Top UFC Fighters by Career Wins

A win in UFC is awarded to a fighter who defeats their opponent through knockout, submission, or judges' decision. Career win totals reflect a fighter's performance across all their UFC matches.

The UFC all-time win leaderboard reflects fighters' career longevity, consistency, and overall success inside the Octagon. Jim Miller leads the pack with 27 wins, a record achieved through remarkable endurance and a long tenure in the lightweight division. He has faced a wide range of opponents and remained active through multiple UFC eras.

Charles Oliveira and Andrei Arlovski share the second spot with 23 wins. Oliveira, known for his submission game, has climbed the ranks in the lightweight class, while Arlovski has had a lengthy and resilient career in the heavyweight division. Donald Cerrone, with 23 wins as well, has built a legacy through frequent competition and fan-friendly fights.

Jon Jones, despite having fewer total fights than others on the list, boasts an exceptional win rate with 22 victories and only one loss. His dominance in the light heavyweight division places him among the most efficient winners in UFC history.

The list features other notable names like Dustin Poirier, Max Holloway, and Neil Magny, who have consistently competed at the highest level. Fighters like Demian Maia, Rafael dos Anjos, and Anderson Silva highlight Brazil’s strong presence in the UFC. Meanwhile, Michael Bisping and Georges St-Pierre represent England and Canada, respectively, both of whom have also held championship titles.

Islam Makhachev appears with 16 wins and just one loss, suggesting a high trajectory and potential to climb further up the rankings. While some fighters on the list have high win counts paired with numerous losses, their inclusion indicates long careers and durable performance across numerous UFC events.