6.		Jan Blachowicz		9–5
14.		Nikita Krylov	Johnny Walker - UFC Brasilia	7–5
–		Antonio Rogerio Nogueira	Injury	6–6
13.		Misha Cirkunov		6–3
–		Devin Clark		5–4
–		Paul Craig	Ryan Spann - UFC London	4–4–1
–		Khalil Rountree	Sam Alvey - UFC on ESPN 8	4–5
7.		Volkan Oezdemir		5–3
4.		Dominick Reyes		6–1
–		Ion Cutelaba	Magomed Ankalaev - UFC Norfolk	4–3
–		Justin Ledet		3–3
–		Tyson Pedro	Injury	3–3
10.		Aleksandar Rakic		4–1
–		Magomed Ankalaev	Ion Cutelaba - UFC Norfolk	3–1
11.		Johnny Walker	Nikita Krylov - UFC Brasilia	3–1
–		Michal Oleksiejczuk	Jim Crute - UFC Auckland	2–1 (1 NC)
–		Gadzhimurad Antigulov	Injury	2–2
–		Mike Rodriguez		1–3
–		Ryan Spann	Paul Craig - UFC London	3–0
–		Jim Crute	Michal Oleksiejczuk - UFC Auckland	2–1
–		Klidson Abreu		1–2
–		Vinicius Moreira		0–3
–		Dequan Townsend		0–3
–		Da Un Jung		2–0
–		Alonzo Menifield		2–0
–		Dalcha Lungiambula		1–1
–		Kennedy Nzechukwu		1–1
–		Gokhan Saki	Injury	1–1
–		Marcin Prachnio		0–2
–		Yaozong Hu	USADA Suspension	0–2
–		Khadis Ibragimov		0–2
–		John Allan	USADA Suspension	1–0
–		Aleksa Camur		1–0
–		Jamahal Hill		1–0
–		Shamil Gamzatov	Ovince St. Preux - UFC Lincoln	1–0
–		Nick Negumereanu		0–1
–		Modestas Bukauskas		0–0
–		Roman Dolidze	USADA Suspension	0–0
–		Jiri Prochazka		0–0

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Middleweights (185 lb, 84 kg): 60 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
15.		Anderson Silva		18–6
8.		Derek Brunson*	Edmen Shahbazyan - UFC 248	13–7
–		Ronaldo Souza* ↓	Uriah Hall - UFC 249	12–6
11.		Brad Tavares	Injury	12–6
7.		Kelvin Gastelum		10–5 (1 NC)
–		Trevor Smith*		7–9
–		Chris Weidman ↓		10–5
–		Cezar Ferreira		9–6
10.		Uriah Hall	Jacare Souza - UFC 249	8–7
1.		Robert Whittaker		11–3
3.		Yoel Romero*	Israel Adesanya - UFC 248	9–4
12.		Omari Akhmedov		8–3–1
–		Zak Cummings	Andrew Sanchez - UFC Lincoln	8–4
–		Krzysztof Jotko	Eryk Anders - UFC Portland	8–4
14.		Antonio Carlos Junior	Injury	7–4 (1 NC)
6.		Jack Hermansson		7–3
4.		Jared Cannonier		6–4
5.		Darren Till		6–2–1
–		Eryk Anders	Krzysztof Jotko - UFC Portland	5–4
–		Gerald Meerschaert	Deron Winn - UFC 248	5–4
–		Darren Stewart	Marvin Vettori - UFC London	4–4 (1 NC)
–		Peter Sobotta ↑	Injury	4–5
C.		Israel Adesanya	Yoel Romero - UFC 248	7–0
–		Marvin Vettori	Darren Stewart - UFC London	4–2–1
–		Andrew Sanchez	Zak Cummings - UFC Lincoln	4–3
–		Alessio Di Chirico	Abu Azaitar - UFC Portland	3–4
–		Jack Marshman	Kevin Holland - UFC London	3–4
–		Eric Spicely	Punahele Soriano - UFC on ESPN 8	2–5
–		Karl Roberson	Makhmud Muradov - UFC 249	4–2
2.		Paulo Henrique Costa		5–0
–		Tom Breese	Brendan Allen - UFC Norfolk	4–1
–		Trevin Giles		3–2
–		Kevin Holland	Jack Marshman - UFC London	3–2
–		Markus Perez		2–3
–		Oskar Piechota		2–3
9.		Edmen Shahbazyan	Derek Brunson - UFC 248	4–0
13.		Ian Heinisch		2–2
–		John Phillips	Dusko Todorovic - UFC London	1–3
–		Charles Byrd		1–2
–		Bevon Lewis		1–2
–		Saparbek Safarov ↓	Rodolfo Vieira - UFC 248	1–2
–		Marc-Andre Barriault		0–3
–		Makhmud Muradov	Karl Roberson - UFC 249	2–0
–		Anthony Hernandez		1–1
–		Julian Marquez		1–1
–		Jun Yong Park		1–1
–		Wellington Turman		1–1
–		Deron Winn	Gerald Meerschaert - UFC 248	1–1
–		Alen Amedovski	Injury	0–2
–		Brendan Allen	Tom Breese - UFC Norfolk	1–0
–		Abu Azaitar	Alessio Di Chirico - UFC Portland	1–0
–		Andre Muniz		1–0
–		Khalid Murtazaliev	USADA Suspension	1–0
–		Punahele Soriano	Eric Spicely - UFC on ESPN 8	1–0
–		Rodolfo Vieira	Saparbek Safarov - UFC 248	1–0
–		Antonio Arroyo		0–1
–		Roman Kopylov		0–1
–		Adam Yandiev	Injury	0–1
–		Bruno Silva	USADA Suspension	0–0
–		Dusko Todorovic	John Phillips - UFC London	0–0

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Welterweights (170 lb, 77 kg): 79 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*		29–14 (1 NC)
5.		Demian Maia	Gilbert Burns - UFC Brasilia	22–9
–		Diego Sanchez		19–12
8.		Rafael dos Anjos		18–11
–		Matt Brown	Miguel Baeza - UFC on ESPN 8	15–10
9.		Nate Diaz		15–10
10.		Robbie Lawler*		14–10
3.		Jorge Masvidal*		14–7
–		Carlos Condit*	Injury	12–9
–		Tim Means		11–9 (1 NC)
–		Neil Magny	Li Jingliang - UFC 248	14–6
1.		Tyron Woodley*	Leon Edwards - UFC London	11–4–1
–		Alex Oliveira	Max Griffin - UFC 248	9–6 (1 NC)
–		Court McGee		8–8
6.		Stephen Thompson		10–4–1
7.		Michael Chiesa		10–4
–		Anthony Rocco Martin	David Zawada - UFC Lincoln	9–5
–		James Vick		9–5
–		Erik Koch*		8–6
12.		Gilbert Burns	Demian Maia - UFC Brasilia	10–3
–		Rustam Khabilov		10–3
14.		Vicente Luque	Randy Brown - UFC Portland	10–3
–		Michel Prazeres	USADA Suspension	10–3
–		James Krause*		8–5
–		Gunnar Nelson		8–5
2.		Colby Covington		10–2
4.		Leon Edwards	Tyron Woodley - UFC London	10–2
15.		Conor McGregor		10–2
–		Li Jingliang	Neil Magny - UFC 248	9–3
–		Jake Matthews	Emil Weber Meek - UFC Auckland	8–4
–		Alan Jouban		7–5
–		Mike Perry		6–6
C.		Kamaru Usman		11–0
N/A		Santiago Ponzinibbio	Injury	9–2
–		Warlley Alves		7–4
–		Belal Muhammad	Lyman Good - UFC 249	7–3
–		Sean Strickland	Injury	7–3
–		Alex Morono		6–3 (1 NC)
–		Niko Price	Muslim Salikhov - UFC Portland	6–3 (1 NC)
–		Chad Laprise		6–4
–		Danny Roberts	Nicolas Dalby - UFC London	6–4
–		Bryan Barberena		5–5
–		Elizeu Zaleski	Alexey Kunchenko - UFC Brasilia	7–2
–		Randy Brown	Vicente Luque - UFC Portland	6–3
–		Dheigo Lima	Injury	4–5
–		Max Griffin	Alex Oliveira - UFC 248	3–5
–		Bradley Scott	USADA Suspension	3–5
–		Mickey Gall		5–2
11.		Geoffrey Neal		5–0
–		Claudio Silva		5–0
–		Abdul Razak Alhassan		4–1
–		Lyman Good	Belal Muhammad - UFC 249	3–2
–		Nicolas Dalby	Danny Roberts - UFC London	2–2–1
–		Ramazan Emeev	Injury	3–1
–		Bartosz Fabinski	Shavkat Rakhmonov - UFC London	3–1
–		Muslim Salikhov	Niko Price - UFC Portland	3–1
–		Kenan Song	Callan Potter - UFC Auckland	3–1
–		Luke Jumeau		2–2
–		Chance Rencountre		2–2
–		Dwight Grant		2–1
–		Alexey Kunchenko	Elizeu Zaleski - UFC Brasilia	2–1
–		Ismail Naurdiev	Sean Brady - UFC Norfolk	2–1
–		Laureano Staropoli	Philip Rowe - UFC on ESPN 8	2–1
–		Emil Weber Meek	Jake Matthews - UFC Auckland	1–2
–		Michel Pereira		1–2
–		David Zawada	Rocco Martin - UFC Lincoln	1–2
–		Hector Aldana		0–3
–		Salim Touahri		0–3
–		Sergey Khandozhko		1–1
–		Callan Potter	Kenan Song - UFC Auckland	1–1
–		Takashi Sato	Maki Pitolo - UFC Auckland	1–1
–		Zelim Imadaev		0–2
–		Miguel Baeza	Matt Brown - UFC on ESPN 8	1–0
–		Sean Brady	Ismail Naurdiev - UFC Norfolk	1–0
–		Daniel Rodriguez		1–0
–		Khaos Williams		1–0
–		Abubakar Nurmagomedov		0–1
–		Maki Pitolo	Takashi Sato - UFC Auckland	0–1
–		Stefan Sekulic	USADA Suspension	0–1
–		Cole Williams		0–1
–		Shavkat Rakhmonov	Bartosz Fabinski - UFC London	0–0
–		Philip Rowe	Laureano Staropoli - UFC on ESPN 8	0–0

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Lightweights (155 lb, 70 kg): 91 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
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
–		Jim Miller		20–13 (1 NC)
–		Clay Guida		15–13
–		Joe Lauzon		15–12
2.		Dustin Poirier*		18–6 (1 NC)
13.		Charles Oliveira	Kevin Lee - UFC Brasilia	16–8 (1 NC)
–		Anthony Pettis*		14–10
10.		Edson Barboza		14–8
–		Michael Johnson	Evan Dunham - UFC Lincoln	11–11
–		Francisco Trinaldo	John Makdessi - UFC Brasilia	14–6
–		Evan Dunham	Michael Johnson - UFC Lincoln	11–8–1
–		Matt Wiman		10–7
1.		Tony Ferguson	Khabib Nurmagomedov - UFC 249	15–1
–		John Makdessi	Francisco Trinaldo - UFC Brasilia	10–6
–		Beneil Dariush	Drakkar Klose - UFC 248	11–4–1
8.		Kevin Lee	Charles Oliveira - UFC Brasilia	11–5
–		Bobby Green		9–6–1
9.		Al Iaquinta		9–5
–		Drew Dober		8–5 (1 NC)
–		Yancy Medeiros		6–7 (1 NC)
6.		Paul Felder	Dan Hooker - UFC Auckland	9–4
7.		Daniel Hooker	Paul Felder - UFC Auckland	9–4
C.		Khabib Nurmagomedov	Tony Ferguson - UFC 249	12–0
–		Olivier Aubin-Mercier		7–5
–		Steven Ray	Injury	7–4
11.		Carlos Diego Ferreira		8–2
–		Scott Holtzman		7–3
–		Mairbek Taisumov		7–2
–		Landon Vannata		3–4–2
14.		Islam Makhachev		7–1
–		Marc Diakiese	Jai Herbert - UFC London	5–3
–		Renato Moicano ↑	Damir Hadzovic - UFC Brasilia	5–3
–		Dong-Hyun Ma		3–5
–		Alexander Yakovlev		3–5
–		Leonardo Santos		6–0–1
12.		Gregor Gillespie		6–1
–		Alan Patrick	Christos Giagos - UFC Lincoln	5–2
–		Vinc Pichel	Injury	5–2
–		Joseph Duffy		4–3
–		Christos Giagos	Alan Patrick - UFC Lincoln	3–4
–		Drakkar Klose	Beneil Dariush - UFC 248	5–1
–		David Teymur		5–1
4.		Justin Gaethje		4–2
–		Davi Ramos		4–2
–		Joaquim Silva		4–2
–		Jared Gordon		3–3
–		Damir Hadzovic	Renato Moicano - UFC Brasilia	3–3
–		Frank Camacho		2–4
–		Thibault Gouti	USADA Suspension	1–5
–		Nasrat Haqparast		3–2
–		Luis Pena	Alex Munoz - UFC Nofrolk	3–2
15.		Alex Hernandez		3–1
–		Magomed Mustafaev	Brad Riddell - UFC Auckland	3–1
–		Roosevelt Roberts	Matt Frevola - UFC Lincoln	3–1
–		Matt Frevola	Roosevelt Roberts - UFC Lincoln	2–1–1
–		Chris Gruetzemacher	Injury	2–2
–		Teemu Packalen		1–3
–		Damir Ismagulov		3–0
–		Claudio Puelles		2–1
–		Devonte Smith		2–1
–		Jessin Ayari		1–2
–		Thiago Moises		1–2
–		Jalin Turner	Josh Culibao - UFC Auckland	1–2
–		Eric Wisely*	Illness	0–3
–		Don Madge		2–0
–		Joel Alvarez		1–1
–		Alex da Silva	Tristan Connelly - UFC Portland	1–1
–		Rafael Fiziev		1–1
–		John Gunther		1–1
–		Austin Hubbard	Mark O. Madsen - UFC 248	1–1
–		Arman Tsarukyan		1–1
–		Marcos Mariano		0–2
–		Kyle Prepolec ↓		0–2
–		Rodrigo Vargas		0–2
–		Ottman Azaitar	Khama Worthy - UFC 249	1–0
–		Tristan Connelly ↓	Alex da Silva - UFC Portland	1–0
–		Mark O. Madsen	Austin Hubbard - UFC 248	1–0
–		Omar Morales		1–0
–		Brad Riddell	Magomed Mustafaev - UFC Auckland	1–0
–		Joseph Solecki		1–0
–		Brok Weaver		1–0
–		Khama Worthy	Ottman Azaitar - UFC 249	1–0
–		Jamie Mullarkey	Injury	0–1
–		Jonathan Pearce		0–1
–		Alex Reyes ↓	Injury	0–1
–		Luigi Vendramini	Injury	0–1
–		Fares Ziam		0–1
–		Peter Barrett		0–0
–		Roman Bogatov		0–0
–		Josh Culibao	Jalin Turner - UFC Auckland	0–0
–		Jai Herbert	Marc Diakiese - UFC London	0–0
–		Alex Munoz	Luis Pena - UFC Norfolk	0–0

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Featherweights (145 lb, 65 kg): 72 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
8.		Jeremy Stephens	Calvin Kattar - UFC 249	15–16 (1 NC)
6.		Frankie Edgar		17–8–1
–		Cub Swanson*		16–10
–		Nik Lentz		14–8–1 (1 NC)
1.		Max Holloway		17–5
–		Ricardo Lamas*		14–8
–		Darren Elkins		14–7
–		Alex Caceres		10–10 (1 NC)
–		Andre Fili		8–6
–		Chas Skelly	Injury	7–4
5.		Yair Rodriguez		8–1 (1 NC)
4.		Chan-Sung Jung*		6–4
–		Mirsad Bektic		6–3
C.		Alex Volkanovski		8–0
2.		Brian Ortega	Zabit Magomedsharipov - UFC 249	6–1 (1 NC)
10.		Josh Emmett	Injury	6–2
15.		Arnold Allen		7–0
12.		Shane Burgos		6–1
–		Makwan Amirkhani	Mike Grundy - UFC London	5–2
–		Gabriel Benitez	Lerone Murphy - UFC London	4–3
–		Douglas Silva de Andrade	Injury	4–3
3.		Zabit Magomedsharipov	Brian Ortega - UFC 249	6–0
–		Ricardo Ramos		5–1
10.		Calvin Kattar	Jeremy Stephens - UFC 249	4–2
–		Dooho Choi		3–3
–		Rick Glenn		3–3
–		Charles Rosa		3–3
–		Dan Ige		5–1
–		Hakeem Dawodu		4–1
–		Zubaira Tukhugov	Kevin Aguilar - UFC Auckland	3–1–1
–		Julio Arce		3–2
–		Steven Peterson	Injury	2–3
–		Daniel Teymur		1–4
13.		Ryan Hall		4–0
14.		Sodiq Yusuff		4–0
–		Bryce Mitchell		3–0
–		Kevin Aguilar	Zubaira Tukhugov - UFC Auckland	2–1
–		Danny Henry	Injury	2–1
–		Nad Narimani	Injury	2–1
–		Mike Trizano		2–1
–		Gavin Tucker		2–1
–		Shane Young		2–1
–		Seung-Woo Choi		1–2
–		Chris Fishgold	Injury	1–2
–		Kyle Nelson		1–2
–		Matt Sayles		1–2
–		Grant Dawson		2–0
–		Movsar Evloev	Jamall Emmers - UFC 248	2–0
–		Mike Davis ↓	Injury	1–1
–		Luiz Eduardo Garagorri		1–1
–		Kron Gracie		1–1
–		Charles Jourdain		1–1
–		Jordan Griffin	TJ Brown - UFC Norfolk	0–2
–		Suman Mokhtarian		0–2
–		Herbert Burns		1–0
–		Giga Chikadze		1–0
–		Mike Grundy	Makwan Amirkhani - UFC London	1–0
–		Chase Hooper		1–0
–		Billy Quarantillo		1–0
–		Sean Woodson		1–0
–		Youssef Zalal		1–0
–		Lerone Murphy	Gabriel Benitez - UFC London	0–0–1
–		Bharat Khandare	USADA Suspension	0–1
–		Jacob Kilburn		0–1
–		Nate Landwehr		0–1
–		Austin Lingo		0–1
–		TJ Brown	Jordan Griffin - UFC Norfolk	0–0
–		Spike Carlyle	Aalon Cruz - UFC Norfolk	0–0
–		Aalon Cruz	Spike Carlyle - UFC Norfolk	0–0
–		Jamall Emmers	Movsar Evloev - UFC 248	0–0
–		Zhenhong Lu		0–0
–		Vince Murdock	USADA Suspension	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
–		Megan Anderson	Norma Dumont - UFC on ESPN 8	2–2
–		Felicia Spencer	Zarah Fairn - UFC Norfolk	1–1
–		Zarah Fairn Dos Santos	Felicia Spencer - UFC Norfolk	0–1
–		Norma Dumont	Megan Anderson - UFC on ESPN 8	0–0

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Bantamweights (135 lb, 61 kg): 75 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: Henry Cejudo
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
–		Urijah Faber*		19–10
–		Rani Yahya*	Enrique Barzola - UFC Brasilia	18–7 (1 NC)
7.		José Aldo*	Henry Cejudo - UFC 250	18–5
5.		Raphael Assuncao*	Cody Garbrandt - UFC on ESPN 8	14–6
–		Iuri Alcantara*		11–7 (1 NC)
–		Eddie Wineland*		10–9
N/A		T.J. Dillashaw ↑	USADA Suspension	12–4
13.		John Dodson		10–6
–		Dominick Cruz*	Injury	12–2
2.		Aljamain Sterling		10–3
6.		Pedro Munhoz		9–4
14.		Marlon Vera		9–4
–		Louis Smolka	Davey Grant - UFC on ESPN 8	7–6
C.		Henry Cejudo	Jose Aldo - UFC 250	9–2
–		Alejandro Perez		7–3–1
10.		Rob Font		7–3
–		Kyung Ho Kang		6–2 (1 NC)
–		Enrique Barzola ↓	Rani Yahya - UFC Brasilia	6–3
9.		Cody Garbrandt	Raphael Assuncao - UFC on ESPN 8	6–3
8.		Jimmie Rivera	Injury	6–3
–		Frankie Saenz		5–4
–		Teruto Ishihara		3–5–1
–		Thomas Almeida	Injury	5–3
–		Mitch Gagnon		4–4
1.		Marlon Moraes		5–2
–		Jose Alberto Quinonez	Sean O'Malley - UFC 248	5–2
–		Brian Kelleher		4–3
–		Ryan Benoit		3–4
–		Johnny Eduardo		3–4
3.		Petr Yan		6–0
11.		Cody Stamann	Raoni Barcelos - UFC on ESPN 8	4–1–1
–		Brett Johns		4–2
–		Luke Sanders		3–3
4.		Cory Sandhagen		5–0
12.		Song Yadong		4–0–1
–		Merab Dvalishvili		3–2
–		Andre Ewell		3–2
–		Ricky Simon		3–2
–		Guido Cannetti	Danaa Batgerel - UFC 248	2–3
–		David Grant	Louis Smolka - UFC on ESPN 8	2–3
–		Raoni Barcelos	Cody Stamann - UFC on ESPN 8	4–0
–		Montel Jackson		3–1
–		Nathaniel Wood		3–1
–		Jonathan Martinez		2–2
–		Pingyuan Liu		2–2
–		Mario Bautista		2–1
–		Chris Gutierrez		2–1
15.		Casey Kenney		2–1
–		Benito Lopez		2–1
–		Said Nurmagomedov		2–1
–		Khalid Taha	USADA Suspension	2–1
–		Felipe Colares		1–2
–		Vince Morales		1–2
–		Aiemann Zahabi		1–2
–		Heili Alateng		2–0
–		Sean O'Malley	Jose Quinonez - UFC 248	2–0
–		Randy Costa	Martin Day - UFC on ESPN 8	1–1
–		Geraldo de Freitas	Jack Shore - UFC London	1–1
–		Miles Johns		1–1
–		Su Mudaerji		1–1
–		Journey Newson		1–1
–		Cole Smith		1–1
–		Anderson dos Santos		0–2
–		Domingo Pilarte		0–2
–		Hunter Azure		1–0
–		Jack Shore	Geraldo de Freitas - UFC London	1–0
–		Batgerel Danaa	Guido Cannetti - UFC 248	0–1
–		Martin Day	Randy Costa - UFC on ESPN 8	0–1
–		Tony Gravely		0–1
–		Ode Osbourne		0–1
–		Bruno Silva	David Dvorak - UFC Brasilia	0–1
–		Gabriel Silva	Kyler Phillips - UFC Norfolk	0–1
Unknown	Feb. 7, 2020		David Dvorak	Bruno Silva - UFC Brasilia	0–0
–		Umar Nurmagomedov		0–0
–		Kyler Phillips	Gabriel Silva - UFC Norfolk	0–0

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Women Bantamweights (135 lb, 61 kg): 34 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*		13–2
6.		Raquel Pennington		7–5
2.		Holly Holm		6–5
9.		Sara McMann		6–5
13.		Bethe Correia	Pannie Kianzad - UFC 250	5–4–1
10.		Marion Reneau	Ketlen Vieira - UFC 250	5–4–1
1.		Germaine de Randamie*		7–3
5.		Irene Aldana		5–3
11.		Lina Lansberg		4–4
–		Sarah Moras	Sijara Eubanks - UFC 249	3–4
4.		Julianna Pena	Aspen Ladd - UFC on ESPN 8	5–1
12.		Macy Chiasson		4–1
3.		Aspen Ladd	Julianna Pena - UFC on ESPN 8	4–1
7.		Ketlen Vieira	Marion Reneau - UFC 250	4–1
–		Jessy-Rose Clark		2–2
15.		Sijara Eubanks	Sarah Moras - UFC 249	2–2
8.		Yana Kunitskaya		2–2
–		Talita Bernardo		1–3
–		Veronica Macedo ↑	Bea Malecki - UFC Brasilia	1–3
–		Pannie Kianzad	Bethe Correia - UFC 250	1–2
–		Tonya Evinger		0–3
14.		Nicco Montano	Injury	1–1
–		Vanessa Melo	Sarah Alpar - UFC Oklahoma City	0–2
–		Julia Avila	Karol Rosa - UFC Portland	1–0
–		Tracy Cortez		1–0
–		Leah Letson ↓	Injury	1–0
–		Bea Malecki	Veronica Macedo - UFC Brasilia	1–0
–		Karol Rosa	Julia Avila - UFC Portland	1–0
–		Liana Jojua		0–1
–		Lara Procopio		0–1
–		Duda Santana	Injury	0–1
–		Shanna Young		0–1
–		Sarah Alpar	Vanessa Melo - UFC Oklahoma City	0–0
–		Melissa Gatto	USADA Suspension	0–0

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Flyweights (125 lb, 56 kg): 16 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: Vacant
RK	TotT	Name	Next Fight/Status	Zuffa Record
1.		Joseph Benavidez*	Deiveson Figueiredo - UFC Norfolk	20–5
2.		Jussier Formiga	Brandon Moreno - UFC Brasilia	9–5
11.		Tim Elliott		4–8
–		Ray Borg		7–4
4.		Alexandre Pantoja		6–2
3.		Deiveson Figueiredo	Joe Benavidez - UFC Norfolk	6–1
5.		Brandon Moreno	Jussier Formiga - UFC Brasilia	4–2–1
10.		Matt Schnell		4–3
9.		Alex Perez		5–1
13.		Mark De La Rosa		2–4
8.		Kai Kara-France	Tyson Nam - UFC Auckland	3–1
7.		Rogerio Bontorin		2–1
12.		Jordan Espinosa		1–2
14.		Raulian Paiva		1–2
6.		Askar Askarov		1–0–1
–		Tyson Nam	Kai Kara-France - UFC Auckland	0–1

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Women Flyweights (125 lb, 57 kg): 35 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
10.		Alexis Davis*		8–6
2.		Jessica Eye		5–6 (1 NC)
C.		Valentina Shevchenko		8–2
3.		Joanne Calderwood		6–4
1.		Katlyn Chookagian		6–3
7.		Lauren Murphy		4–4
–		Cynthia Calvillo ↑	Antonina Shevchenko - UFC Lincoln	5–1–1
–		J.J. Aldrich		4–3
–		Maryna Moroz	Mayra Bueno Silva - UFC Brasilia	4–3
–		Ashlee Evans-Smith	Molly McCann - UFC London	3–4
5.		Roxanne Modafferi		3–4
–		Gillian Robertson		4–2
12.		Montana De La Rosa		4–1
14.		Ji Yeon Kim	Injury	3–2
–		Justine Kish		3–2
9.		Andrea Lee		3–2
13.		Mara Romero Borella		2–3
9.		Maycee Barber		3–1
15.		Poliana Botelho		3–1
–		Molly McCann	Ashlee Evans-Smith - UFC London	3–1
4.		Jennifer Maia		2–2
6.		Viviane Araujo		2–1
–		Sabina Mazo		2–1
11.		Antonina Shevchenko	Cynthia Calvillo - UFC Lincoln	2–1
–		Shana Dobson	Priscila Cachoeira - UFC Auckland	1–2
–		Nadia Kassem		1–2
–		Ariane Lipski		1–2
–		Rachel Ostovich	Injury	1–2
–		Yanan Wu		1–2
–		Priscila Cachoeira	Shana Dobson - UFC Auckland	0–3
–		Mayra Bueno Silva	Maryna Moroz - UFC Brasilia	1–0
–		Luana Carolina	Injury	1–0
–		Diana Belbita		0–1
–		Isabella de Padua		0–1
–		Taila Santos	Injury	0–1

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Women Strawweights (115 lb, 52 kg): 36 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
1.		Jessica Andrade	Rose Namajunas - UFC 249	11–5
4.		Joanna Jedrzejczyk	Weili Zhang - UFC 248	10–3
–		Angela Hill	Loma LookboonMee - UFC Auckland	6–7
–		Randa Markos	Amanda Ribas - UFC Brasilia	6–5–1
12.		Tecia Torres	Mizuki Inoue - UFC on ESPN 8	6–5
7.		Carla Esparza	Michelle Waterson - UFC Portland	6–4
6.		Claudia Gadelha	Marina Rodriguez - UFC Oklahoma City	6–4
14.		Karolina Kowalkiewicz	Yan Xiaonan - UFC Auckland	5–5
–		Cortney Casey	Injury	4–6
2.		Rose Namajunas	Jessica Andrade - UFC 249	6–3
11.		Felice Herrig	Injury	5–3
–		Paige VanZant ↓	Injury	5–3
8.		Michelle Waterson	Carla Esparza - UFC Portland	5–3
5.		Nina Ansaroff	Maternity Leave	4–3
13.		Alexa Grasso		3–3
–		Ashley Yoder		2–4
3.		Tatiana Suarez		5–0
–		Yan Xiaonan	Karolina Kowalkiewicz - UFC Auckland	4–0
C.		Weili Zhang	Joanna Jedrzejczyk - UFC 248	4–0
9.		Marina Rodriguez	Claudia Gadelha - UFC Oklahoma City	2–0–2
–		Hannah Cifers		2–2
–		Emily Whitmire	Polyana Viana - UFC 248	2–2
–		Syuri Kondo		1–3
–		Polyana Viana ↓	Emily Whitmire - UFC 248	1–3
–		Jodie Esquibel		0–4
–		Mackenzie Dern	Ariane Carnelossi - UFC Lincoln	2–1
–		Livia Renata Souza	Injury	2–1
15.		Amanda Ribas	Randa Markos - UFC Brasilia	2–0
–		Miranda Granger		1–1
–		Virna Jandiroba		1–1
–		Amanda Lemos		1–1
–		Mizuki Inoue ↓	Tecia Torres - UFC on ESPN 8	1–0
–		Loma Lookboonmee	Angela Hill - UFC Auckland	1–0
–		Brianna Van Buren	Injury	1–0
–		Ariane Carnelossi	Mackenzie Dern - UFC Lincoln	0–1
–		Hannah Goldy ↓	Injury	0–1
–		Mallory Martin		0–1
–		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
Dec. 2, 2018		Mark Hunt	Heavyweight	8–8–1 (1 NC)
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
Jan. 25, 2020		Darko Stosic	Light Heavyweight	1–3
Dec. 9, 2017		Antonio Braga Neto	Middleweight	1–2
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
May 12, 2018		Alberto Mina	Welterweight	3–1
Jun. 9, 2018		CM Punk	Welterweight	0–2
Aug. 3, 2019		Salim Touahri	Welterweight	0–3
Jan. 2, 2016		Sheldon Westcott	Welterweight	1–2
Dec. 13, 2014		Joe Ellenberger	Lightweight	1–1
Oct. 26, 2019		Alex White	Lightweight	4–6
Sep. 21, 2019		Martin Bravo	Featherweight	1–3
Sep. 21, 2019		Polo Reyes	Featherweight	4–4
Nov. 25, 2017		Guan Wang	Featherweight	1–0
May 19, 2018		Henry Briones	Bantamweight	1–4
May 24, 2014		Chris Holdsworth	Bantamweight	2–0
Sep. 21, 2019		Carlos Huachin	Bantamweight	0–2
Dec. 8, 2018		Matthew Lopez	Bantamweight	2–4
Jan. 25, 2020		Lucie Pudilova	Women's Flyweight	2–5
Oct. 26, 2019		Alexandra Albu	Women's Strawweight	2–2
Sep. 22, 2018		Alex Chambers	Women's Strawweight	1–4
Apr. 22, 2017		Jessica Penne	Women's Strawweight	1–3

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