Greatest Ufc Fighter Of All Time

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Who are the greatest pound-for-pound MMA fighters of all time? What criteria do you use to make such a list?

Perhaps it’s as simple as, “when you know, you know.” And what we know is that these 16 fighters, listed in no particular order, are undeniably among the greatest to ever step foot inside the cage.

Greatest Ufc Fighter Of All Time

Pierre still stands as the UFC's greatest fighter of all time Khabib Nurmagomedov has a better record, Jon Jones and Anderson Silva both finished some of their opponents in more. Who's the greatest of all time? Updated 2 hrs, 27 mins ago. It's a source of endless debate: who are the greatest MMA fighters of all time? The consensus ranking compiles our member lists, then updates in real time. Jon Jones was born on July 19, 1987 in Rochester, New York, USA. He is an actor, known for New York Mixed Martial Arts (2011), UFC on Fox (2011) and UFC 200 Greatest Fighters of All Time (2016). Zhang Weili and Joanna Jedrzejczyk delivered the greatest fight in women’s MMA history at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, and when it was over, the result of the UFC 248 co-main event was almost.

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Georges St-Pierre

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Greatest Ufc Fighter Of All Time

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As hard as it is to reach a consensus in any “greatest of all time” list, you’d be hard-pressed to find one that didn’t feature Georges St-Pierre in its top three. And that’s because, with all the intangibles that go into these discussions, it’s hard to argue with the numbers. And, boy, does St-Pierre have those.

The Greatest Ufc Fighter Of All Time

St-Pierre’s first UFC title run was short: He claimed the welterweight crown in a 2006 rematch with Matt Hughes before Matt Serra took it away in a massive upset less than one year later. That loss, the second one of St-Pierre’s career, also turned out to be the last. After taking the interim title in a trilogy with Hughes, “GSP” went on to unify it against Serra and defend it nine times until his 2013 retirement. His 170-pound reign would have been a strong argument to land him in any “GOAT” conversation, but St-Pierre wasn’t satisfied. In 2017, he ended his retirement by moving up 15 pounds and meeting then-champion Michael Bisping for the middleweight title. He submitted Bisping, thus adding a UFC title in a second division to his list of achievements. With only two, later-avenged losses in a career that includes three separate UFC title conquests, St-Pierre is a no-brainer for this list.