The UFC is the one of the most popular MMA promotions in the world. With a roster of fighters like Alex Pereira, Merab Dvalishvili, and Valentina Shevchenko - it's impossible to ignore.
Each weight class in the Ultimate Fighting Championship showcases different fighters from all around the world. Each fighter competes to earn a spot in the Rankings, but not all can make it.
How are the Rankings updated? Is it based on fight stats? Get the answer here.
Use the dropdown to select a weight class. Tap to see the Men's Rankings for the weight class you chose.
Use the dropdown to select a weight class. Tap to see the Women's Rankings for the weight class you chose.
Use the dropdown to select a Division. Tap to see the Rankings for the Men's or Women's Division.
Rankings in the UFC were first introduced in February 2013.
There is a small media panel that votes to include (or exclude) fighters from the Top 15 for each weight class.
As of 2024, there are 8 Men's weight classes and 3 Women's weight classes.
Rankings are voted on and decided for all 11 weight classes. Plus, there is a Men's and Women's Pound-for-Pound list that includes 15 fighters from each division.
There are quite a few fighters in the UFC Hall of Fame, including UFC veterans like Donald Cerrone and Wanderlei Silva.
Historic Fights are also part of the Hall of Fame. The media panel that votes on Rankings does not oversee Hall of Fame inductees.
