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  This list   does not   take into account any events of 2025 10.  Daniel Cormier  DC only has lost to two men, Jon Jones and Stipe Miocic. In spite of his title loss to Jones, he still would go on to win the vacant title against Anthony Johnson and defend it three times. At heavyweight, he beat Miocic to become a two division champion and defend it once more.  #3 heavyweight 2013 #2 light heavyweight 2015-2016 #1 light heavyweight 2017  #2 light heavyweight 2018 #1 heavyweight 2018  #2 heavyweight 2019 #3 heavyweight 2020 9.   Jose Aldo  Not even taking his WEC run into account, Aldo has defended the featherweight title nine times, all against ranked opponents. He'd regain the title once more against Frankie Edgar and close out his career a top ten bantamweight with three ranked wins at 135.  #3 featherweight 2012 #1 featherweight 2013-2014 #2 featherweight 2015  #1 featherweight 2016  #2 featherweight 2017 #3 featherweig...

This list   does not   take into account any events of 2025 20.  Dustin Poirier  Went 4-0 on his first UFC run at featherweight. He unofficially became the number one featherweight in the world by upsetting Josh Grispi and submitting Max Holloway before his title eliminator loss to the Korean Zombie. At lightweight, he went 8-1 to earn an interim title shot and win it against featherweight champion, Holloway. He then stopped Conor McGregor twice and worked his way up to two more title shots against Charles Oliveira and Islam Machachev.  #1 featherweight 2011 #2 featherweight 2012  #5 lightweight 2017 #4 lightweight 2018  #2 lightweight 2020-2021 #3 lightweight 2022 19.   Israel Adesanya  He opened his UFC career 9-0 to win the UFC middleweight title over Robert Whittaker and defended it a total of six times. He'd lose his title to Alex Pereira only to regain it by vicious knockout to become the first middleweight to win back the title.  ...

This list   does not   take into account any events of 2025 30.  Chuck Liddell  Went on a 7-0 run to earn a title shot over Randy Couture. He would avenge that loss to win the UFC light heavyweight title two years later. He would go on to defend the title four times, knocking out every opponent.  #5 light heavyweight 2000 #4 light heavyweight 2001  #3 light heavyweight 2002  #5 light heavyweight 2003  #3 light heavyweight 2004  #1 light heavyweight 2005-2006  29.   Glover Teixeira  Started his UFC career 5-0 with ranked wins over Ryan Bader and Rampage Jackson to earn a title shot against Jon Jones. Four years later, he'd go on a 6-fight-winning streak to win the UFC light heavyweight title over Jan Blachowicz, upsetting Anthony Smith and Thiago Santos along the way.  #4 light heavyweight 2013-2014 #5 light heavyweight 2016  #4 light heavyweight 2017  #2 light heavyweight 2020-2022 #4 light heavyweight 2023 ...

  This list   does not   take into account any events of 2025 40.  Pat Miletich  Won the UFC welterweight tournament at UFC 16. Later that year, he won the UFC welterweight title and defended it four times. He went 7-0 in that run before losing the title to Carlos Newton.  #1 welterweight 1998-2000 #3 welterweight 2001 39.   Tyron Woodley  Beat Carlos Condit, Kelvin Gastelum, Robbie Lawler, Stephen Thompson and Demian Maia amongst ranked welterweights. He also won and defended the UFC title three times.   #4 welterweight 2014-2015  #3 welterweight 2016 #1 welterweight 2017  #2 welterweight 2018  #3 welterweight 2019  38.   Charles Oliveira  Went on an 11 fight winning streak which included four ranked opponents, winning and defending the UFC lightweight title.  #4 lightweight 2020 #1 lightweight 2021  #2 lightweight 2022-2023  #3 lightweight 2024  37.   Henry Cejudo   He went 6-2 at ...

 This list does not take into account any events of 2025 50. Marlon Moraes  From 2017-2019 all of his UFC wins were against ranked opponents; John Dodson, Aljamain Sterling, Jimmie Rivera, Raphael Assunção and Jose Aldo. His first UFC run led him to a vacant UFC bantamweight title fight against Henry Cejudo.  #1 bantamweight 2017-2018 #2 bantamweight 2019 #4 bantamweight 2020 49. Yushin Okami  Beat Nate Marquardt to get a title shot and former UFC middleweight champion Evan Tanner. He has 15 wins at middleweight, with 3 of his 5 losses were to former world champions.  #3 middleweight 2006-2008 #5 middleweight 2009  #3 middleweight 2010-2011  48. Gray Maynard   Beat Frankie Edgar, Jim Miller, Nate Diaz, Kenny Florian and Clay Guida. He was an undefeated title challenger twice against Edgar.  #2 lightweight 2009  #1 lightweight 2010 #2 lightweight 2011 #3 lightweight 2012  47. Chan Sung Jung  Beat Dustin Poirier, Frankie Edga...