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    Longest Win Streaks in UFC History

    The greatest unbeaten runs ever — and which ones finally fell

    2026 · All-Time
    100Streaks Ranked
    19Longest Ever
    14Still Standing
    86Broken
    Still standing (active or retired unbeaten) Broken (ended in a loss/draw)
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    Jon Jones Light Heavyweight · 22-1
    19 win streak Unbroken
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    Islam Makhachev Welterweight · 17-1
    16 win streak Active
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    Anderson Silva Middleweight · 17-7
    16 win streak Broken
    9
    Max Holloway Lightweight · 23-9
    13 win streak Broken
    12
    Tony Ferguson Welterweight · 15-9
    12 win streak Broken
    16
    Arnold Allen Featherweight · 12-3
    10 win streak Broken
    27
    Ilia Topuria Lightweight · 9-1
    9 win streak Broken
    32
    Jon Fitch Welterweight · 14-3-1
    8 win streak Broken
    35
    Yoel Romero Middleweight · 9-4
    8 win streak Broken
    47
    Muhammad Mokaev Flyweight · 7-0
    7 win streak Active
    48
    Joshua Van Flyweight · 10-1
    7 win streak Active
    49
    Petr Yan Bantamweight · 12-4
    7 win streak Broken
    53
    Matt Brown Welterweight · 17-13
    7 win streak Broken
    54
    Jim Miller Lightweight · 28-18
    7 win streak Broken
    56
    Ciryl Gane Heavyweight · 11-2
    7 win streak Broken
    60
    Pat Miletich Middleweight · 8-2
    7 win streak Broken
    68
    Jose Aldo Featherweight · 14-9
    7 win streak Broken
    69
    Renan Barao Featherweight · 9-8
    7 win streak Broken
    73
    Neil Magny Welterweight · 24-13
    7 win streak Broken
    84
    Francis Ngannou Heavyweight · 12-2
    6 win streak Unbroken
    95
    James Krause Welterweight · 9-4
    6 win streak Broken
    100
    Rafael Fiziev Lightweight · 8-5
    6 win streak Broken

    🔥 About All-Time Win Streaks

    This leaderboard ranks the longest consecutive win streaks any fighter has ever assembled, rebuilt fight-by-fight from their full recorded history. Unlike our active streaks page — which only shows current, ongoing runs by active fighters — this is the historical record book: the greatest streaks of all time, whether they belong to a reigning champion still adding to the tally or a legend whose run was snapped years ago.

    A green streak is still standing: the fighter is either riding that exact run right now, or retired without ever being beaten out of it. A red streak is broken — somewhere after that run, a loss or draw ended it. Cross-reference with our GOAT rankings and ELO ratings to see how dominance over time lines up with peak quality.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What counts as a win streak here?
    A win streak is a run of consecutive victories with no loss or draw in between. We rebuild every fighter's career fight-by-fight in chronological order and record the longest unbroken run of wins they ever put together. No contests don't break a streak; a loss or a draw does.
    What do the green and red labels mean?
    Green means the streak is still standing — either the fighter is currently riding their longest-ever run, or they retired on it and were never beaten out of it. Red means broken — they later lost (or drew), ending what had been their longest run.
    Why might a famous streak look shorter than you remember?
    We only count fights recorded in our database. A fighter's pre-UFC or regional bouts may be missing, so a streak shown here can be shorter than their true all-promotions run. We also reset a streak on a draw, which some sources ignore.

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