document_title: List of UFC records

question_text: who has the most title defenses in ufc

question_tokens: who has the most title defenses in ufc

text: List of UFC records

text: Fighting[edit]

text: Most bouts[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text: On December 16, 1994, Royce Gracie became the first fighter to reach 10 fights in the UFC.[1]

text: On July 7, 2007, Tito Ortiz became the first fighter to reach 20 fights in the UFC.[2]

text: On September 8, 2018, Jim Miller became the first fighter to reach 30 fights in the UFC.[3]

text:
B

Active fighters on bold

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Bouts

1.

 Jim Miller

LightweightCatchweight

30

2.

 Jeremy Stephens

FeatherweightLightweight

29

 Michael Bisping

MiddleweightLight-Heavyweight

4.

 Demian Maia

WelterweightMiddleweight

28

 Diego Sanchez

FeatherweightLightweightWelterweightMiddleweightCatchweight

 Donald Cerrone

LightweightWelterweightCatchweight

 Gleison Tibau

LightweightWelterweight

8.

 Frank Mir

Heavyweight

27

 Tito Ortiz[a]

Light-Heavyweight

10.

 Andrei Arlovski

Heavyweight

26

 Clay Guida

FeatherweightLightweight

 Joe Lauzon

LightweightCatchweight

 Vitor Belfort[b]

MiddleweightLight-HeavyweightHeavyweightCatchweight

text:
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text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Bouts

Heavyweight

  Frank Mir

 27

Light Heavyweight

  Tito Ortiz[a]

 27

Middleweight

  Michael Bisping

 24

Welterweight

  Josh Koscheck

 24

 Matt Hughes[b]

Lightweight

  Jim Miller

 30

Featherweight

  Max Holloway

 17

Bantamweight

  Urijah Faber

 15

Flyweight

  Demetrious Johnson

 14

Women's Featherweight

  Cristiane Justino

 3

Women's Bantamweight

  Amanda Nunes

 10

Women's Flyweight

  Jessica Rose-Clark

2

Women's Strawweight

  Joanna Jędrzejczyk

 8

text:
Jump up ^ 2 of 27 Light Heavyweight bouts in first deprecated UFC Middleweight (171-199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight) and 2 of 27 Light Heavyweight bouts in first deprecated UFC Lightweight (< 199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight)

Jump up ^ 1 of 24 Welterweight bouts in second deprecated UFC Lightweight (< 170 lbs.) class (now known as Welterweight)

text: In a title bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Title/s
Wins
Losses
Draws
Total

1.

 Georges St-Pierre

WelterweightMiddleweight

13

2

0

15

 Randy Couture

Light HeavyweightHeavyweight

9

6

0

15

3.

 Anderson Silva

Middleweight

11

2

0

13

 Demetrious Johnson

FlyweightBantamweight

12

1

0

5.

 Matt Hughes

Welterweight

9

3

0

12

6.

  B.J. Penn

LightweightWelterweight

5

5

1

11

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Wins

Heavyweight

  Randy Couture

 9

  Tim Sylvia

Light Heavyweight

  Jon Jones

 10

Middleweight

  Anderson Silva

 13

Welterweight

  Georges St-Pierre

 14

Lightweight

  B.J. Penn

 8

Featherweight

 Jose Aldo

 10

Bantamweight

  Renan Barão

 6

Flyweight

  Demetrious Johnson

 12

Women's Featherweight

  Cristiane Justino

 2

Women's Bantamweight

  Ronda Rousey

 8

Women's Flyweight

  Nicco Montaño

 1

Women's Strawweight

  Joanna Jędrzejczyk

 7

text: In a calendar year[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Year
Bouts[a]

1.

 Chris Leben

Middleweight

2006

5

 Roger Huerta

Lightweight

2007

 Donald Cerrone

Lightweight

2011

 Daron Cruickshank

Lightweight

2014

 Neil Magny

Welterweight

2014

2015

 Uriah Hall

Middleweight

2015

 Ross Pearson

LightweightWelterweight

2016

text: Jump up ^ Does not include multiple-bout tournaments

text: Most total fight time[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Time (hh:mm:ss)

1.

 Frankie Edgar

FeatherweightLightweight

6:27:49

2.

 Michael Bisping

MiddleweightLight Heavyweight

6:05:33

3.

 Georges St-Pierre

WelterweightMiddleweight

5:48:12

4.

 Diego Sanchez

FeatherweightLightweightWelterweightMiddleweight

5:26:01

5.

 B.J. Penn

FeatherweightLightweightWelterweight

5:38:31

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Time (hh:mm:ss)

Heavyweight

  Roy Nelson

3:22:33

Light Heavyweight

  Tito Ortiz[a]

5:00:53

Middleweight

  Michael Bisping

4:58:22

Welterweight

  Georges St-Pierre

5:28:12

Lightweight

  Gleison Tibau

4:45:33

Featherweight

  Cub Swanson

3:07:50

Bantamweight

  Urijah Faber

3:29:04

Flyweight

  Demetrious Johnson

3:50:57

Women's Featherweight

  Holly Holm

 0:50:00

Women's Bantamweight

  Miesha Tate

2:05:39

Women's Flyweight

  Jessica Rose-Clark
0:30:00

Women's Strawweight

  Joanna Jędrzejczyk

2:33:39

text: Jump up ^ 1:11:33 Light Heavyweight bout time in first deprecated UFC Middleweight (171-199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight) and 02:31 Light Heavyweight bout time in first deprecated UFC Lightweight (< 199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight)

text: In title bouts[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Time (hh:mm:ss)

1.

 Georges St-Pierre

WelterweightMiddleweight

4:14:28

2.

 Demetrious Johnson

FlyweightBantamweight

3:45:57

3.

 Randy Couture

Light HeavyweightHeavyweight

3:33:00

4.

 B.J. Penn

FeatherweightLightweightWelterweight

3:24:05

5.

 Frankie Edgar

FeatherweightLightweight

3:13:54

text: By division[edit]

text: Most PPV Main Events[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
PPV Main Events
Total

1.

 Randy Couture

Light HeavyweightHeavyweight

Japan, 28, 31, 34, 36, 39, 43, 44, 46, 49, 52,57, 68, 74, 91, 102, 105, 109

18

2.

 Georges St-Pierre

WelterweightMiddleweight

52, 54, 56, 58, 65, 69, 79, 83, 87, 94, 111, 124, 129, 154, 158, 167, 217

17

3.

 Anderson Silva

MiddleweightLight Heavyweight

64, 67, 73, 77, 82, 90, 97, 112, 117, 126, 134, 148 153, 162, 168, 183,

16

 Tito Ortiz

Light Heavyweight

13, 19, 22, 25, 29, 30, 32, 33, 40, 44, 47, 50, 51, 66, 106, 133

16

4.

 Chuck Liddell

Light Heavyweight

37.5, 43, 47, 52, 54, 57, 62, 66, 71, 76, 88, 115

12

5.

 Jon Jones

Light Heavyweight

128, 135, 140, 145, 152, 159, 165, 172, 182, 197, 214

11

6.

 Rich Franklin

MiddleweightCatchweightLight Heavyweight

56, 58, 64, 72, 77, 93, 99, 103, 115, 147

10

 B.J. Penn

LightweightWelterweight

35, 63, 80, 84, 94, 101, 107, 118, 127, 137

text: Winning[edit]

text: Most wins[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Wins

1.

 Michael Bisping

MiddleweightLight Heavyweight

20

 Georges St-Pierre[4]

WelterweightMiddleweight

 Donald Cerrone

LightweightWelterweight

4.

 Demian Maia

WelterweightMiddleweight

19

5.

 Matt Hughes

WelterweightCatchweight

18

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Wins

Heavyweight

  Frank Mir

 16

Light Heavyweight

  Jon Jones

 16

Middleweight

  Michael Bisping

 16

Welterweight

  Georges St-Pierre

 19

Lightweight

  Jim Miller

 17

Featherweight

  Max Holloway

 14

Bantamweight

  T.J. Dillashaw

 11

Flyweight

  Demetrious Johnson

 13

Women's Featherweight

  Cristiane Justino

 3

Women's Bantamweight

  Amanda Nunes

 8

Women's Flyweight

  Jessica Rose-Clark

2

Women's Strawweight

  Joanna Jędrzejczyk

 8

text: In a title bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Title/s
Wins

1.

 Georges St-Pierre

WelterweightMiddleweight

13

2.

 Demetrious Johnson

Flyweight

12

3.

 Anderson Silva

Middleweight

11

4.

 Jon Jones

Light Heavyweight

9

5.

 Matt Hughes

Welterweight

9

 Randy Couture

Light HeavyweightHeavyweight

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Wins

Heavyweight

  Randy Couture

 6

Light Heavyweight

  Jon Jones

 9

Middleweight

  Anderson Silva

 11

Welterweight

  Georges St-Pierre

 12

Lightweight

  B.J. Penn

 4

  Benson Henderson

Featherweight

  José Aldo

 8

Bantamweight

 T.J. Dillashaw

 5

Flyweight

  Demetrious Johnson

 12

Women's Featherweight

  Cristiane Justino

 2

Women's Bantamweight

  Ronda Rousey

 6

Women's Flyweight

  Nicco Montaño

 1

Women's Strawweight

  Joanna Jędrzejczyk

 6

text: In a calendar year[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Year
Dates
Events
Opponents
Wins[a]

 Roger Huerta

Lightweight

2007

Feb 3Apr 7Jun 23Aug 25Dec 8

UFC 67UFC 69TUF 5UFC 74TUF 6

John HalversonLeonard GarciaDoug EvansAlberto CraneClay Guida

5

 Neil Magny

Welterweight

2014

Feb 1May 10Jun 28Aug 23Oct 25

UFC 169UFC Fight Night 40UFC Fight Night 43UFC Fight Night 49UFC 179

Gasan UmalatovTim MeansRodrigo de LimaAlex GarciaWilliam Macário

text: Highest win percentage[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Wins
Losses
Draws
NC
%

1.

 Khabib Nurmagomedov

Lightweight

11

0

0

0

100.00%

5.

 Jon Jones

Light Heavyweight

16

1

0

1

94.11%

3.

 Tony Ferguson

LightweightWelterweight

14

1

0

0

93.33%

4.

 Georges St-Pierre

WelterweightMiddleweight

20

2

0

0

90.90%

5.

 Don Frye

Openweight

9

1

0

0

90.00%

text: Longest winning streaks[edit]

text:
fighter
Division/s
Began
Ended
Winning streak

1.

 Anderson Silva

MiddleweightLight Heavyweight

Jun 28, 2006

July 6, 2013

16

2.

 Georges St-Pierre

WelterweightMiddleweight

Aug 25, 2007

Active

13[a]

 Jon Jones

Light Heavyweight

Mar 21, 2010

Jul 29, 2017

13

 Demetrious Johnson

Flyweight

Jun 8, 2012

Aug 4, 2018

13

5.

 Max Holloway

FeatherweightCatchweight

January 4, 2014

Active

12[a]

6.

 Khabib Nurmagomedov

Lightweight

Jan 20, 2012

Active

11[a]

 Tony Ferguson

Lightweight

Oct 17, 2013

Active

11[a]

text: ^ Jump up to: a b c d currently active streak

text: Finishes[edit]

text: Most finishes[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Finishes

1.

 Vitor Belfort

MiddleweightLight HeavyweightHeavyweightCatchweight

14

 Anderson Silva

MiddleweightLight Heavyweight

 Donald Cerrone

WelterweightLightweight

4.

 Frank Mir

Heavyweight

13

 Matt Hughes

WelterweightCatchweight

6.

 Joe Lauzon

LightweightCatchweight

12

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Finishes

Heavyweight

  Frank Mir

 13

Light Heavyweight

  Chuck Liddell[a]

 10

 Tito Ortiz[b]

Middleweight

  Anderson Silva

 11

Welterweight

  Matt Hughes

 12

Lightweight

  Joe Lauzon

 12

Featherweight

  Max Holloway

 9

Bantamweight

  T.J. Dillashaw

 7

Flyweight

  Demetrious Johnson

 7

Women's Featherweight

  Cristiane Justino

 2

Women's Bantamweight

  Amanda Nunes

7

Women's Flyweight

 Joanne Calderwood

2

Women's Strawweight

  Rose Namajunas

 4

text:
Jump up ^ 1 of 10 Light Heavyweight finishes in deprecated UFC Middleweight (171-199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight)

Jump up ^ 2 of 10 Light Heavyweight finishes in deprecated UFC Middleweight (171-199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight) and 1 of 10 Light Heavyweight finishes in first deprecated UFC Lightweight (< 199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight)

text: In a title bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Finishes

1.

 Anderson Silva

MiddleweightLight Heavyweight

9

2.

 Matt Hughes

Welterweight

8

3.

 Demetrious Johnson

Flyweight

7

4.

 Ronda Rousey

Bantamweight (W)

6s

 Jon Jones

Light Heavyweight

6.

 Chuck Liddell

Light Heavyweight

5

 Frank Shamrock

Light Heavyweight[a]

 Randy Couture

Light HeavyweightHeavyweight

 B.J. Penn

LightweightWelterweight

 Georges St-Pierre

WelterweightMiddleweight

text: Jump up ^ 4 of 5 finishes in deprecated UFC Middleweight (171-199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight) and 1 of 5 submissions in first deprecated UFC Lightweight (< 199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight)

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Finishes

Heavyweight

  Brock Lesnar

 3

   Stipe Miocic

  Randy Couture

  Andrei Arlovski

  Tim Sylvia

Light Heavyweight

  Jon Jones

 6

Middleweight

  Anderson Silva

9

Welterweight

  Matt Hughes

8

Lightweight

  B.J. Penn

 4

Featherweight

  Max Holloway

 3

Bantamweight

  T.J. Dillashaw

 4

Flyweight

  Demetrious Johnson

 7

Women's Featherweight

  Cristiane Justino

  2

Women's Bantamweight

  Ronda Rousey

 6

Women's Flyweight

 -

 -

Women's Strawweight

  Joanna Jędrzejczyk

 2

text: In a single event[edit]

text:
Event
Date
Finishes

1.

UFC 2

March 11, 1994

15

2.

UFC Fight Night 55

November 7, 2014

11

UFC 224

May 12, 2018

4.

UFC 4

December 16, 1994

10

UFC 6

July 14, 1995

UFC 7

September 8, 1995

Ultimate Ultimate 1996

December 7, 1996

UFC Fight Night 13

April 2, 2008

UFC on Fuel TV 10

June 8, 2013

UFC Fight Night 65

May 10, 2015

UFC Fight Night 68

June 6, 2015

text: Fastest finishes[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Division
Event
Type of finish
Time

1.

 Duane Ludwig

Jonathan Goulet

Welterweight

UFC Fight Night 3

Knockout

0:06[a]

2.

 Todd Duffee

Tim Hague

Heavyweight

UFC 102

Knockout

 0:07

 Chan Sung Jung

Mark Hominick

Featherweight

UFC 140

 Knockout

 Ryan Jimmo

Anthony Perosh

Light Heavyweight

UFC 149

 Knockout

5.

 Don Frye

Thomas Ramirez

Heavyweight

UFC 8

 Knockout

0:08

 James Irvin

Houston Alexander

Light Heavyweight

UFC Fight Night 13

 Knockout

 Leon Edwards

Seth Baczynski

Welterweight

UFC Fight Night 64

 Knockout

 Makwan Amirkhani

Andy Ogle

Featherweight

UFC on Fox 14

 Knockout

text: Jump up ^ Official UFC records have the bout time at 0:11, Dana White and UFC officials have admitted[5] the actual KO time was 0:06. The NSAC cannot retroactively amend bout times, however this is considered the fastest finish and KO in UFC history.

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division
Fighter
Opponent
Event
Type of finish
Time

Heavyweight

 Todd Duffee

Tim Hague

UFC 102

 Knockout

 0:07

Light Heavyweight

 Ryan Jimmo

Anthony Perosh

UFC 149

 Knockout

 0:07

Middleweight

 Mark Weir

Eugene Jackson

UFC 38

 Knockout

 0:10

Welterweight

 Duane Ludwig

Jonathan Goulet

UFC Fight Night 3

Knockout

0:06[a]

Lightweight

 Gray Maynard

Joe Veres

UFC Fight Night 11

 Knockout

 0:09

Featherweight

 Chan Sung Jung

Mark Hominick

UFC 140

 Knockout

0:07

Bantamweight

 Erik Perez

Ken Stone

UFC 150

 Knockout

 0:17

Flyweight

 Dustin Ortiz

Hector Sandoval

UFC Fight Night 114

 Knockout

0:15

Women's Featherweight

 Cristiane Justino

Yana Kunitskaya

UFC 222

 Knockout

 3:25

Women's Bantamweight

 Ronda Rousey

Cat Zingano

UFC 184

 Submission

0:14

Women's Flyweight

 Montana De La Rosa

Christina Marks

The Ultimate Fighter: A New World Champion Finale

 Submission

2:00

Women's Strawweight

 Poliana Botelho

Syuri Kondo

UFC Fight Night 129

 Knockout

0:33

text: In a title bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Championship
Event
Type of finish
Time

1.

 Conor McGregor

José Aldo

Featherweight

UFC 194

Knockout

0:13

2.

 Ronda Rousey

Cat Zingano

Bantamweight (W)

UFC 184

Submission

0:14

3.

 Andrei Arlovski

Paul Buentello

Heavyweight

UFC 55

Knockout

0:15

4.

 Ronda Rousey

Alexis Davis

Bantamweight (W)

UFC 175

Knockout

0:16

 Frank Shamrock

Kevin Jackson

Light Heavyweight

UFC 15.5

Submission

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division
Fighter
Opponent
Event
Type of finish
Time

Heavyweight

 Andrei Arlovski

Paul Buentello

UFC 55

Knockout

0:15

Light Heavyweight

 Frank Shamrock

Kevin Jackson

UFC 15.5

Submission

0:16

Middleweight

 Rich Franklin

Nate Quarry

UFC 56

 Knockout

 2:34

Welterweight

 Tyron Woodley

Robbie Lawler

UFC 201

Knockout

2:12

Lightweight

 Rafael Dos Anjos

Donald Cerrone

UFC on Fox 17

 Knockout

 1:06

Featherweight

 Conor McGregor

José Aldo

UFC 194

Knockout

0:13

Bantamweight

 Renan Barão

Urijah Faber

UFC 169

 Knockout

 3:42

Flyweight

 Demetrious Johnson

Joseph Benavidez

UFC on Fox 9

 Knockout

2:08

Women's Featherweight

 Cristiane Justino

Yana Kunitskaya

UFC 222

 Knockout

 3:25

Women's Bantamweight

 Ronda Rousey

Cat Zingano

UFC 184

 Submission

0:14

Women's Flyweight

 -

 -

 -

 -

 -

Women's Strawweight

 Rose Namajunas

Joanna Jędrzejczyk

UFC 217

 Knockout

3:03

text: Latest finishes[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Division
Event
Type of finish
Round
Time

1.

 Demetrious Johnson

Kyoji Horiguchi

Flyweight

UFC 186

Submission

5

4:59

3.

 Frankie Edgar

Cub Swanson

Featherweight

UFC Fight Night 57

Submission

4:56

4.

 Demetrious Johnson

John Moraga

Flyweight

UFC on Fox 8

Submission

3:43

5.

 Miesha Tate

Holly Holm

Bantamweight (W)

UFC 196

Technical Submission

3:30

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Opponent
Event
Type of finish
Round
Time

Heavyweight

 Cain Velasquez

Junior Dos Santos

UFC 166

Knockout

5

3:09

Light Heavyweight

 Alexander Gustafsson

Glover Teixeira

UFC Fight Night 109

Knockout

5

1:07

Middleweight

 Anderson Silva

Chael Sonnen

UFC 117

Submission

5

3:10

Welterweight

 Robbie Lawler

Rory MacDonald

UFC 189

Knockout

5

1:00

Lightweight

 B.J. Penn

Diego Sanchez

UFC 107

Knockout

5

2:37

Featherweight

 Frankie Edgar

Cub Swanson

UFC Fight Night 57

Submission

5

4:56

Bantamweight

 T.J. Dillashaw

Renan Barão

UFC 173

Knockout

5

2:26

Flyweight

 Demetrious Johnson

Kyoji Horiguchi

UFC 186

Submission

5

4:59

Women's Featherweight

 Cristiane Justino

Tonya Evinger

UFC 214

 Knockout

3

 1:56

Women's Bantamweight

 Miesha Tate

Holly Holm

UFC 196

Submission

5

3:30

Women's Flyweight

 Joanne Calderwood

Valérie Létourneau

UFC Fight Night 89

 Knockout

3

2:44

Women's Strawweight

 Rose Namajunas

Paige VanZant

UFC Fight Night 80

Submission

5

2:25

text: In a title bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Division
Event
Type of finish
Round
Time

1.

 Demetrious Johnson

Kyoji Horiguchi

Flyweight

UFC 186

Submission

5

4:59

2.

 Demetrious Johnson

John Moraga

Flyweight

UFC on Fox 8

Submission

3:43

3.

 Miesha Tate

Holly Holm

Bantamweight (W)

UFC 196

Submission

3:30

4.

 Anderson Silva

Chael Sonnen

Middleweight

UFC 117

Submission

3:10

5.

 Cain Velasquez

Junior Dos Santos

Heavyweight

UFC 166

Knockout

3:09

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Opponent
Event
Type of finish
Round
Time

Heavyweight

 Cain Velasquez

Junior Dos Santos

UFC 166

Knockout

5

3:09

Light Heavyweight[a]

 Frank Shamrock

Tito Ortiz

UFC 22

Knockout

4

4:42

Middleweight

 Anderson Silva

Chael Sonnen

UFC 117

Submission

5

3:10

Welterweight

 Robbie Lawler

Rory MacDonald

UFC 189

Knockout

5

1:00

Lightweight

 B.J. Penn

Diego Sanchez

UFC 107

Knockout

5

2:37

Featherweight

 José Aldo

Chan Sung Jung

UFC 163

Knockout

4

2:00

Bantamweight

 T.J. Dillashaw

Renan Barão

UFC 173

Knockout

5

2:26

Flyweight

 Demetrious Johnson

Kyoji Horiguchi

UFC 186

Submission

5

4:59

Women's Featherweight

 Cristiane Justino

Tonya Evinger

UFC 214

 Knockout

3

 1:56

Women's Bantamweight

 Miesha Tate

Holly Holm

UFC 196

Submission

5

3:30

Women's Flyweight

 -

 -

 -

 -

 -

 -

Women's Strawweight

 Joanna Jędrzejczyk

Jessica Penne

UFC Fight Night 69

Knockout

3

4:22

text: Jump up ^ Light Heavyweight bout in deprecated UFC Middleweight (171-199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight)

text: Highest finishes per win percentage[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Finishes
Wins
%

1.

 Royce Gracie

WelterweightOpenweightCatchweight

11

11

100%

2.

 Vitor Belfort

MiddleweightLight HeavyweightHeavyweightCatchweight

14

15

93.33%

3.

 Gabriel Gonzaga

Heavyweight

11

12

91.67%

 B.J. Penn

LightweightWelterweight

11

12

 Charles Oliveira

FeatherweightLightweight

11

12

text: Knockouts[edit]

text: Most knockouts[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Knockouts

1.

 Vitor Belfort

MiddleweightLight HeavyweightHeavyweightCatchweight

12

2.

 Anderson Silva

MiddleweightLight Heavyweight

11

 Anthony Johnson

Light HeavyweightMiddleweightWelterweight

4.

 Chuck Liddell[a]

Light Heavyweight

10

 Michael Bisping

MiddleweightLight Heavyweight

 Cain Velasquez

Heavyweight

 Derrick Lewis

Heavyweight

text: Jump up ^ 1 of 10 knockouts in deprecated UFC Middleweight (171-199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight)

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Knockouts

Heavyweight

  Cain Velasquez
Derrick Lewis

 10

Light Heavyweight

  Chuck Liddell

 10

Middleweight

  Anderson Silva

 8

Welterweight

  Matt Brown

 9

Lightweight

  Melvin Guillard

 7

Featherweight

  Max Holloway

 7

Bantamweight

  T.J. Dillashaw

 5

Flyweight

  John Dodson

 3

  Joseph Benavidez

Women's Featherweight

  Cristiane Justino

 4

Women's Bantamweight

  Amanda Nunes

 4

Women's Flyweight

  Joanne Calderwood

 1

Women's Strawweight

  Joanna Jędrzejczyk

 2

  Paige VanZant

text: In a title bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Knockouts

1.

 Anderson Silva

Middleweight

7

2.

 Chuck Liddell

Light Heavyweight

5

 Randy Couture

Light HeavyweightHeavyweight

 Matt Hughes

Welterweight

5.

8 Fighters

-

3

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Knockouts

Heavyweight

  Cain Velasquez

 3

  Stipe Miocic

Light Heavyweight

  Chuck Liddell

 5

Middleweight

  Anderson Silva

 7

Welterweight

  Matt Hughes

 5

Lightweight

  B.J. Penn

 2

Featherweight

  Max Holloway

 3

Bantamweight

  T.J. Dillashaw

 3

Flyweight

  Demetrious Johnson

 2

Women's Featherweight

  Cristiane Justino

 1

Women's Bantamweight

  Ronda Rousey

 3

Women's Flyweight

 -

 -

Women's Strawweight

  Joanna Jędrzejczyk

 2

text: In a single event[edit]

text:
Event
Date
Knockouts

1.

UFC 92

December 27, 2008

8

UFC on Fox 7

April 20, 2013

UFC Fight Night 45

July 16, 2014

UFC 199

June 4, 2016

text: Fastest knockouts[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Division
Event
Time

1.

Duane Ludwig

Jonathan Goulet

Welterweight

UFC Fight Night 3

0:06[a]

2.

Todd Duffee

Tim Hague

Heavyweight

UFC 102

0:07

Chan Sung Jung

Mark Hominick

Featherweight

UFC 140

Ryan Jimmo

Anthony Perosh

Light Heavyweight

UFC 149

5.

Don Frye

Thomas Ramirez

Heavyweight

UFC 8

0:08

James Irvin

Houston Alexander

Light Heavyweight

UFC Fight Night 13

Leon Edwards

Seth Baczynski

Welterweight

UFC Fight Night 64

Makwan Amirkhani

Andy Ogle

Featherweight

UFC on Fox 14

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division
Fighter
Opponent
Event
Time

Heavyweight

Todd Duffee

Tim Hague

UFC 102

 0:07

Light Heavyweight

Ryan Jimmo

Anthony Perosh

UFC 149

 0:07

Middleweight

Mark Weir

Eugene Jackson

UFC 38

 0:10

Welterweight

Duane Ludwig

Jonathan Goulet

UFC Fight Night 3

0:06[a]

Lightweight

Gray Maynard

Joe Veres

UFC Fight Night 11

 0:09

Featherweight

Chan Sung Jung

Mark Hominick

UFC 140

0:07

Bantamweight

Erik Perez

Ken Stone

UFC 150

 0:17

Flyweight

Dustin Ortiz

Hector Sandoval

UFC Fight Night 114

0:15

Women's Featherweight

 -

 -

 -

 -

Women's Bantamweight

Ronda Rousey

Alexis Davis

UFC 175

0:16

Women's Flyweight

Joanne Calderwood

Valérie Létourneau

UFC Fight Night 89

12:44

Women's Strawweight

Cortney Casey

Cristina Stanciu

UFC Fight Night 91

2:36

text: In a title bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Championship
Event
Time

1.

 Conor McGregor

José Aldo

Featherweight

UFC 194

0:13[6]

2.

 Andrei Arlovski

Paul Buentello

Heavyweight

UFC 55

0:15

3.

 Ronda Rousey

Alexis Davis

Bantamweight (W)

UFC 175

0:16

4.

 Frank Shamrock

Igor Zinoviev

Light Heavyweight

UFC 16

0:22

5.

 Tito Ortiz

Evan Tanner

Light Heavyweight

UFC 30

0:32

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division
Fighter
Opponent
Event
Time

Heavyweight

Andrei Arlovski

Paul Buentello

UFC 55

0:15

Light Heavyweight

Frank Shamrock

Igor Zinoviev

UFC 16

0:22

Middleweight

Rich Franklin

Nate Quarry

UFC 56

 2:34

Welterweight

Tyron Woodley

Robbie Lawler

UFC 201

2:12

Lightweight

Rafael Dos Anjos

Donald Cerrone

UFC on Fox 17

 1:06

Featherweight

Conor McGregor

José Aldo

UFC 194

0:13

Bantamweight

Renan Barão

Urijah Faber

UFC 169

 3:42

Flyweight

Demetrious Johnson

Joseph Benavidez

UFC on Fox 9

2:08

Women's Featherweight

Cris Cyborg

Yana Kunitskaya

UFC 222

3:25

Women's Bantamweight

Ronda Rousey

Alexis Davis

UFC 175

0:16

Women's Flyweight

 -

 -

 -

 -

Women's Strawweight

Rose Namajunas

Joanna Jędrzejczyk

UFC 217

3:03

text: Latest knockouts[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Division
Event
Round
Time

1.

 Cain Velasquez

Junior Dos Santos

Heavyweight

UFC 166

5

3:09

2.

 Ricco Rodriguez

Randy Couture

Heavyweight

UFC 39

3:04

3.

 Stipe Miocic

Mark Hunt

Heavyweight

UFC Fight Night 65

2:47

4.

 B.J. Penn

Diego Sanchez

Lightweight

UFC 107

2:37

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Opponent
Event
Round
Time

Heavyweight

Cain Velasquez

Junior Dos Santos

UFC 166

5

3:09

Light Heavyweight[a]

Frank Shamrock

Tito Ortiz

UFC 22

4

4:42

Middleweight

Rich Franklin

Evan Tanner

UFC 53

4

3:25

Welterweight

Robbie Lawler

Rory MacDonald

UFC 189

5

1:00

Lightweight

B.J. Penn

Diego Sanchez

UFC 107

5

2:37

Featherweight

José Aldo

Chan Sung Jung

UFC 163

4

2:00

Bantamweight

T.J. Dillashaw

Renan Barão

UFC 173

5

2:26

Flyweight

John Lineker

Alptekin Ozkilic

UFC Fight Night 45

3

4:51

Women's Featherweight

Cristiane Justino

Tonya Evinger

UFC 214

3

1:56

Women's Bantamweight

Lauren Murphy

Kelly Faszholz

UFC Fight Night 83

3

4:55

Women's Flyweight

Joanne Calderwood

Valérie Létourneau

UFC Fight Night 89

3

2:44

Women's Strawweight

Joanna Jędrzejczyk

Jessica Penne

UFC Fight Night 69

3

4:22

text: In a title bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Division
Event
Round
Time

1.

 Cain Velasquez

Junior Dos Santos

Heavyweight

UFC 166

5

3:09

2.

 Ricco Rodriguez

Randy Couture

Heavyweight

UFC 39

3:04

3.

 B.J. Penn

Diego Sanchez

Lightweight

UFC 107

2:37

4.

 T.J. Dillashaw

Renan Barão

Bantamweight

UFC 173

2:26

5.

 T.J. Dillashaw

Joe Soto

Bantamweight

UFC 177

2:20

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Opponent
Event
Round
Time

Heavyweight

Cain Velasquez

Junior Dos Santos

UFC 166

5

3:09

Light Heavyweight[a]

Frank Shamrock

Tito Ortiz

UFC 22

4

4:42

Middleweight

Rich Franklin

Evan Tanner

UFC 53

4

3:25

Welterweight

Robbie Lawler

Rory MacDonald

UFC 189

5

1:00

Lightweight

B.J. Penn

Diego Sanchez

UFC 107

5

2:37

Featherweight

José Aldo

Chan Sung Jung

UFC 163

4

2:00

Bantamweight

T.J. Dillashaw

Renan Barão

UFC 173

5

2:26

Flyweight

Demetrious Johnson

Henry Cejudo

UFC 197

1

2:49

Women's Featherweight

Cristiane Justino

Tonya Evinger

UFC 214

3

1:56

Women's Bantamweight

Holly Holm

Ronda Rousey

UFC 193

2

0:59

Women's Flyweight

 -

 -

 -

 -

 -

Women's Strawweight

Joanna Jędrzejczyk

Jessica Penne

UFC Fight Night 69

3

4:22

text: Highest knockouts per win percentage[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Knockouts
Wins
%

1.

Shawn Jordan

Heavyweight

6

6

100%

Ricco Rodriguez

Heavyweight

5

5

3.

Roy Nelson

Heavyweight

8

9

88.89%

Derrick Lewis

Heavyweight

Matt Mitrione

Heavyweight

6.

Mark Hunt

Heavyweight

7

8

87.5%

text: Submissions[edit]

text: Most submissions[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Submissions

1.

 Charles Oliveira

FeatherweightLightweight

11

2.

 Royce Gracie

WelterweightOpenweightCatchweight

10

3.

 Nate Diaz

LightweightWelterweight

9

 Demian Maia

WelterweightMiddleweight

5.

 Frank Mir

Heavyweight

8

6.

 Kenny Florian

LightweightWelterweight

7

 Joe Lauzon

LightweightCatchweight

 Cole Miller

FeatherweightLightweight

 Jim Miller

LightweightCatchweight

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Wins

Heavyweight

  Frank Mir

 8

Light Heavyweight

  Jon Jones

5

Middleweight

  Demian Maia

5

  Antonio Carlos Junior

Welterweight

  Chris Lytle

 6

Lightweight

  Nate Diaz

 7

  Jim Miller

Featherweight

  Charles Oliveira

 11

Bantamweight

  Urijah Faber

 6

Flyweight

  Demetrious Johnson

 5

Women's Featherweight

 -

 -

Women's Bantamweight

  Ronda Rousey

 3

Women's Flyweight

  Valentina Shevchenko

 1

Women's Strawweight

  Rose Namajunas

 3

text: In a title bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Submissions

1.

 Demetrious Johnson

Flyweight

4

2.

 Frank Shamrock

Light Heavyweight[a]

3

 B.J. Penn

LightweightWelterweight

 Jon Jones

Light Heavyweight

 Ronda Rousey

Bantamweight (W)

 Matt Hughes

Welterweight

text: Jump up ^ 2 of 3 submissions in deprecated UFC Middleweight (171-199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight) and 1 of 3 submissions in first deprecated UFC Lightweight (< 199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight)

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Submissions

Heavyweight

 Brock Lesnar

 1

 Maurice Smith

 Frank Mir

 Minotauro Nogueira

 Mark Coleman

 Andrei Arlovski

 Fabricio Werdum

Light Heavyweight

 Jon Jones

3

Frank Shamrock[a]

Middleweight

Anderson Silva

 2

Welterweight

Matt Hughes

 3

Lightweight

B.J. Penn

 2

Anthony Pettis

Featherweight

 -

 -

Bantamweight

Renan Barão

 1

Flyweight

 Demetrious Johnson

 4

Women's Featherweight

 -

 -

Women's Bantamweight

 Ronda Rousey

 3

Women's Flyweight

 -

 -

Women's Strawweight

 Carla Esparza

 1

text: In a single event[edit]

text:
Event
Date
Submissions

1.

UFC 2

March 11, 1994

10

2.

UFC 4

December 16, 1994

8

UFC on Fuel TV 10

June 8, 2013

4.

Ultimate Ultimate 1995

December 16, 1995

6

The Ultimate Fighter 6 Finale

December 8, 2007

UFC Fight Night 17

February 7, 2009

UFC on Fuel TV 2

April 14, 2012

UFC Fight Night 80

December 10, 2015

UFC Fight Night 90

July 7, 2016

text: Fastest submissions[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Division
Event
Time

1.

Oleg Taktarov

Anthony Macias

Heavyweight

UFC 6

0:09

2.

Joe Charles

Kevin Rosier

Heavyweight

UFC 4

0:14

Ronda Rousey

Cat Zingano

Bantamweight (W)

UFC 184

Justin Martin

Eric Martin

Heavyweight

UFC 12

5.

Frank Shamrock

Kevin Jackson

Light Heavyweight

UFC 15.5

0:16

Marcus Aurelio

Ryan Roberts

Lightweight

UFC Fight Night 13

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division
Fighter
Opponent
Event
Time

Heavyweight

Justin Martin

Eric Martin

UFC 12

 0:14

Light Heavyweight

Frank Shamrock

Kevin Jackson

UFC Japan

 0:16[a]

Middleweight

Rory Singer

Ross Pointon

The Ultimate Fighter 3 Finale

 0:44

Welterweight

Dennis Hallman

Matt Hughes

UFC 29

0:20

Lightweight

Marcus Aurélio

Ryan Roberts

UFC Fight Night 13

 0:16

Featherweight

Chas Skelly

Maximo Blanco

UFC Fight Night 94

0:19

Bantamweight

Patrick Williams

Alejandro Pérez

UFC 188

 0:23

Flyweight

Ben Nguyen

Tim Elliott

UFC Fight Night 110

0:49

Women's Featherweight

 -

 -

 -

 -

Women's Bantamweight

Ronda Rousey

Cat Zingano

UFC 184

0:14

Women's Flyweight

 -

 -

 -

 -

Women's Strawweight

Maryna Moroz

Joanne Calderwood

UFC Fight Night 64

1:30

text: Jump up ^ Light Heavyweight submission in first deprecated UFC Lightweight (< 199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight)

text: In a title bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Championship
Event
Time

1.

 Ronda Rousey

Cat Zingano

Bantamweight (W)

UFC 184

0:14

2.

 Frank Shamrock

Kevin Jackson

Light Heavyweight

UFC 15.5

0:16

3.

 Andrei Arlovski

Tim Sylvia

Heavyweight

UFC 51

0:47

4.

 Frank Mir

Tim Sylvia

Heavyweight

UFC 48

0:50

5.

 Tito Ortiz

Yuki Kondo

Light Heavyweight

UFC 29

1:52

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division
Fighter
Opponent
Event
Time

Heavyweight

 Andrei Arlovski

 Tim Sylvia

UFC 51

 0:47

Light Heavyweight

 Frank Shamrock

Kevin Jackson

UFC Japan

 0:16[a]

Middleweight

 Anderson Silva

Dan Henderson

UFC 82

 9:52

Welterweight

 Matt Hughes

Frank Trigg

UFC 45

3:54

Lightweight

 Anthony Pettis

Benson Henderson

UFC 164

 4:41

Featherweight

 -

 -

 -

 -

Bantamweight

 Renan Barão

Michael McDonald

UFC on Fuel TV 7

 18:57

Flyweight

 Demetrious Johnson

Chris Cariaso

UFC 178

7:29

Women's Featherweight

 -

 -

 -

 -

Women's Bantamweight

 Ronda Rousey

Cat Zingano

UFC 184

0:14

Women's Flyweight

 -

 -

 -

 -

Women's Strawweight

 Carla Esparza

Rose Namajunas

The Ultimate Fighter 20 Finale

11:26

text: Latest submissions[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Division
Event
Round
Time

1.

 Demetrious Johnson

Kyoji Horiguchi

Flyweight

UFC 186

5

4:59

2.

 Frankie Edgar

Cub Swanson

Featherweight

UFC Fight Night 57

4:56

3.

 Demetrious Johnson

John Moraga

Flyweight

UFC on Fox 8

3:43

4.

 Miesha Tate

Holly Holm

Bantamweight (W)

UFC 196

3:30

5.

 Anderson Silva

Chael Sonnen

Middleweight

UFC 117

3:10

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Opponent
Event
Round
Time

Heavyweight

Mirko Cro Cop

Pat Barry

UFC 115

3

4:30

Light Heavyweight

Frank Shamrock

Jeremy Horn

UFC 17

4[a]

1:28

Middleweight

Anderson Silva

Chael Sonnen

UFC 117

5

3:10

Welterweight

Benson Henderson

Brandon Thatch

UFC Fight Night 60

4

3:58

Lightweight

B.J. Penn

Kenny Florian

UFC 101

4

3:54

Featherweight

Frankie Edgar

Cub Swanson

UFC Fight Night 57

5

4:56

Bantamweight

Renan Barão

Michael McDonald

UFC on Fuel TV 7

4

3:57

Flyweight

Demetrious Johnson

Kyoji Horiguchi

UFC 186

5

4:59

Women's Featherweight

 -

 -

 -

 -

 -

Women's Bantamweight

Miesha Tate

Holly Holm

UFC 196

5

3:30

Women's Flyweight

Joanne Calderwood

Valérie Létourneau

UFC Fight Night 89

3

2:44

Women's Strawweight

Rose Namajunas

Paige VanZant

UFC Fight Night 80

5

2:25

text: Jump up ^ At UFC 17, the main event was scheduled for three rounds. One 15-minute round, followed by two 3-minute overtime rounds. The bout ended at 1:28 in the second round. This is equivalent to 1:28 in the modern UFC's fourth round.

text: In a title bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Division
Event
Round
Time

1.

 Demetrious Johnson

Kyoji Horiguchi

Flyweight

UFC 186

5

4:59

2.

 Demetrious Johnson

John Moraga

Flyweight

UFC on Fox 8

3:43

3.

 Miesha Tate

Holly Holm

Bantamweight (W)

UFC 196

3:30

4.

 Anderson Silva

Chael Sonnen

Middleweight

UFC 117

3:10

5.

 Renan Barão

Michael McDonald

Bantamweight

UFC on Fuel TV 7

4

 3:57

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Opponent
Event
Round
Time

Heavyweight

Fabrício Werdum

Cain Velasquez

UFC 188

3

2:13

Light Heavyweight

Frank Shamrock

Jeremy Horn

UFC 17

4[a]

1:28

Middleweight

Anderson Silva

Chael Sonnen

UFC 117

5

3:10

Welterweight

Carlos Newton

Pat Miletich

UFC 31

3

2:50

Lightweight

B.J. Penn

Kenny Florian

UFC 101

4

3:54

Featherweight

 -

 -

 -

 -

 -

Bantamweight

Renan Barão

Michael McDonald

UFC on Fuel TV 7

4

3:57

Flyweight

Demetrious Johnson

Kyoji Horiguchi

UFC 186

5

4:59

Women's Featherweight

 -

 -

 -

 -

 -

Women's Bantamweight

Miesha Tate

Holly Holm

UFC 196

5

3:30

Women's Flyweight

 -

 -

 -

 -

 -

Women's Strawweight

Carla Esparza

Rose Namajunas

The Ultimate Fighter 20 Finale

 3

1:26

text: Highest submissions per win percentage[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
SUBs
Wins
%

1.

Royce Gracie

WelterweightOpenweightCatchweight

10

11

90.91%

1.

Charles Oliveira

FeatherweightLightweight

10

11

90.91%

3.

Gunnar Nelson

WelterweightCatchweight

6

7

85.71%

4.

Oleg Taktarov

Openweight

5

6

83.33%

5.

Rousimar Palhares

WelterweightMiddleweight

6

8

75.00%

text: Decisions[edit]

text: Most decision bouts[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Wins
Losses
Draws
Total

1.

Diego Sanchez

FeatherweightLightweightWelterweightMiddleweight

11

7

0

18

2.

Gleison Tibau

Lightweight

11

5

0

16

Jeremy Stephens

FeatherweightLightweight

6

10

0

4.

Frankie Edgar

FeatherweightLightweight

9

5

1

15

5.

Sam Stout

Lightweight

8

6

0

14

Michael Bisping

MiddleweightLight Heavyweight

10

4

0

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Wins
Losses
Draws
Total

Heavyweight

Roy Nelson

1

9

0

10

Light Heavyweight

Tito Ortiz

5[a]

5

1

11

Rashad Evans

7

3

Middleweight

Michael Bisping

9

3

0

12

Welterweight

Rick Story

8

5

0

13

Lightweight

Gleison Tibau

11

5

0

16

Featherweight

Darren Elkins

9

2

0

11

Bantamweight

Takeya Mizugaki

7

2

0

9

Flyweight

Dustin Ortiz

3

4

0

7

Zach Makovsky

Tim Elliott

Joseph Benavidez

6

1

0

Demetrious Johnson

0

1

Women's Featherweight

Holly Holm

0

2

0

2

Women's Bantamweight

Raquel Pennington

4

2

0

6

Women's Flyweight

 -

 -

 -

 -

 -

Women's Strawweight

Joanna Jędrzejczyk

6

1

0

7

text: Jump up ^ 1 of 5 Light Heavyweight decision wins in deprecated UFC Middleweight (171-199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight)

text: Most unanimous decision wins[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
UD wins

1.

Georges St-Pierre

Welterweight

10

2.

Jon Fitch

WelterweightMiddleweight

9

Frankie Edgar

FeatherweightLightweight

4.

Rafael dos Anjos

Lightweight

8

Demian Maia

WelterweightMiddleweight

Darren Elkins

FeatherweightLightweight

Michael Bisping

MiddleweightLight Heavyweight

Diego Sanchez

FeatherweightLightweightWelterweightMiddleweight

Ryan Bader

Light Heavyweight

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
UD Wins

Heavyweight

Jared Rosholt

5

Light Heavyweight

Ryan Bader

8

Middleweight

Michael Bisping

8

Welterweight

Georges St-Pierre

10

Lightweight

Rafael dos Anjos

8

Featherweight

Darren Elkins

8

Bantamweight

Takeya Mizugaki

4

Raphael Assunção

Urijah Faber

T.J. Dillashaw

Flyweight

Demetrious Johnson

3

Kyoji Horiguchi

Joseph Benavidez

Women's Featherweight

Germaine de Randamie

1

Women's Bantamweight

Raquel Pennington

3

Miesha Tate

Alexis Davis

Women's Flyweight

 -

 -

Women's Strawweight

Joanna Jędrzejczyk

5

text: Most split decision wins[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
SD wins

1.

Gleison Tibau

Lightweight

5

2.

Rashad Evans

Light HeavyweightHeavyweight

4

Benson Henderson

LightweightWelterweight

John Howard

WelterweightMiddleweight

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
SD Wins

Heavyweight

14 Fighters

1

Light Heavyweight

Rashad Evans

3

Middleweight

7 Fighters

2

Welterweight

John Howard

3

Rick Story

Robbie Lawler

Jake Shields

Lightweight

Gleison Tibau

5

Featherweight

Dennis Bermudez

2

Yair Rodríguez

Renato Moicano

Bantamweight

Takeya Mizugaki

3

Yves Jabouin

Flyweight

Dustin Ortiz

3

Women's Featherweight

 -

 -

Women's Bantamweight

Bethe Correia

2

Women's Flyweight

 -

-

Women's Strawweight

7 Fighters

1

text: Most decision bouts in one event[edit]

text:
Event
Date
Venue
City
Decisions

1.

UFC 169

Feb 1, 2014

Prudential Center

Newark, U.S.

10

UFC Fight Night 36

Feb 15, 2014

Arena Jaraguá

Jaraguá do Sul, Brazil

UFC Fight Night 84

Feb 27, 2016

The O2 Arena

London, U.K.

UFC Fight Night 101

Nov 27, 2016

Rod Laver Arena

Melbourne, Australia

UFC Fight Night 121

Nov 18, 2017

Qudos Bank Arena

Sydney, Australia

text: Highest decision wins per win percentage[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Dec. Wins
Wins
%

1.

Gray Maynard

FeatherweightLightweight

9

10

90.0%

2.

Benson Henderson

LightweightWelterweight

9

11

81.82%

3.

Darren Elkins

Featherweight

9

12

75.0%

4.

Nik Lentz

FeatherweightLightweight

8

11

72.73%

Evan Dunham

Lightweight

text: Striking[edit]

text: Most significant strikes landed[edit]

text: Career[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Strikes

1.

 Michael Bisping

MiddleweightLight Heavyweight

1567

2.

 Frankie Edgar

FeatherweightLightweight

1463

3.

 Georges St-Pierre

WelterweightMiddleweight

1313

4.

 Nate Diaz

LightweightWelterweight

1210

5.

 Evan Dunham

Lightweight

1160

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Strikes

Heavyweight

 Junior dos Santos

 899

Light Heavyweight

 Jon Jones

1021

Middleweight

 Michael Bisping

1567[7]

Welterweight

 Georges St-Pierre

1313[7]

Lightweight

 Evan Dunham

 1200[7]

Featherweight

 Max Holloway

 1337[7]

Bantamweight

 T.J. Dillashaw

 939

Flyweight

 Demetrious Johnson

 1173[7]

Women's Featherweight

 Germaine de Randamie

 80

Women's Bantamweight

 Raquel Pennington

 399

Women's Flyweight

 Joanne Calderwood

115

Women's Strawweight

 Joanna Jędrzejczyk

 1267[7]

text: In title bouts[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Strikes

1.

Joanna Jędrzejczyk

Strawweight (W)

1121

2.

Georges St-Pierre

WelterweightMiddleweight

999[8]

3.

Jon Jones

Light Heavyweight

819

4.

Demetrious Johnson

FlyweightBantamweight

812

5.

Frankie Edgar

FeatherweightLightweight

584

text: By division[edit]

text: In any single bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Championship
Event
Strikes

1.

Nate Diaz

Donald Cerrone

Lightweight

UFC 141

238

2.

Valentina Shevchenko

Priscila Cachoeira

Flyweight (W)

UFC Fight Night Belem

230

3.

Joanna Jędrzejczyk

Valérie Létourneau

Strawweight (W)

UFC 193

220

4.

Cub Swanson

Artem Lobov

Featherweight

UFC Fight Night 108

209

5.

Jessica Andrade

Rosi Sexton

Bantamweight (W)

UFC Fight Night 30

206

text: By division[edit]

text: In a single title bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Championship
Event
Strikes

1.

 Joanna Jędrzejczyk

Jéssica Andrade

Strawweight (W)

UFC 211

225

2.

 Joanna Jędrzejczyk

Valérie Létourneau

Strawweight (W)

UFC 193

220

3.

 Carlos Condit

Robbie Lawler

Welterweight

UFC 195

176

4.

 Johny Hendricks

Robbie Lawler

Welterweight

UFC 171

158

5.

 T.J. Dillashaw

Joe Soto

Bantamweight

UFC 177

151

text: By division[edit]

text: In a single event[edit]

text:
Event
Date
Strikes

1.

UFC 199

June 4, 2016

1490

2.

UFC Fight Night 89

June 18, 2016

1391

3.

UFC on Fox 24

April 15, 2017

1374

4.

UFC Fight Night 98

November 5, 2016

1268

5.

UFC Fight Night 108

April 22, 2017

1268

text: Highest significant strike percentage[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Landed
Attempted
%

1.

Anderson Silva

MiddleweightLight Heavyweight

740

1213

61.01%

2.

Randy Couture

Light HeavyweightHeavyweight

778

1315

59.16%

3.

Fábio Maldonado

Light HeavyweightHeavyweightCatchweight

717

1218

58.87%

4.

Cain Velasquez

Heavyweight

718

1246

57.62%

5.

Fabrício Werdum

Heavyweight

581

1022

56.85%

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Landed
Attempted
%

1.

Alistair Overeem

Heavyweight

391

525

74.48%

2.

Don Frye

Openweight

127

191

66.49%

3.

Josh Barnett

Super HeavyweightHeavyweight

 392

637

61.54%

4.

Anderson Silva

MiddleweightLight Heavyweight

740

1213

61.01%

5.

Evan Tanner

MiddleweightLight Heavyweight

388

647

59.97%

text: Highest significant strike landed per minute[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Strikes/minute

1.

Cain Velasquez

Heavyweight

6.49

2.

Jéssica Andrade

Strawweight (W)Bantamweight (W)

6.45

3.

Conor McGregor

FeatherweightLightweightWelterweight

5.82

4.

Evan Dunham

Lightweight

5.68

5.

Max Holloway

FeatherweightCatchweight

5.67

text: Knockdowns[edit]

text: Most knockdowns[edit]

text: Career[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Knockdowns

1.

Anderson Silva

MiddleweightLight Heavyweight

18

2.

Donald Cerrone

LightweightWelterweight

14

Chuck Liddell

Light Heavyweight

4.

Melvin Guillard

LightweightWelterweight

13

Maurício Rua

Light Heavyweight

Lyoto Machida

MiddleweightLight Heavyweight

Anthony Johnson

WelterweightMiddleweightLight Heavyweight

Thiago Alves

Welterweight

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Knockdowns

Heavyweight

 Junior dos Santos

 12

Light Heavyweight

 Chuck Liddell

 14

Middleweight

 Anderson Silva

 13

Welterweight

 Thiago Alves

 13

Lightweight

 Melvin Guillard

 13

Featherweight

 Max Holloway

 7

Bantamweight

 Cody Garbrandt

 7

Flyweight

 John Lineker

 7

Women's Featherweight

 Cristiane Justino

 3

Women's Bantamweight

 Amanda Nunes

 2

 Ronda Rousey

 Leslie Smith

Women's Flyweight

 Joanne Calderwood

2

Women's Strawweight

 Angela Hill

 2

text: In title bouts[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Knockdowns

1.

Anderson Silva

Middleweight

10

2.

Chuck Liddell

Light Heavyweight

7

3.

Georges St-Pierre

Welterweight

6

5.

Cain Velasquez

Heavyweight

5

Conor McGregor

FeatherweightLightweight

text: By division[edit]

text: In a single bout[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Division
Event
Knockdowns

1.

Forrest Petz

Sammy Morgan

Welterweight

UFC Fight Night 6

5

2.

Nate Marquardt

Dean Lister

Middleweight

UFC Fight Night 8

4

Brad Blackburn

James Giboo

Welterweight

UFC Fight Night 14

text: By division[edit]

text: In a title bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Division
Event
Knockdowns

1.

Frank Mir

Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira

Heavyweight

UFC 92

3

Gray Maynard

Frankie Edgar

Lightweight

UFC 125

Anderson Silva

Rich Franklin

Middleweight

UFC 77

Conor McGregor

Eddie Alvarez

Lightweight

UFC 205

Georges St-Pierre

Jon Fitch

Welterweight

UFC 87

Lyoto Machida

Rashad Evans

Light Heavyweight

UFC 98

text: By division[edit]

text: In a single event[edit]

text:
Event
Date
Knockdowns

1.

UFC 199

June 4, 2016

15

2.

UFC 160

May 25, 2013

12

3.

UFC on Versus 4

June 26, 2011

11

4.

UFC 84

May 24, 2008

10

UFC 85

June 7, 2008

UFC 87

August 9, 2008

UFC 96

March 7, 2009

UFC Fight Night 21

March 31, 2010

UFC on FX 6

December 15, 2012

The Ultimate Fighter 16 Finale

December 15, 2012

UFC Fight Night 77

November 7, 2015

UFC 202

August 20, 2016

text: Takedowns[edit]

text: Most takedowns[edit]

text: Career[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Takedowns

1.

Georges St-Pierre

WelterweightMiddleweight

90

2.

Gleison Tibau

LightweightWelterweight

84

3.

Frankie Edgar

FeatherweightLightweight

67

4.

Demetrious Johnson

FlyweightBantamweight

65

5.

Johny Hendricks

Welterweight

61

Clay Guida

FeatherweightLightweight

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Takedowns

Heavyweight

 Cain Velasquez

 34

Light Heavyweight

 Tito Ortiz[a]

 58

Middleweight

 Rafael Natal

 36

Welterweight

 Georges St-Pierre

 87

Lightweight

 Gleison Tibau

 84

Featherweight

 Dennis Bermudez

 38

Bantamweight

 Urijah Faber

 26

Flyweight

 Demetrious Johnson

 49

Women's Featherweight

  -

 -

Women's Bantamweight

 Liz Carmouche

 15

Women's Flyweight

 Joanne Calderwood

3

Women's Strawweight

 Cláudia Gadelha

 26

text: Jump up ^ 8 of 58 Light Heavyweight takedowns in deprecated UFC Middleweight (171-199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight) and 2 of 58 Light Heavyweight takedowns in first deprecated UFC Lightweight (< 199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight)

text: In title bouts[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Takedowns

1.

 Georges St-Pierre

Welterweight

66

2.

 Demetrious Johnson

FlyweightBantamweight

48

3.

 Khabib Nurmagomedov

Lightweight

43

4.

 Randy Couture

Light HeavyweightHeavyweight

42

5.

 Matt Hughes

Welterweight

28

text: By division[edit]

text: In a single bout[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Division
Event
Rounds
Takedowns

1.

Khabib Nurmagomedov

Abel Trujillo

Catchweight (158.5 lbs)

UFC 160

3

21

2.

Sean Sherk

Hermes Franca

Lightweight

UFC 73

5

16

3.

Demetrious Johnson

Kyoji Horiguchi

Flyweight

UFC 186

14

4.

Luigi Fioravanti

Luke Cummo

Welterweight

UFC 82

3

13

5.

Tim Elliott

Louis Smolka

Flyweight

UFC on Fox 24

12

Johny Hendricks

Carlos Condit

Welterweight

UFC 158

Colby Covington

Bryan Barberena

Welterweight

UFC on Fox 22

text: By division[edit]

text: In a title bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Division
Event
Rounds
Takedowns

1.

 Sean Sherk

Hermes Franca

Lightweight

UFC 73

5

16

2.

 Demetrious Johnson

Kyoji Horiguchi

Flyweight

UFC 186

14

3.

 Georges St-Pierre

Dan Hardy

Welterweight

UFC 111

11

 Cain Velasquez

Junior dos Santos

Heavyweight

UFC 155

5.

 Brett Johns

Kwan Ho Kwak

Bantamweight

UFC Fight Night 99

11

text: By division[edit]

text: In a single event[edit]

text:
Event
Date
Takedowns

1.

UFC 171

March 15, 2014

55

2.

UFC 194

December 12, 2015

49

3.

UFC Fight Night 66

May 16, 2015

47

UFC on Fox 22

December 17, 2016

5.

UFC Fight Night 24

March 26, 2011

46

text: Highest takedown percentage[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Landed
Attempted
%

1.

Georges St-Pierre

Welterweight

90

118

73.73%

2.

Tim Elliott

Flyweight

35

52

67.31%

3.

Ramsey Nijem

LightweightWelterweight

30

48

62.50%

4.

Nate Marquardt

WelterweightMiddleweight

32

52

61.54%

5.

Karo Parisyan

Welterweight

53

89

59.55%

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Landed
Attempted
%

1.

Rogério Nogueira

Light Heavyweight

1

1

100%

Tim Sylvia

Heavyweight

3.

Chuck Liddell

Light Heavyweight[a]

7

8

87.50%

4.

Alex Caceres

BantamweightFeatherweight

9

11

81.82%

5.

Max Holloway

Featherweight

4

5

80.00%

Robbie Lawler

WelterweightMiddleweight

16

20

text: Jump up ^ 2 of 7 takedowns in deprecated UFC Middleweight (171-199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight)

text: Highest takedowns landed rate[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Takedowns/5 minute round

1.

Ramsey Nijem

LightweightWelterweight

1.77

2.

Karo Parisyan

Welterweight

1.76

3.

Cain Velasquez

Heavyweight

1.54

4.

Gleison Tibau

LightweightWelterweight

1.43

5.

Ricardo Almeida

WelterweightMiddleweightLight Heavyweight

1.41

text: Submission attempts[edit]

text: Career[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division
Attempts

1.

 Jim Miller

LightweightCatchweight

39

2.

 Chris Lytle

Welterweight

31

3.

 Joe Lauzon

LightweightCatchweight

29

4.

 Nate Diaz

LightweightWelterweight

25

5.

 Matt Brown

Welterweight

24

 Joe Stevenson

FeatherweightLightweightWelterweight

 Demian Maia

WelterweightMiddleweight

 Cole Miller

FeatherweightLightweight

text: By division[edit]

text: In title bouts[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division
Attempts

1.

 Georges St-Pierre

Welterweight

12

2.

 Demetrious Johnson

FlyweightBantamweight

10

3.

 Frank Shamrock

Light Heavyweight

9[a]

4.

 Matt Hughes

WelterweightCatchweight

8

5.

 B.J. Penn

LightweightWelterweight

7

text: Jump up ^ 8 of 9 Light Heavyweight title submission attempts in deprecated UFC Middleweight (171-199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight) and 1 of 9 Light Heavyweight title submission attempts in first deprecated UFC Lightweight (< 199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight)

text: By division[edit]

text: In a single bout[edit]

text: In any bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Division
Event
Attempts

1.

 Cole Miller

Leonard Garcia

Lightweight

UFC Fight Night 11

10

2.

 Hermes Franca

Rich Crunkilton

Lightweight

UFC 42

9

3.

 James Wilks

DaMarques Johnson

Welterweight

TUF 9 Finale

8

 Ivan Salaverry

Andrei Semenov

Middleweight

UFC 37

5.

10 fighters

-

-

-

7

text: By Division[edit]

text: In a title bout[edit]

text: All fighters[edit]

text:
Fighter
Opponent
Division
Event
Attempts

1.

 Georges St-Pierre

Dan Hardy

Welterweight

UFC 111

6

2.

 Kenny Florian

Sean Sherk

Lightweight

UFC 64

4

 Frank Shamrock[a]

John Lober

Light Heavyweight

UFC Brazil

 Dave Menne

Gil Castillo

Welterweight

UFC 33

5.

11 fighters (12 bouts)

-

-

-

3

text: Jump up ^ 4 of 4 Light Heavyweight title submission attempts in deprecated UFC Middleweight (171-199 lbs.) class (now known as Light Heavyweight))

text: By division[edit]

text: Highest submission attempt rate[edit]

text:
Fighter
Division/s
Submission attempts/5 minute round

1.

 Dustin Hazelett

LightweightWelterweight

1.379

2.

 Renato Sobral

Light HeavyweightHeavyweight

1.054

3.

 Rousimar Palhares

WelterweightMiddleweight

1.047

4.

 Charles Oliveira

FeatherweightLightweight

0.908

5.

 Royce Gracie

OpenweightCatchweight

0.828

text: Championships[edit]

text: Most title reigns[edit]

text:
Fighter
Title/s
Reigns

1.

 Randy Couture

Light HeavyweightHeavyweight

6 (5 undisputed, 1 interim)

2.

 Georges St-Pierre

WelterweightMiddleweight

4 (3 undisputed, 1 interim)

3.

 José Aldo

Featherweight

3 (2 undisputed, 1 interim)

5.

 Dominick Cruz

Bantamweight

2

 Matt Hughes

Welterweight

 B.J. Penn

LightweightWelterweight

 Tim Sylvia

Heavyweight

 Cain Velasquez

Heavyweight

 T.J. Dillashaw

Bantamweight

text: Longest single title reigns[edit]

text:
Fighter
Title
Days

1.

 Anderson Silva

Middleweight

2457

2.

 Demetrious Johnson

Flyweight

2142

3.

 Georges St-Pierre

Welterweight

2064

4.

 José Aldo

Featherweight

1848

5.

 Jon Jones[9]

Light Heavyweight

1501

Fighter
Title
Defenses

1.

 Demetrious Johnson

Flyweight

11

2.

 Anderson Silva

Middleweight

10

3.

 Georges St-Pierre

Welterweight

9

4.

 Jon Jones

Light Heavyweight

8

5.

 José Aldo

Featherweight

7

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Days

Heavyweight

 Stipe Miocic

896

Light Heavyweight

 Jon Jones

1501

Middleweight

 Anderson Silva

2457

Welterweight

 Georges St-Pierre

2064

Lightweight

 B.J. Penn

812

Featherweight

 Jose Aldo

2008

Bantamweight

 Dominick Cruz

1117

Flyweight

 Demetrious Johnson

2142

Women's Featherweight

 Cris Cyborg

623[a]

Women's Bantamweight

 Ronda Rousey

1074

Women's Flyweight

 Nicco Montaño

280

Women's Strawweight

 Joanna Jędrzejczyk

1323

Division/s
Fighter
Defenses

Heavyweight

 Stipe Miocic

4

Light Heavyweight

 Jon Jones

8

Middleweight

 Anderson Silva

10

Welterweight

 Georges St-Pierre

9

Lightweight

 B.J. Penn

3

 Frankie Edgar

 Benson Henderson

Featherweight

 José Aldo

7

Bantamweight

 Dominick Cruz

2

 T.J. Dillashaw

Flyweight

 Demetrious Johnson

11

Women's Featherweight

 Cris Cyborg

2

Women's Bantamweight

 Ronda Rousey

6

Women's Flyweight

 Nicco Montaño

0

Women's Strawweight

 Joanna Jędrzejczyk

5

text: Jump up ^ currently active streak

text: Longest combined title reigns[edit]

text:
Fighter
Title/s
No. of reigns
Days

1.

 Anderson Silva

Middleweight

1

2457

2.

 Georges St-Pierre

Welterweight Middleweight

3

2237

3.

 José Aldo

Featherweight

2

2548

4.

 Demetrious Johnson

Flyweight

1

2226[a]

5.

 Matt Hughes

Welterweight

2

1577

Fighter
Title/s
No. of reigns
Defenses

1.

 Demetrious Johnson

Flyweight

1

11[a]

2.

 Anderson Silva

Middleweight

1

10

3.

 Georges St-Pierre

Welterweight

2

9

4.

 Jon Jones

Light Heavyweight

2

8

5.

 José Aldo

Featherweight

2

7[a]

 Matt Hughes

Welterweight

2

text: ^ Jump up to: a b c currently active streak

text: By division[edit]

text:
Division/s
Fighter
Days

Heavyweight

 Cain Velasquez

1281

Light Heavyweight

 Jon Jones

1501

Middleweight

 Anderson Silva

2457

Welterweight

 Georges St-Pierre

2204

Lightweight

 B.J. Penn

812

Featherweight

 José Aldo

2548

Bantamweight

 Dominick Cruz

1456

Flyweight

 Demetrious Johnson

2226[a]

Women's Featherweight

 Cris Cyborg

623[a]

Women's Bantamweight

 Ronda Rousey

1074

Women's Flyweight

 -

 -

Women's Strawweight

 Joanna Jędrzejczyk

1323[a]

Division/s
Fighter
Defenses

Heavyweight

 Randy Couture

3

 Tim Sylvia

 Stipe Miocic

Light Heavyweight

 Jon Jones

8

Middleweight

 Anderson Silva

10

Welterweight

 Georges St-Pierre

9

Lightweight

 B.J. Penn

3

 Frankie Edgar

 Benson Henderson

Featherweight

 José Aldo

7

Bantamweight

 Dominick Cruz

3

Flyweight

 Demetrious Johnson

11[a]

Women's Featherweight

  Germaine de Randamie

 0

Women's Bantamweight

 Ronda Rousey

6

Women's Flyweight

 -

 -

Women's Strawweight

 Joanna Jędrzejczyk

5[a]

text: ^ Jump up to: a b c d e currently active streak

text: Youngest champions[edit]

text:
Fighter
Title
Won/Awarded
Age

1.

 Jon Jones

Light Heavyweight

Mar 19, 2011

23 years, 244 days

2.

 José Aldo

Featherweight

Nov 20, 2010

24 years, 73 days2

3.

 Josh Barnett

Heavyweight

Mar 22, 2002

24 years, 133 days

4.

 Carlos Newton

Welterweight

May 4, 2001

24 years, 261 days

5.

 Frank Shamrock

Light Heavyweight

Dec 21, 1997

25 years, 13 days

text: Oldest champions[edit]

text:
Fighter
Title
Last Held
Birthday
Latest age as champion

1.

 Randy Couture

Heavyweight

Nov 15, 2008

June 22th, 1963

45 years, 147 days

2.

 Daniel Cormier

Light Heavyweight

Holding currently

March 20, 1979

39 years, 221 days

3.

 Fabrício Werdum

Heavyweight

May 14, 2016

August 24, 1977

38 years, 290 days

4.

 Michael Bisping

Middleweight

Nov 4, 2017

February 28, 1979

38 years, 250 days

5.

 Anderson Silva

Middleweight

Jul 6, 2013

April 14, 1975

38 years, 84 days

text: Multi-division champions[edit]

text: Fighters who have won championships in multiple weight classes.[10] Tournament championships and The Ultimate Fighter winners are not included.

text: Randy Couture is the first champion to hold belts in two different divisions, and one of the few to reclaim a title after being defeated. Conor McGregor was the first fighter to hold multiple titles simultaneously, which he did only briefly due to being stripped of his Featherweight title shortly after capturing the Lightweight. Daniel Cormier is both the reigning Heavyweight and Light Heavyweight Champions.

text:
Champion
Division
Won
Lost
Defenses
Reign
Total reign

 Randy Couture

Heavyweight

Dec 21, 1997 (UFC Japan)

Jan ?, 1998 (stripped)

0

00? days

1,478+ days

Nov 17, 2000 (UFC 28)

Mar 22, 2002 (UFC 36)

2

490 days

Light Heavyweight

Sep 26, 2003 (UFC 44)

Jan 31, 2004 (UFC 46)

0

127 days

Aug 21, 2004 (UFC 49)

Apr 16, 2005 (UFC 52)

0

238 days

Heavyweight

Mar 3, 2007 (UFC 68)

Nov 15, 2008 (UFC 91)

1

623 days

 B.J. Penn

Welterweight

Jan 31, 2004 (UFC 46)

May 17, 2004 (stripped)

0

107 days

919 days

Lightweight

Jan 19, 2008 (UFC 80)

Apr 10, 2010 (UFC 112)

3

812 days

 Conor McGregor

Featherweight

Dec 12, 2015 (UFC 194)

Nov 26, 2016 (stripped)

0

350 days

862 days

Lightweight

Nov 12, 2016 (UFC 205)

Apr 7, 2018 (stripped)

0

512 days

 Georges St-Pierre

Welterweight

Nov 18, 2006 (UFC 65)

Apr 7, 2007 (UFC 69)

0

140 days

2,561 days

Apr 19, 2008 (UFC 83)

Dec 13, 2013 (vacated)

9

2,064 days

Middleweight

Nov 4, 2017 (UFC 217)

Dec 7, 2017 (vacated)

0

34 days

 Daniel Cormier

Light Heavyweight

May 23, 2015 (UFC 187)

Incumbent

3

1143 days

ongoing

Heavyweight

July 7, 2018 (UFC 226)

Incumbent

0

1 days

text: Tournaments[edit]

text: Multiple tournament wins[edit]

text:
Fighter
Tournament
Wins

1.

 Royce Gracie

UFC 1, UFC 2, UFC 4

3

2.

 Dan Severn

UFC 5, The Ultimate Ultimate

2

 Don Frye

UFC 8, The Ultimate Ultimate 2

 Mark Coleman

UFC 10, UFC 11

 Mark Kerr

UFC 14, UFC 15

text: Bonuses[edit]

text: Most overall[edit]

text:
Fighter
No. of bonuses

1.

 Nate Diaz

15

 Joe Lauzon

3.

 Anderson Silva

13

4.

 Donald Cerrone

13

5.

 Frankie Edgar

10

 Chris Lytle

 Charles Oliveira

text: Most Performance of the Night bonuses[edit]

text:
Fighter
POTN bonuses

1.

 Conor McGregor

6

2.

 Ronda Rousey

4

 Stipe Miocic

 Anthony Johnson

 Charles Oliveira

 Donald Cerrone

 Gunnar Nelson

 Demetrious Johnson

text: Most Fight of the Night bonuses[edit]

text:
Fighter
FOTN bonuses

1.

 Nate Diaz

8

2.

 Frankie Edgar

7

 Diego Sanchez

 Joe Lauzon

5.

 Edson Barboza

6

 Clay Guida

 Chris Lytle

 Sam Stout

text: Most Knockout of the Night bonuses (discontinued)[edit]

text:
Fighter
KOTN bonuses

1.

 Anderson Silva

7

2.

 Vitor Belfort

5

3.

 Chris Leben

4

 Lyoto Machida

 Roy Nelson

text: Most Submission of the Night bonuses (discontinued)[edit]

text:
Fighter
SOTN bonuses

1.

 Joe Lauzon

6

2.

 Nate Diaz

5

3.

 Demian Maia

4

 Cole Miller

5.

 Clay Guida

3

 Chris Lytle

 Jim Miller

 Charles Oliveira

text: Attendances[edit]

text: Overall[edit]

text:
Event
Main Event
Date
Venue
City
Attendance

1.

UFC 193

Rousey (c) vs. Holm

Nov 14, 2015

Etihad Stadium

 Melbourne, Australia

56,214[11]

2.

UFC 129

St-Pierre (c) vs. Shields

Apr 30, 2011

Rogers Centre

 Toronto, Ontario, Canada

55,724

3.

UFC 198

Werdum (c) vs. Miocic

May 14, 2016

Arena da Baixada

 Curitiba, Brazil

45,207

4.

UFC on Fox 14

Gustafsson vs. Johnson

Jan 24, 2015

Tele2 Arena

 Stockholm, Sweden

30,000

5.

UFC 124

St-Pierre (c) vs. Koscheck

Dec 11, 2010

Bell Centre

 Montreal, Quebec, Canada

23,152

text: United States[edit]

text:
Event
Main Event
Date
Venue
City
Attendance

1.

UFC 205

Alvarez (c) vs. McGregor

Nov 12, 2016

Madison Square Garden

 New York City, New York

20,427

2.

UFC 229

Nurmagomedov (c) vs. McGregor

Oct 6, 2018

T-Mobile Arena

 Las Vegas, Nevada

20,034

3.

UFC 171

Hendricks vs. Lawler

Mar 15, 2014

American Airlines Center

 Dallas, Texas

19,324

4.

UFC 68

Sylvia (c) vs. Couture

Mar 3, 2007

Nationwide Arena

 Columbus, Ohio

19,049

5.

UFC 203

Miocic (c) vs. Overeem

Sep 10, 2016

Quicken Loans Arena

 Cleveland, Ohio

18,875

text: Finances[edit]

text: Highest Pay-Per-View buys[citation needed][edit]

text:
Event
Main Event
Date
Venue
City
PPV Buys

1.

UFC 202

Diaz vs. McGregor

Aug 20, 2016

T-Mobile Arena

 Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.

1,650,000

2.

UFC 196

McGregor vs. Diaz

Mar 5, 2016

MGM Grand Garden Arena

 Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.

1,600,000

UFC 100

Lesnar (c) vs. Mir

Jul 11, 2009

Mandalay Bay Events Center

 Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.

1,600,000

4.

UFC 205

Alvarez (c) vs.  McGregor

Nov 12, 2016

Madison Square Garden

 New York City, U.S.

1,300,000

5.

UFC 194

Aldo (c) vs. McGregor

Dec 12, 2015

MGM Grand Garden Arena

 Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.

1,200,000

UFC 200

Tate (c) vs. Nunes

Jul 9, 2016

T-Mobile Arena

 Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.

1,200,000

text: Highest Pay-Per-View buys for a non-championship main event[edit]

text:
Event
Main Event
Date
Venue
City
PPV Buys

1.

UFC 202

Diaz vs. McGregor

Aug 20, 2016

T-Mobile Arena

 Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.

1,650,000

2.

UFC 196

McGregor vs. Diaz

Mar 5, 2016

MGM Grand Garden Arena

 Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.

1,600,000

3.

UFC 114

Rampage vs. Evans

May 29, 2010

MGM Grand Garden Arena

 Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.

1,050,000

4.

UFC 189

Mendes vs. McGregor5

Jul 11, 2015

MGM Grand Garden Arena

 Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.

825,000

5.

UFC 79

St-Pierre vs. Hughes5

Dec 29, 2007

Mandalay Bay Events Center

 Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.

750,000

text: Lowest Pay-Per-View buys for a championship main event[edit]

text:
UFC 1–100

Event
Date
Main Event
PPV Buys

1.

UFC 42

Apr 25, 2003

Hughes (c) vs. Sherk

35,000

UFC 35

Jan 11, 2002

Pulver (c) vs. Penn

3.

UFC 45

Nov 21, 2003

Hughes (c) vs. Trigg

40,000

4.

UFC 39

Sep 27, 2002

Couture vs. Rodriguez6

45,000

UFC 38

Jul 13, 2002

Hughes (c) vs. Newton

UFC 101–200

Event
Date
Main Event
PPV Buys

1.

UFC 174

Jun 14, 2014

Johnson (c) vs. Bagautinov

115,000

UFC 191

Sep 5, 2015

Johnson (c) vs. Dodson

3.

UFC 177

Aug 30, 2015

Dillashaw (c) vs. Soto

125,000

UFC 186

Apr 25, 2015

Johnson (c) vs. Horiguchi

5.

UFC 179

Oct 25, 2014

Aldo (c) vs. Mendes

180,000

UFC 201–300

Event
Date
Main Event
PPV Buys

1.

UFC 224

May 12, 2018

Nunes (c) vs. Pennington

85,000[12]

2.

UFC 215

Sep 9, 2017

Nunes (c) vs. Shevchenko

100,000

3.

UFC 228

Sep 8, 2018

Woodley (c) vs. Till

130,000

4.

UFC 206

Dec 10, 2016

Holloway vs. Pettis

150,000

5.

UFC 208

Feb 11, 2017

Holm vs. de Randamie6

200,000

text: Biggest gates[edit]

text:
Event
Main Event
Date
Venue
City
Gate

1.

UFC 205

Alvarez (c) vs. McGregor

Nov 12, 2016

Madison Square Garden

 New York City, New York U.S.

$17,700,000

2.

UFC 229

Nurmagomedov (c) vs. McGregor

Oct 6, 2018

T-Mobile Arena

 Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.

$17,200,000

3.

UFC 129

St-Pierre (c) vs. Shields

Apr 30, 2011

Rogers Centre

 Toronto, Ontario, Canada

$12,075,000

4.

UFC 200

Tate (c) vs. Nunes

Jul 9, 2016

T-Mobile Arena

 Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.

$10,700,000

5.

UFC 194

Aldo (c) vs. McGregor

Dec 12, 2015

MGM Grand Garden Arena

 Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.

$10,500,000

text: MMA portal


document_title: The League

question_text: who wins the shiva bowl in season 6

question_tokens: who wins the shiva bowl in season 6

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text: The League

text: Synopsis[edit]

text: Set in Chicago, the series revolves around six friends who participate in a fantasy football league. The show follows the friends, who would do anything to win, while also dealing with a variety of situations that occur in their everyday lives.

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text: Episodes[edit]

text:
Season
Episodes
Originally aired

First aired
Last aired
Network

1
6
October 29, 2009 (2009-10-29)
December 10, 2009 (2009-12-10)
FX

2
13
September 16, 2010 (2010-09-16)
December 9, 2010 (2010-12-09)

3
13
October 6, 2011 (2011-10-06)
December 22, 2011 (2011-12-22)

4
13
October 11, 2012 (2012-10-11)
December 20, 2012 (2012-12-20)

5
13
September 4, 2013 (2013-09-04)
November 20, 2013 (2013-11-20)
FXX

6
13
September 3, 2014 (2014-09-03)
November 19, 2014 (2014-11-19)

7
13
September 9, 2015 (2015-09-09)
December 9, 2015 (2015-12-09)

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text: Cast[edit]

text: Main characters[edit]

text:
Mark Duplass as Peter "Pete" Eckhart: Three-time league champion who separates from his wife Meegan (Leslie Bibb) in the pilot episode. Several episodes revolve around his interaction with women. Pete is known for tricking his gullible friends (particularly Taco and Andre) into making poor fantasy football trades (called "trade rapes"). He works in a cubicle in sales, avoiding doing actual work as much as possible, though in the season 5 episode "The Automatic Faucet," he declares he is done with fantasy football and focuses solely on work - except for when he helps his boss set his fantasy football lineup, which actually earns him a promotion. In Season 7, he becomes a referee. He creates, and is commissioner of, the "Sacko", the "worst-team" trophy created during the episode "The Reunion". He still holds the North Winnetka High School pole-vault record. He once got a "Fear Boner" when he went to pick up Chicago Bears tickets from a man he met in the park.
Stephen Rannazzisi as Kevin MacArthur: An assistant district attorney, Kevin is the league commissioner from Seasons 1–3 as well as Pete's best friend. He returns to commissioner in season 5. Because he has difficulty competing in the league on his own, he often takes football knowledge from his wife, Jenny, for which the rest of the League teases him incessantly. Jenny eventually joins the league herself after Ruxin's brother-in-law Rafi leaves the league. At the beginning of the series, has never won the Shiva, the award given to the league winners (named after Shivakamini Somakandarkram: a high school classmate to whom Kevin lost his virginity). In college, he got a "Fear Boner" when somebody asked for directions who he thought was going to mug him. Kevin wins in the finale of season 3, however the entire season is declared null by Ruxin due to collusion and lies, until Kevin agrees to give Ruxin the role of commissioner and let him have naming rights to his newborn. Kevin has been highnotized (hypnotized under the influence of marijuana) by his brother Taco. His best friend, Pete, and his wife, Jenny, have also similarly programmed him using dog-training techniques. Kevin has a young daughter named Ellie whose foul mouth comes from her parents, and a son born in Season 4's first episode and named Chalupa Batman by his Uncle Taco, but renamed Christopher Benjamin by his parents in the next episode. Rafi, Ruxin's brother-in-law, constantly calls him 'Brian' instead of Kevin.
Nick Kroll as Rodney Ruxin: A Jewish product-liability attorney, he is just as ruthless and obnoxious in the league as he is in the courtroom. He "out-kicked his coverage" with his wife, and therefore goes to great lengths to please her. He is constantly torn between his need to please his wife and his desire to crush his league opponents. In many episodes, and all of season 3, Ruxin is extremely paranoid, often thinking that his opponents are "trying to get into his head," or that other members of the league are "in collusion" to cheat him, but his paranoid hunches have been correct on at least two occasions, in "Expert Witness" and "The Lockout". In the episode "The Bounce Test", he describes his own appearance: "I look like a Nazi propaganda cartoon of a Jew." He and Sofia have a son named Geoffrey ("Baby Geoffrey"). He hates being called by his first name, Rodney, preferring to be called Ruxin; his sister Rebecca (Lizzy Caplan) calls him the "Rod-man," and Taco sometimes calls him "Ruspin," two nicknames he finds equally unfavorable. He wins the league championship at the end of season 2. In high school, he had a reputation for dating large women, giving him the nickname "The Herdsman". He inherited his sarcastic nature from his father Rupert (Jeff Goldblum), who also prefers to be called Ruxin. After catching Kevin in his "clown car of lies", he declares season 3 to be null and void and claims himself as winner via default, after miraculously healing (upon catching sight of Shiva) from the after-effects of a stress-induced stroke from discovering the collusion. He then agrees that the events of season 3 of the television show—season 7 of the league itself-—would count in exchange for becoming the new league commissioner and for the naming rights to Kevin and Jenny's newborn, the latter of which he trades to Taco for his #1 draft pick. He is commissioner only in season 4. Ruxin is a graduate of Northwestern University.
Paul Scheer as Dr. Andre Nowzick: A bald, rich plastic surgeon whose naïveté makes him the brunt of many jokes. He wears what he believes to be trendy clothing, for which he is mercilessly mocked by his friends. He tries to be cool by using current slang, particularly the jargon of hip-hop culture, but he is constantly rebuked by his friends and others, such as professional football player Chad Johnson. Andre wins the Shiva at the end of season 1 after entering a committed relationship with Shivakamini Somakandarkram (the namesake of the league trophy). In the season 2 premiere, Andre renames the trophy "the Dre" which is quickly renamed by the rest of the crew as "the SheDre" (A hybrid of "Shiva" and "Dre"). The worship of a false god in "the Dre" results in bad luck, which is nicknamed "Draids". His Draids result in the worst record in the league and he quickly falls from first to worst. As the recipient of the Sacko, he is subject to innumerable punishments ranging from embarrassing to cruel. For instance, in the third season, he is locked out of his apartment while Dirty Randy (Seth Rogen) creates a low-budget porno based loosely on Andre's life. Andre's sister Heather (Sarah Silverman) has had sex with everyone in the league except Andre, Jenny, and Ruxin. Andre was engaged to his interior decorator Trixie Von Stein (Jayma Mays) but their marriage is ruined by the other members of the league. Andre also starts a wine bar known as Menage a Cinq with Russell, another member of the league, but this fails when Russell's sex addiction breaks out and he has sex with Manchego cheese. In season 7, Andre begins dating, and then later marries, Pete's ex-wife Meegan.
Jon Lajoie as Taco MacArthur: Kevin's younger brother, a perpetually stoned, unemployed musician. He doesn't care or know much about American football, evident by his attempts to draft Canadian football players and his tendency to draft placekickers. He has won the league championship at least once in 2006, evident by his handwritten name on the trophy. He hooks up with women easily, and lives via handouts from his brother Kevin and "Eskimo family tree" (people who have slept with women he has slept with), making his own food (thousand-year-old eggs) and making his own personal hygiene products, such as deodorant. He also makes ringtones (Horse Orgasm or, "Horsegasm"). For one episode, Taco takes martial arts, specializing in use of a naginata (a long pole with a blade at the end) and studies of naginatajutsu. He means well but his acts of kindness usually have disastrous results. He is perhaps the most emotional member of the league, prone to crying when his feelings are hurt. In the unrated version of season 1, Ruxin claimed that the reason Taco is such a "frittata" is because they made him smoke marijuana when he was 8. Between seasons 2 and 3, Taco travels around the world and becomes a soap opera star in Algeria where he plays a stupid American. Taco enjoys keeping bongs (which he calls "guest bongs") in all of his friends' houses for him to use. In season 4, it is revealed that he owns the domain name dallascowboys.com, which Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones purchases for $250,000. In Season 5 he turns his dead uncle's van into multiple unsuccessful small businesses. It is also revealed that when he is not high he is actually very intelligent, probably the most intelligent member of the League. In season 6, his Eskimo-Brother DataBase ends up making him a lot of money and he starts other business ventures after Mark Cuban buys it from him for $1.1 million dollars.
Katie Aselton as Jenny MacArthur (née Banger): Kevin's wife, who helps him run his team and has as much enthusiasm for the league as the actual members do during season 1. When Kevin loses a bet to Pete in season 1, Jenny is forced to streak since she is clearly the manager for Kevin's team. In season 2, Jenny wants her own team for the league, but the members vote to give the vacant spot to Ruxin's brother-in-law Rafi; angered, Jenny seeks revenge by helping Ruxin draft instead. She is introduced into the league during that same season to replace Rafi and eventually loses to Ruxin's team in the Shiva Bowl. Her foul mouth is well equal to Kevin's and their daughter Ellie is already taking after them. At the end of Season 3, she tells Kevin that their second child is on the way. She gives birth to a baby boy in the Season-4 premiere. She defeats Andre in Season 5's Shiva Bowl.

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text: Recurring characters[edit]

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Nadine Velazquez as Sofia Ruxin, Ruxin's Latina wife. She is good friends with Taco—Ruxin's only friend with whom she gets along. Died in preparation for vaginal rejuvenation in Puerto Rico.
Jason Mantzoukas as Rafi, Sofia's deranged, obnoxious brother, aka "Bro-lo el Cuñado". Best friend and possible lover of porn director Dirty Randy. He shared a bed with Sofia until she was 18. He was an altar boy as a child, but had to quit after he raped a priest. He always calls Pete "Tall Guy" and believes Kevin's name is Brian. His residence has a large number of "load-bearing chairs" stacked up and has a "toilet-kitchen". Rafi stores a never-ending supply of hotdogs in his pants, referring to them as "pocket-dogs". He is a diabetic. He gets "murder boners" when practicing his MMA skills and gets a "War Boner" when playing paintball. He thinks that he is Baby Geoffrey's true father. Occasionally he has suggested that he and Sofia shared an incestuous relationship in the past (not directly denied by Sofia). Many times when he vomits, he defecates. Many times when he defecates, he orgasms. Ruxin's sarcasm led him to take on the role of Bobbum Man in real life. He is apparently killed by Dirty Randy in a duel. In Season 6's "When Rafi Met Randy," it is revealed Rafi was once a normal family man until Randy's business partner fell to his death on top of Rafi's wife and two sons, killing them all. After numerous suicide attempts, Rafi was checked into a mental asylum along with Randy. An over-zealous nurse subjected them both to shock therapy that would alter their minds to their deranged state. Randy revealed that he was responsible for the deaths of Rafi's family only for Rafi to be subjected to a partial lobotomy that made him forget them completely. It is also revealed how Rafi was returned to life via special means.
Alina Foley as Ellie MacArthur, Jenny and Kevin's young daughter. She has inherited her parents' profane language, which got her in trouble with her first grade teacher, Ms. Martin.
Janina Gavankar as Shivakamini Somakandarkram, a doctor who was the valedictorian of most of the league members' graduating high-school class. She is a urologist, specializing in genital reconstruction. Usually appears on the penultimate or season finales of the season, given that she is the "patron deity" of their league's trophy. They each present an item to the trophy, which contains a high-school photo of her. The only odd-episode-out is "The High-School Reunion" where she was present with the league, revealing that Pete's mother's windshield wasn't busted by a high-school friend, but rather by Kevin when he lost his virginity to Shiva. Shiva cursed the 2012 season of the league because they would not take her picture off the trophy. She also dated Andre towards the end of season 1.
Adam Karchmer as Geoffrey Ruxin, Ruxin and Sofia's son. Ruxin calls him "Baby Geoffrey".
Rob Huebel as Dr. Russell Deramo, a doctor and friend of the gang. He first appears in "The Draft", where he attends Andre's party. He returns in "The Kluneberg", where it is revealed that he moved to New York, but returned saying New York was too crowded and too full of "crazy people". He later reveals that he is a sex addict, and invites Jenny to join his league. He later replaces her with Rafi, allowing her to join the league. In Season 5, he is a member of Rafi's Domination League with "Dirty Randy". He is introduced into the league in Season 6 as a replacement for Ted, claiming his sex addiction is gone due to his passion for wine. He starts a wine bar known as Menage a Cinq with Andre, but this fails when his sex addiction relapses.
Leslie Bibb as Meegan Eckhart, Pete's abrasive ex-wife. They fought constantly. After she gave away his lucky draft shirt, Pete realized that they were not meant to be together and they separated. They finalized the divorce, and she was left with only the house. She had requested their The Curious Case of Benjamin Button DVD, presumably knowing that it contained a disc with a sex video she had made with Pete, but Pete had already sneaked into her house and stolen it, aided by Kevin; Pete never gives it back. She was later seen dating an older man named Ted. She returns in season 7, where it is revealed that she is now dating Andre, whom she later marries.
Seth Rogen as Dirty Randy – Rafi's friend, who works as a librarian and a pornographer. The reason he works at the library is for the infrastructure and says "it's a place where you can find desperate people and you can pay them in drugs and alcohol to work as part of the porn-production team." Before he was a porn director, he was homeless, kicked out of the military, a crack dealer, and a porn-location scout. He met Rafi in an asylum, an experience he describes as "very romantic". He believes that puns "are as vital to the porn business as they are to the pet shop and children's barbershop industries." He directed such movies as the controversial "Shitler's List" (the controversy was that it was shot in black and white), "Toe-Bangers 3" (the SEAL Team Six member who shot Osama bin Laden found a copy of it in the compound, but the Government will not release the footage), "Dr. Andre Nodick," and "12.12.12: The Mayan Cockandlips" (filmed in the loft Deion Sanders bought from Andre). In Season 5, he is also a member of Rafi's "Domination League". He threatens Ruxin with a trident made from dildos. In Season 6's "When Rafi Met Randy," Randy is revealed to have been a successful businessman who accidentally knocked his partner off a construction building where the man crushed the family of a then-normal Rafi. The two were committed to the same mental institution where numerous shock therapy sessions resulted in their deranged states. When Randy realized he was responsible for the deaths of Rafi's family, he used another shock session to make him forget about them.
Brie Larson as Ashley, Baby Geoffrey's former au pair. She was hired partially due to her good looks. Pete quickly begins sleeping with her, which causes her to neglect her au-pair duties. Ruxin wants to fire her, but she ends up extorting him, threatening to tell Sofia that he was masturbating to her photo (he was actually wiping pee off his pants) unless he continues to pay her for doing nothing. In order to get her to quit, Ruxin enlisted Rafi to hit on her, which ends up backfiring when she brings Rafi into bed with her and Pete to do the "Golden Gate Bridge". Rafi eventually talks her into quitting and moving in with him, which is in Ruxin's home.
Ike Barinholtz as Frank "The Body" Gibiatti – Ruxin's high school rival. His sister, Gina Gibiatti, 'dated' Pete for a while. The Body gave (and still does give) the guys a hard time.
Jayma Mays as Trixie – Andre's interior decorator, then fiancée. She is allergic to his semen. She breaks off the engagement after discovering the Secret Draft on her wedding weekend, then blinding herself with Andre's semen-filled pee-bib while crying. At the end Taco calls her Pixie instead of Trixie.
Jeff Goldblum as Rupert Ruxin – Rodney's father.
Will Forte as Chuck – One of the league's two out-of-town members, a recovering alcoholic. Has the nickname, "Two-Nut Chuck". In the Season-5 premiere it is mentioned that he is in rehab again. In the Season-7 premiere it is revealed that he has testicular cancer.
Brooklyn Decker as Gina Gibiatti – Frank Gibiatti's sister who briefly dates Pete, then Adrian Peterson.
Adam Brody as Ted Rappaport – The other out-of-town member of the league and Season-4 Shiva winner. Had AIDS. Died after being hit by a car while insulting Kevin via FaceTime.
Jorma Taccone as Spazz - a member of Rafi's 'Domination League'.
June Diane Raphael as Pam, a nurse at the mental institution where Rafi was committed, who later reappears in a different episode as Ellie's teacher.
Zach Woods as Lane, a suicidal acquaintance of Pete's.
Rob Riggle as Bethesda. "Higher-up" at Ruxin's firm and coach of Geoffrey's Little League baseball team.

text: Notable guest stars[edit]

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Matt Walsh as Mr. Friedman -- "Freaky Friedman" or "The Oracle"'s father. (Season 1 - Pilot)
Thomas Lennon as Bryce – Pete and Meegan's mediator.
Bobby Lee as Lee Wei Lee – a local "frittata" and patron of a local Chinese restaurant.
Craig Bierko as Craig O'Connor – Kevin's boss.
Brooke Nevin as Lily—Kevin's co-worker and for a brief moment, Taco's girlfriend. Referred to by Kevin as a "goody-two-shoes".
Janet Montgomery as Ambrosia – Las Vegas stripper who has a vast knowledge in fantasy football.
Lake Bell as Brooke – Pete's girlfriend, and Kevin's ex-girlfriend. Nicknamed "The White Knuckler".
Alison Becker as Darcy - A practicing Wiccan Pete went out with on Halloween.
Jamey Sheridan as Ted – Meegan's new, significantly older boyfriend who has a heart attack at Ruxin's anniversary party.
Michael Hitchcock as Ed - A man Pete meets in the park. He offers Pete Bears tickets and gives him a Fear Boner because Pete thought he was gay, although he had a wife and a son.
Alia Shawkat as April – A courtroom artist and Taco's girlfriend.
Martin Starr as Stu Pompeu – Pete's high school rival, nicknamed "Box of Frogs". Pete believed that Stu broke his mom's car's window, (although it was actually Kevin and Shiva.) Stu offered Pete a high paying job, but Pete got revenge on him.
Lindsay Sloane as Lindsey Martin - Ellie's teacher who is also dating Pete. Breaks Pete's penis because of her constant kegel exercises.
Lloyd Ahlquist as Dr. Andre NoDick—Dirty Randy's porn star.
Kayden Kross as Kayden, a porn star in the Dr. Andre NoDick porno.
Rick Shapiro as Bum – A homeless man.
Desi Lydic as Waitress—-Briefly hooked up with Peter during "The Marathon" episode.
Ray Liotta as Mr. Hudabega – Ruxin's boss, a germaphobe.
Keegan-Michael Key as Steve (Carmenjello) – A janitor Andre attempts to befriend after unintentionally upsetting him by calling him "Carmenjello," thinking that was his name, but finds out that it is the name of the janitorial service for which he works. Kevin takes a picture of skin and says "it's the perfect shade of cinnamon" which also offends him.
Sarah Silverman as Heather Nowzick – Andre's promiscuous sister. She has slept with Taco, Kevin, and Pete, as well as Ruxin's father.
Eliza Dushku as Kristen – Kevin's Krav Maga instructor.
Deon Cole as Mugger – Tries to rob Kevin and Kristen after Krav Maga class.
T.J. Miller as Gabriel – A member of a religious cult called "The Light of Genesis" who tries to recruit Ruxin.
Thomas Middleditch - Another member of "The Light of Genesis".
Brett Gelman as Gavin – An ex-convict Kevin prosecuted, the father of Ellie's friend Chloe.
Melissa Ordway as Sutton- A friend of the league and a sexual interest of Taco and Pete.
Chris Tallman as Mr. Swall – The human-resources representative at Ruxin's firm.
Allison Williams as Danielle – Pete's controlling girlfriend. Decides to make Pete's roster and beer selections.
Marianne Muellerleile as Bernice, a hospital nurse who tends to Ruxin after his stroke; when Rafi visits Ruxin, he hits on Bernice.
Timothy Olyphant as Wesley-san – A sushi chef at Spuki Sushi. He is white but acts Asian. Claims to be from O-ma-ha.
Ryan Hansen as Ben – Jenny's ex-boyfriend, Kevin and Andre's friend. In Season 4, it is divulged that he and Jenny once had sex six times in one day ("The Freezeout").
Julia Duffy as Martha - Kevin and Taco's mother who dislikes Jenny and considers Taco the more successful of the two brothers, seemingly oblivious to his shortcomings.
Kristin Cavallari as herself – Appears in Kevin and Jenny's "Mommy & Me" class. Jenny steals her breast milk.
Ken Marino as Donnie "The Seed" Sadowski – A bully from high school who used to jerk off in his hand and rub it on victims' heads. Friends with Frank Gibiatti.
Andrea Savage as Gail.
J. B. Smoove as Wheelchair Guy (DeRon)– Buys the last pair of Vapora Sport Sneakers out from under Pete. Pete steals the sneakers back.
Robert Wagner as Gumpa Duke - Pete's promiscuous grandpa who pretends to be losing his mind so that he can hook up at the retirement home.
Lee Meriwether as Gumma Eve - Pete's grandma who is married to Gumpa Duke.
John Ross Bowie as Dr. Pete Wyland - Gives Kevin a colonoscopy. Insists on being called Pete and has a nurse named Jenny.
Bob Odenkirk as Mall Manager – Fights with Taco over Krampus and Ruxin over Christmas music.
Griffin Dunne and Glenne Headly as Andre's parents.
Snoop Dogg as himself. One of Taco's "Eskimo Brothers".
Christine Lakin as "Pete's girl".
Dana White as The Falcon's enforcer. Kills Dirty Randy and Rafi's friend Spazz.
Will Sasso as Police Officer. Rafi and Dirty Randy thinks he is a Nazi.
Kevin Nealon as Chuck Falcon. Porn Kingpin who is known as the Steve Jobs of Porn. Killed by Dirty Randy.
Ali Larter as Georgia Thompson. Unhappily married woman who initiates an affair with Pete.
Erin Heatherton as Coach Crowley. Ellie's intimidating basketball coach.
Lizzy Caplan as Rebecca Ruxin - Rodney's sister.
Aziz Ansari as Dr. Hector Rocha, Andre's plastic-surgery rival.
Mark Cuban as himself. Buys the Eskimo Brother Database from Taco.
Brenda Song as Rosette - Pete's girlfriend who constantly wants to hold hands.
Jerry O'Connell as Father Muldoon. The MacArthurs' priest.
Erinn Hayes as Heather.
Maria Thayer as Cheryl.
Anna Camp as Penny. Pete's girlfriend who grooms Andre's cat.
Corbin Bernsen as Bruce Banger - Jenny's father.
Rich Fulcher as Luther the Hobo, the homeless dressing-gown-wearing heckler in "The Bringer Show".
Dan Castellaneta as Dr. Harvat, Lane's doctor.
Antonio Sabato Jr. as Father Zaragosa, the priest from Sofia's church.
Jerry Minor as Greg, inmate at the mental institution who ended up being a figment of Rafi's imagination.
Neil Casey as Neil, an inmate at the mental institution where Rafi was committed.
Christopher McDonald as Judge Hardy, a judge that disapproves of Kevin and Ruxin's dishonesty.
Arielle Kebbel as Libby, a woman that Pete dated in three episodes of season 7.
Deanna Russo as Brittany Barber, Andre's college crush who he tries to avoid performing surgery.
Casey Wilson as Claire, a psychotic Uber driver who begins stalking Andre.
Milo Ventimiglia as Milo Ventimiglia, a character on the gangs favorite TV show, "The Block".
Nicky Whelan as L-E, a character on the gangs favorite TV show, "The Block".
Larry David as an older Ruxin in a dream in the final episode.

text: Notable NFL players and analysts as guest stars[edit]

text:
Fox NFL analyst and former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw in season 1 episode 3 "Sunday at Ruxin's".
San Diego Chargers tight end Antonio Gates in season 1 episode 4 'Mr. McGibblets" and the final episode of season 6 "The Beach House".
Then-Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson in season 2 episode 1 "Vegas Draft".
Then-Cleveland Browns kick return specialist Josh Cribbs and Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs in season 2 episode 3 "The White Knuckler".
Then-Jacksonville Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew, then-Atlanta Falcons cornerback Brent Grimes and then-Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Sidney Rice in season 3 episode 1 "The Lockout".
ESPN fantasy football analyst Matthew Berry in season 3 episode 3 "The Au Pair".
Chicago Bears running back Matt Forté in season 3 episode 13 "The Funeral".
Robert Griffin III, Trent Richardson, Matt Kalil, Ryan Kalil, Felix Jones, Brandon Carr, Jason Witten, Jay Ratliff, DeSean Jackson, Rich Eisen, Chris Brockman, and Jerry Jones in season 4 episode 1 "Training Camp"
Then-Buffalo Bills quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick in season 4 episode 5 "Judge MacArthur".
Former Chicago Bears quarterback Jim McMahon in season 4 episode 6 "The Tailgate".
NFL Network analyst and Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders in season 4 episode 11 "12.12.12".
Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson in season 4 episode 13 "The Curse of Shiva".
Houston Texans defensive end J. J. Watt in season 5 episodes 1 and 2 "The Bachelor Draft" and "The Von Nowzick Wedding" and season 6 episode 1 "Sitting Shiva".
Minnesota Vikings kicker Blair Walsh in season 5 episode 1 "The Bachelor Draft".
Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive tackle Gerald McCoy and San Francisco 49ers linebacker NaVorro Bowman in season 5 episode 2 "The Von Nowzick Wedding".
Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler in season 5 episode 3 "Chalupa vs. the Cutlet".
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Greg Jennings in season 5 episode 10 "The Near Death Flex-perience".
Then-San Francisco 49ers tight end Vernon Davis in season 5 episode 12 "Baby Geoffrey Jesus".
NFL Network broadcaster Rich Eisen, Carlos Hyde, Mike Evans, Taylor Lewan, Ryan Shazier, Stephon Tuitt, New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan, and then-Cleveland Browns tight end Jordan Cameron in season 6 episode 1 "Sitting Shiva".
FoxSports.com senior writer Jay Glazer in season 6 episode 2 "Tefl-Andre".
Philadelphia Eagles running back Darren Sproles in season 6 episode 3 "The Height Supremacist".
Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch in season 6 episode 11 "EBDBBnB" and season 7 episode 1 "That Other Draft".
Jim McMahon, Calais Campbell, Tyrann Mathieu, and John Schneider in season 7 episode 1 "That Other Draft".
Green Bay Packers wide receiver Randall Cobb in season 7 episode 4 "Deflategate."

text: Leagues[edit]

text: The League's fictional league[edit]

text: Teams[edit]

text:
Unknown 8th member (drops out in 2007)
Andre – "The Double Ent-Andres" (formerly "The Ooh, Ruxin Got Serveds", "The I Had Allergies", "The Twilight Breaking Dawn-dres" and "The James B-Andres") (replaces unknown 8th member in 2007)
Kevin – "Too Hot to Handle" (formerly "The Ruxin Looks Like a Middle-Aged Lesbians", "The Fighting MacArthurs", and "The Pleasures of Andre's Sister")
Pete – "The Shit Heads" (formerly "3-Pete")
Ruxin – "Jenny Top/Kevin Bottom" (formerly "Pete Top/Kevin Bottom", "The Kevin's Micro Dongs", "The MacArthur's Crotch Nubbs", "The Andre Cried While Watching "Jumanjis"", and "The Fear Boners")
Taco – "Password is Taco" (formerly "The Encino Men")
Vince (drops out in 2010)
Rafi (replaces Vince in 2010)
Jenny – "The Lady MacArthurs" (replaces Rafi midway through 2010)
Chuck – "Stephen Hawking's Cleats"—Out-of-town player
Ted – "The Balls Deeper"—Out-of-town player (dies in 2014)
Russell - "Seabiscuit Rip" -- (replaces Ted in 2014)
The Coin - (replaces Chuck in 2015)

text: BOLD means current league member.

text: Season-by-season results[edit]

text:
Show season
NFL season
League season
Shiva Bowl winner
Shiva Bowl loser
Sacko Bowl loser ‡
Draft location

(back story)
2005
1
Pete
Ruxin
N/A
Pete and Meegan's House

(back story)
2006
2
Taco
Pete
N/A
Pool near Kevin's House

(back story)
2007
3
Pete
Andre
N/A
Ruxin's House

(back story)
2008
4
Pete
Ruxin
N/A
Pete and Meegan's House

1
2009
5
Andre**
Pete
N/A
Andre's new downtown Chicago loft

2
2010
6
Ruxin
Jenny
Andre†
Las Vegas

3
2011
7 *
Kevin*
Taco
Ruxin (Andre running Ruxin's team)‡
Andre's Metrosexual Loft

4
2012
8
Ted
Pete
Ruxin
Jenny's hospital room

5
2013
9
Jenny
Andre
Kevin
Andre's Bachelor Party in L.A.

6
2014
10
Andre§
Ruxin
Taco
Ted's funeral

7
2015
11
The Coin
Ruxin
Pete
Restaurant (1890s Themed Draft)

text: – ‡ The Sacko Bowl was not introduced until the sixth season of league play or season two of the actual TV show. Whoever loses the Sacko Bowl wins the Sacko trophy, meaning they came in last place.

text: – ** Andre won the Shiva bowl in 2009 with the help of Ruxin, whose name is with Andre's on the trophy.

text: - † Taco "Won" the Sacko the first season, but it was overruled after the points had been counted, meaning that Andre was the first to win the Sacko, which started the trend "first to worst".

text: - * Due to Ruxin discovering the league colluded to keep him from getting the top draft pick and because he won the Sacko, Kevin was stripped of his championship and the 2011 season of The League was declared null and void, to be sent off by a Norse funeral. However, before the 2012 season, Kevin got his championship reinstated by trading his role as commissioner to Ruxin along with naming rights to his and Jenny's son. Ruxin did not receive Sacko punishment because his stroke, induced by discovery of the collusion, was seen as punishment enough. Ruxin later traded the naming rights to Taco in exchange for Taco's first round draft pick. Jenny gives birth to their son, and Taco announces the name, "Chalupa Batman MacArthur", which was quickly changed to "Christopher Benjamin". Later in season 5, it was referenced that Kevin earned his commissioner role back.

text: - § Ruxin failed to press the "Set Lineup" button before the first game of the week started, so Andre won by default.

text: - Note: Playoff format doesn't reseed.

text: The Shiva[edit]

text: The Shiva is the name of the trophy given annually to the winner of the fantasy football league. The award is named after Shivakamini Somakandarkram, their high school valedictorian to whom Kevin lost his virginity in Pete's mother's car while listening to Aerosmith.

text: Production[edit]

text: The League was given a pilot order on July 15, 2009, with the pilot written by Jeff Schaffer and Jackie Schaffer and Jeff Schaffer also directing. The series is executive produced by Jeff Schaffer, Jackie Schaffer and the production company, FX Productions.

text: When the series was given a pilot order several roles were cast, with Mark Duplass playing Pete Eckhart, Stephen Rannazzisi playing Kevin MacArthur, Nick Kroll playing Rodney Ruxin, Paul Scheer playing Andre Nowzick, Jon Lajoie playing Taco MacArthur and Katie Aselton playing Jenny MacArthur.[3]

text: The League was given a series order on August 20, 2009 with six episodes.[4] A second 13-episode season of The League premiered on September 16, 2010 on FX.[5] On January 15, 2011, it was announced that the series had been picked up for a third season,[6] which premiered on October 6, 2011.[7]

text: On December 13, 2011, the series was renewed for a fourth season of 13 episodes which premiered on October 11, 2012.[8]

text: On December 20, 2012, the series was renewed for a fifth season of 13 episodes and premiered on September 4, 2013 on the new FXX network.[9]

text: On March 28, 2013, it was announced that The League was renewed for a sixth season which premiered on September 3, 2014.[10]

text: On December 8, 2014, it was announced that the seventh season of The League, which premiered on September 9, 2015, would be the final season of the series.[11]

text: DVD releases[edit]

text:
DVD name
Region 1 release date
Region 2 release date
Region 4 release date
Ep #
Discs
Additional information

Season One
September 14, 2010[12]
TBA
TBA
6
2
Extended Episodes, Deleted Scenes, Blooper Reel, "Andre: Dress with Style, Win with Style", "Legalize Kevin's Pubic Smoke", "Alt Nation", "Mr. McGibblets Fun House and Dojo", "Three Penis Wine Infomercial", "Vaginal Hubris Extended", "Birthday Song" and the pilot of Archer.

Season Two
October 4, 2011[13]
TBA
TBA
13
2
Extended Episodes, Deleted Scenes, Gag Reel, "Taco Tones Productions Presents: Vinegar Strokes", "Taco Tones Productions Presents: I'm Inside Me, Notarize!", "El Notario", "Andre's Extended Fads" and "Ruxin's Wedding Video".

Season Three
October 9, 2012[14]
TBA
TBA
13
2
Extended Episodes, Deleted Scenes, a Gag Reel, "Alt Nation" and "Taco Tones"

Season Four
September 10, 2013[15]
TBA
TBA
13
2
Extended Episodes, Deleted Scenes, "Taco Tones", "Rafi's Helpful Holiday Hints", "Witchy Woman Podcast", "Alt Nation", and a Gag Reel

Season Five
September 2, 2014[16]
TBA
TBA
13
2
Extended Episodes, Gag Reel, Alt Nation, Taco Tones, The Von Nowzick Wedding Invite, Deleted Scenes

Season Six
September 1, 2015[17]
TBA
TBA
13
2
Extended Episodes, Gag Reel, Alt Nation, Taco Tones, Deleted Scenes

Season Seven
June 14, 2016[18]
TBA
TBA
13
2
Extended Episodes, Gag Reel, Alt Nation, Taco Tones, Deleted Scenes

text: Seasons 1, 2, 3, and 4 were also released on Blu-ray Disc in Region 1.