Complete UFC Elo Rankings

It is an independent UFC rankings and analysis platform. Fighters are ordered through our own Elo-inspired system, combining results, opponent level and competitive performance to go far beyond the official top 15.

Here you'll find complete rankings by division, Pound-for-Pound, country and fighting style comparisons, detailed fighter profiles and the UFC events schedule, all connected to each other.

The site compares fighters from several perspectives and always lets you open the complete ranking for every category:

• every UFC division, with EVERY active fighter, not just the top 15;
• Pound-for-Pound rankings;
• rankings by country;
• rankings by fighting base and style.

Elo Rating summarizes a fighter’s accumulated competitive value. It changes after bouts based broadly on the result, opponent level, performance and competitive context.

The visual Understanding Elo guide explains every band from 1500 to 2400+ with current examples spread across the scale, without treating the rating as an exact win probability.

The reigning champion always occupies the first position in a division because they hold the title. That sporting status takes precedence over the numerical rating.

Every fighter below the champion is ordered by Elo Rating, clearly separating title status from the contender standings.

A base is the main discipline structuring a fighter’s game: striking, wrestling or grappling. Styles add detail through categories such as boxer, pressure fighter, chain wrestler or submission specialist.

You can explore the complete ranking for every base and every style, and see which fighters dominate with each way of fighting. On fighter profiles, base and styles link straight through to those rankings.

Profiles connect current Elo Rating with record, country, division, base, styles and UFC fight history. The progression view shows how the rating changed after each result.

The events section covers upcoming cards and recent results, linking each matchup with the available fighter profiles and competitive changes.

Because every UFC division on True Contender MMA includes ALL of its active fighters, not just the top 15: prospects, veterans, specialists and rising fighters the official rankings don't yet reflect.

• identify who is approaching the top 15;
• show the true depth of each weight class, top to bottom;
• provide context for less familiar fighters.

No. True Contender MMA is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by UFC.

Data and ratings update as new events, results or editorial adjustments are processed. Rankings, profiles and Elo guide examples can therefore change over time.