Top 40-31 UFC Fighters of All Time as of 2024

 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 flyweight winning the title over Demetrious Johnson. He then won and defended the bantamweight title shortly after. In that span he got four title wins over Johnson, Marlon Moraes, TJ Dillashaw and Dominick Cruz. 

#5 flyweight 2015 

#3 flyweight 2016 

#2 flyweight 2017 

#1 flyweight 2018-2019 

#1 bantamweight 2019-2020








36. Johny Hendricks  

He was 15-1 before losing to Georges St. Pierre with wins over Condit, Martin Kampmann, Josh Koscheck and Jon Fitch. He eventually did win the vacant title over Lawler. 

#4 welterweight 2011

#1 welterweight 2012

#2 welterweight 2013-2015 







35. Andrei Arlovski 

He beat Tim Sylvia to win the interim title, got promoted to undisputed heavyweight champion and defended it twice. He has wins over Fabrício Werdum, Travis Browne, Antonio Silva and Frank Mir in his second UFC run. 

#3 heavyweight 2003-2004 

#1 heavyweight 2005 

#2 heavyweight 2006 

#3 heavyweight 2007 and 2014

#5 heavyweight 2015 







34. Robbie Lawler  

He beat Josh Koscheck to crack the top ten and Rory MacDonald to earn a title shot. He eventually beat Hendricks to win the UFC welterweight title and defended it twice over MacDonald and Condit. 

#4 welterweight 2002 

#3 welterweight 2003 

#5 welterweight 2013 

#1 welterweight 2014-2015

#4 welterweight 2016

#5 welterweight 2017  








33. Conor McGregor  

He went 8-0 in his featherweight run to win the UFC featherweight title. That run included ranked wins over Dustin Poirier, Chad Mendes and Jose Aldo. He beat Eddie Alvarez to become a two division champion but it all went downhill from there. 

#1 featherweight 2015 

#2 lightweight 2016 

#3 lightweight 2018 and 2021 

#2 welterweight 2020








32. Frank Mir 

He went on a 6-1 run before his motorcycle accident that included winning the UFC heavyweight title giving Sylvia his first loss. He regained the number one spot by beating current UFC champion Brock Lesnar and winning the interim title over Antonio Nogueira.

#1 heavyweight 2004 

#5 heavyweight 2007 

#1 heavyweight 2008

#2 heavyweight 2009 

#5 heavyweight 2010

#3 heavyweight 2012 








31. Tim Sylvia

He started his UFC run 3-0 beating Ricco Rodriguez for the heavyweight title and defending it once. He eventually regained the title over Arlovski and defended it twice, becoming a two time champion. 

#1 heavyweight 2003

#2 heavyweight 2004-2005 

#1 heavyweight 2006 

#2 heavyweight 2007

#5 heavyweight 2008 

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