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Top 25 MMA fighters of all time (my opinion)

  1. ⁠Jon Jones
  2. ⁠Georges St-Pierre
  3. ⁠Islam Makhachev
  4. ⁠Demetrious Johnson
  5. ⁠Anderson Silva
  6. ⁠Alexander Volkanovski
  7. ⁠Daniel Cormier
  8. ⁠José Aldo
  9. ⁠Khabib Nurmagomedov
  10. ⁠Stipe Miocic
  11. ⁠Ilia Topuria
  12. ⁠Alex Pereira
  13. ⁠Israel Adesanya
  14. ⁠Merab Dvalishvili
  15. ⁠Kamaru Usman
  16. ⁠Max Holloway
  17. ⁠BJ Penn
  18. ⁠Henry Cejudo
  19. ⁠Dominick Cruz
  20. ⁠Charles Oliveira
  21. ⁠Cain Velasquez
  22. ⁠Alexandre Pantoja
  23. ⁠Matt Hughes
  24. ⁠Conor McGregor
  25. ⁠Randy Couture
  26. ⁠Frankie Edgar

Honorable mentions (no particular order);

  1. ⁠Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira
  2. ⁠Chris Weidman
  3. ⁠TJ Dillashaw
  4. ⁠Chuck Liddell
  5. ⁠Justin Gaethje
  6. ⁠Aljamain Sterling
  7. ⁠Dricus du Plessis
  8. ⁠Petr Yan
  9. ⁠Mauricio Rua
  10. ⁠Rafael dos Anjos
  11. ⁠Tyron Woodley
  12. ⁠Junior dos Santos
  13. ⁠Mirko Filipović
  14. ⁠Francis Ngannou
  15. ⁠Dustin Poirier
  16. ⁠Sean Strickland
  17. ⁠Benson Henderson
  18. ⁠Kazushi Sakuraba
  19. ⁠Lyoto Machida
  20. ⁠Dan Henderson
  21. ⁠Alistair Overeem
  22. ⁠Deiveson Figueiredo
  23. ⁠Wanderlei Silva
  24. ⁠Fabricio Werdum
  25. ⁠Khamzat Chimaev
  26. ⁠Renan Barão
  27. ⁠Vitor Belfort
  28. ⁠Robert Whittaker
  29. ⁠Joseph Benavidez
  30. ⁠Leon Edwards
  31. ⁠Brandon Moreno
  32. ⁠Robbie Lawler
  33. ⁠Tony Ferguson
  34. ⁠Eddie Alvarez
  35. ⁠Frank Shamrock
  36. ⁠Royce Gracie
  37. ⁠Tito Ortiz
  38. ⁠Takanori Gomi
  39. ⁠Josh Barnett
  40. ⁠Joshua Van
  41. ⁠Bas Rutten
  42. ⁠Quinton Jackson
  43. ⁠Anthony Pettis
  44. ⁠Urijah Faber
  45. ⁠Miguel Torres
  46. ⁠Rich Franklin
  47. ⁠Tom Aspinall
  48. ⁠Luke Rockhold
  49. ⁠Ciryl Gane
  50. ⁠Yoel Romero

Notes:

- GSP and Jones are interchangeable at #1 and #2.

- Silva and Volk are interchangeable at #5 and 6.

- The reason why I have so many fighters on my HM is because there are so many fighters i wanted to include. Also it’s there for people who’s gonna comment “Bro! where’s [insert fighter]!!!! He should be on here!!!!”

- It’s men’s only, so Amanda Nunes and Valentina Shevchenko aren’t on here.

- Also UFC only, so no Fedor. Otherwise, he’d be #4-6.

Feel free to give me your opinion. If you think a fighter is too low, too high or if they’re not included and you think they should be, let me know.

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u/PotatosandTomato — 9 hours ago
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Who do you pick between Cristiane Justino vs Ketlen Vieira?

Legendary combat sports icon Cristiane "Cris Cyborg" Justino puts her PFL featherweight championship on the line against high-level UFC veteran Ketlen Vieira in the headline event of PFL Tampa. Marking the final MMA bout of Cyborg's historic, multi-organization career, the reigning champion aims to cement her legendary legacy with a monumental 30th professional victory. However, Brazil's formidable contender Ketlen Vieira steps into the SmartCage determined to spoil the grand retirement send-off and capture the world title in a high-stakes clash of power and elite grappling.

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u/Hopeful_Rabbit_3565 — 20 hours ago
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could shavkat actually come back the same and how does he match up with islam at 170

shavkats been out forever and tbh its hard to trust anyones cardio and explosiveness after being sidelined for that long. but assuming he actually comes back healthy how does he match up with islam at 170? like ppl call him a grappler bc of his sambo but in the octagon he mostly js hunts for finishes on the feet and scrambles into chokes. if hes a tiny bit slower after the layoff, islams distance management and wrestling entries are gonna be a fucking nightmare for him. how do yall see this going down?

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u/CagingJFL — 3 days ago
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Cheick Kongo delivered one of the most unbelievable comebacks in UFC history when he defeated Pat Barry by a stunning first-round knockout at UFC Live 4 in Pittsburgh on June 26, 2011.

The heavyweight clash started with absolute chaos as Barry landed two crushing right hands that sent Kongo crashing to the canvas twice. Kongo appeared badly hurt, struggling to stay upright as Barry rushed forward with the intention of ending the fight immediately. With Kongo visibly shaken and unable to fully recover, it looked like the referee could step in at any moment to stop the contest.
But in a moment that perfectly captured the unpredictability of heavyweight MMA, Kongo refused to go away. Despite still being on unsteady legs, he found the strength and awareness to fire back with a desperate right hook followed by a perfectly timed uppercut. The counter shots landed cleanly, instantly dropping Barry and turning what appeared to be a certain defeat into a shocking victory.
The knockout came at the 2:39 mark of the opening round and immediately became one of the most memorable moments in UFC history. Kongo's incredible toughness, composure under extreme pressure, and ability to change the outcome of a fight in a single second served as a powerful reminder of why heavyweight bouts are among the most unpredictable and exciting spectacles in combat sports.

u/LessOrgies — 7 days ago
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What makes the sequence so impressive is the deception behind it. Rountree wasn’t simply throwing strikes, he was using feints, timing, and movement to manipulate Hill’s reactions. Sometimes the strangest-looking attacks are actually the smartest setups.

u/Top_Syllabub_5111 — 5 days ago
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The best fighters aren't always the ones throwing the hardest shots they're the ones who can make their opponents react before the real attack even arrives.

u/SlowDragonfruit3961 — 6 days ago