UFC fighter rankings: McGregor ranks 4th ahead of Aldo fight, while Siver drops out of top 10

The latest UFC rankings release was all about the featherweight division. Conor McGregor's defeat of Dennis Siver on Sunday earned him a title shot and another bump up the top 5, while Siver was removed from the top 10. Dustin Poirier's decision to move back to lightweight will likely see him continue to move down the ladder until he's completely unranked. Otherwise, no changes were made at lightweight after the Donald Cerrone/Ben Henderson and Gleison Tibau/Norman Parke bouts, and the rest of the card was otherwise filled with unranked fighters who were never likely to make their way into the top 15 in their respective weight classes.

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Pound-for-Pound: T.J. Dillashaw climbs two spots to 7th, while Ronda Rousey and Anderson Silva occupy 8th and 9th.

Women's Strawweight: Joanne Calderwood sees herself up one spot to 5th, which sends Tecia Torres down to 6th. Paige VanZant rounds out the top 10 while Heather Clark moves down to 11th.

Flyweight: Jussier Formiga goes up one notch and moves into a tie with John Moraga for 4th. Wilson Reis also holds 13th position while Brad Pickett, who is returning to bantamweight, drops to 14th.

Bantamweight: No changes

Women's Bantamweight: No changes

Featherweight: Conor McGregor is now 4th, while Cub Swanson rounds out the top 5. Dennis Bermudez goes up to 6th while Dustin Poirier, whose next fight will be at lightweight, dips to 7th. Jeremy Stephens returns to the top 10, while Clay Guida rises to 11th at the expense of 12th-ranked Dennis Siver.

Lightweight: No changes

Welterweight: No changes

Middleweight: Mark Munoz moves ahead of Tim Boetsch for 13th position.

Light Heavyweight: No changes

Heavyweight: No changes