Most UFC Fights Refereed
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Every UFC referee with at least ten fights, ranked by how many UFC bouts they have worked. The chips under each name show how every one of those fights ended - knockouts and technical knockouts, submissions, decisions, and any draws, disqualifications and no contests - so they add up to the total. The years are the span between their first and most recent UFC assignment, and title fights mean undisputed championship bouts only.
Only bouts that took place and have a result are counted. For the fighters, see most UFC fights, most knockouts and the fastest finishes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the chips under each referee mean?
How every fight they refereed ended, and together they add up to the total: KO/TKO (a knockout or a stoppage from strikes, including a doctor stoppage), SUB (a submission), DEC (a decision with a winner), DRAW, DQ (a disqualification) and NC (a no contest - an overturned result or a fight stopped by an accidental foul). DRAW, DQ and NC only appear when a referee has one. A referee with a big KO/TKO number mostly reflects the fights they were assigned.
Do no contests, draws and disqualifications count as fights refereed?
Yes. The referee worked those fights in full, so every bout that took place counts once, however it ended. Only bouts that were cancelled or have not happened yet are left out.
Why are some referees missing?
A referee needs at least ten UFC fights with a recorded result to be ranked, and a small share of older bouts have no referee recorded at all.
Does a title fight count more?
No, every fight counts once. When two referees have worked the same number of fights, the one with more title fights ranks higher.
