Best Mma Records All Time

Fulton is nicknamed 'The Ironman' for good reason. He holds an official record of 253-52-10 (1 NC) in MMA. He last fought in March of 2017. If you've been a fan of MMA for a lengthy period of time. All-time rankings are division-specific, whereas the current rankings are division-adjusted. Therefore, a fighter CAN be ranked in more than one division. Longevity at or near the top of the division plays a huge role in where a fighter is ranked.

• Currently signed to the UFC, Nunes is ultimately top on the list of the best female MMA fighters of all-time. Nunes is the current champion of the women’s bantamweight and featherweight divisions. She is the first woman to hold two division titles in the UFC and the first to defend two titles while holding on to them.
• Record: 26-2-0 George St. Pierre is the best MMA fighter of all-time. Yes, he was not the best at knockouts, but his strong will was too much for many fighters to break. One thing that surprised all was that he did not have any wrestling background before launching into MMA.

Computerized All-Time Mixed Martial Arts Rankings

The all-time rankings reflect the overall careers of MMA fighters. When observing these lists, it is important to consider the following:

Best All Time Mma Fighter

• All-time rankings are division-specific, whereas the current rankings are division-adjusted. Therefore, a fighter CAN be ranked in more than one division.
• Longevity at or near the top of the division plays a huge role in where a fighter is ranked. All of the rankings are career-long. Only extreme cases of past-prime bad performances are not completely excused from the rankings. Divisional strength is also a large factor in accumulating all-time ranking points.
• Head-to-head results have a minor, but direct effect.
• These rankings are not updated as often as the current rankings. Please check the last updated date at the top of the page.
• The nature of the rankings requires them for the most part, to be “slow” in reacting to actions made by current fighters. Think ‘rolling average’, versus immediate change when looking for effects from recent fights.
• Fluctuations in the position of active fighters may be a frequent occurrence. This is merely due to how these rankings are calculated. However, fluctuations may also accompany mathematical revisions or data updates.
• Early Pancrase (pre-late 2000) bouts and many non-UFC bouts (pre-1999) were open-weight. Due to the impact of these matches, the “credit” is assigned to fighters within the division that these fighters would’ve competed in had there been a more comprehensive divisional structure. Surrounding data (in terms of chronology) is analyzed to determine a division. If one cannot be definitively determined, the credit will be assigned to the fighter for Heavyweight+.

Conor McGregor Record: 22-5-0

The Notorious

• Height: 5' 9'
• Weight: 155 lbs.
• Reach: 74'
• STANCE: Southpaw
• DOB: Jul 14, 1988

• SLpM: 5.32
• Str. Acc.: 49%
• SApM: 4.54
• Str. Def: 54%

• TD Avg.: 0.70
• TD Acc.: 55%
• TD Def.: 67%
• Sub. Avg.: 0.0

SLpM - Significant Strikes Landed per Minute

Str. Acc. - Significant Striking Accuracy

SApM - Significant Strikes Absorbed per Minute

Str. Def. - Significant Strike Defence (the % of opponents strikes that did not land)

TD Avg. - Average Takedowns Landed per 15 minutes

TD Acc. - Takedown Accuracy

TD Def. - Takedown Defense (the % of opponents TD attempts that did not land)

Mma Fighters Best Records

Sub. Avg. - Average Submissions Attempted per 15 minutes

Mma Fight Records