Hello everyone, and welcome back for another week of rankings in the UFC. With the MVP Netflix card this Saturday, the UFC decided to run out a lackluster fight card for UFC Vegas 117. We have a shake-up this week after one of my Top 10 fighters won their match,

There was some notable movement with the latest update to the official UFC rankings, particularly in the welterweight division. The UFC returned to Perth, Western Australia last Saturday for a UFC Fight Night card that saw Carlos Prates secure the biggest ...

Sean Strickland thinks the UFC rankings "f*cking matter," and therefor Nassourdine Imavov should be his first challenger.

Onetime UFC strawweight title challenger secures her spot in the ESPN P4P rankings with dominant wrestling.

Shavkat Rakhmonov has proven over and over again that he can eventually hold UFC gold. He solidified that fact at UFC 310 with a hard-fought win over fellow rising star Ian Garry. While he wasn’t his best version, he battled through a serious knee injury to stay unbeaten at 19-0.

Melquizael Costa takes the next step in his UFC ascent. "The Dalmatian" has sniffed out a path to the featherweight top 10 that runs through Arnold Allen. Costa is months removed from becoming the first person to stop Dan Ige.

For rankings purposes, he remains behind No. 3 Ciryl Gane, the only man to defeat him during the Russian’s current run. There was also some significant welterweight action at UFC 328, as Sean Brady dominated Joaquin Buckley on the main card,

On Saturday night at UFC 328, Alexander Volkov and Waldo Cortes-Acosta faced off in a main card clash with big […]