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    Most Split-Decision Losses in UFC History

    The fighters who came out on the wrong side of the closest calls most often

    2026 Stats
    50 Fighters
    4 #1 Split-Dec Losses
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    Clay Guida Lightweight · 18-19
    4
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    Angela Hill Women's Strawweight · 14-16
    4
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    Max Griffin Welterweight · 8-11
    4
    4
    Jorge Masvidal Welterweight · 12-10
    4
    5
    Cortney Casey Women's Strawweight · 6-9
    4
    6
    Andrea Lee Women's Flyweight · 5-9
    4
    7
    Paul Felder Lightweight · 9-6
    4
    8
    Jeremy Stephens Lightweight · 15-20
    3
    9
    Gerald Meerschaert Middleweight · 12-14
    3
    10
    Tim Means Welterweight · 15-14
    3
    11
    Alex Caceres Featherweight · 16-13
    3
    12
    Ross Pearson Lightweight · 12-13
    3
    13
    Kelvin Gastelum Middleweight · 14-11
    3
    14
    Pedro Munhoz Bantamweight · 10-10
    3
    15
    Uriah Hall Middleweight · 10-9
    3
    16
    Eryk Anders Middleweight · 10-9
    3
    17
    Santiago Ponzinibbio Welterweight · 12-8
    3
    18
    Rick Story Welterweight · 12-7
    3
    19
    Dennis Bermudez Featherweight · 10-7
    3
    20
    Jacare Souza Middleweight · 9-7
    3
    21
    Brandon Davis Featherweight · 2-7
    3
    22
    Danny Castillo Lightweight · 7-7
    3
    23
    Marina Rodriguez Women's Strawweight · 7-6-2
    3
    24
    Zhalgas Zhumagulov Flyweight · 1-6
    3
    25
    Raquel Pennington Women's Bantamweight · 13-6
    3
    26
    Jesse Ronson Lightweight · 0-5
    3
    27
    Zubaira Tukhugov Featherweight · 5-3-1
    3
    28
    Andrei Arlovski Heavyweight · 23-18
    2
    29
    Michael Johnson Lightweight · 16-16
    2
    30
    Edson Barboza Lightweight · 18-14
    2
    31
    Sam Alvey Middleweight · 10-13-1
    2
    32
    Andre Fili Featherweight · 13-13
    2
    33
    Ovince Saint Preux Light Heavyweight · 15-13
    2
    34
    Matt Brown Welterweight · 17-13
    2
    35
    Nate Marquardt Middleweight · 13-12
    2
    36
    Gleison Tibau Lightweight · 16-12
    2
    37
    Ed Herman Middleweight · 13-12
    2
    38
    Marlon Vera Bantamweight · 15-11
    2
    39
    Sam Stout Lightweight · 9-11
    2
    40
    Nate Diaz Lightweight · 16-11
    2
    41
    Gian Villante Light Heavyweight · 7-11
    2
    42
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    Chris Lytle Welterweight · 10-10
    2
    43
    Yves Edwards Lightweight · 10-10
    2
    44
    Cub Swanson Featherweight · 16-10
    2
    45
    Chris Camozzi Middleweight · 9-10
    2
    46
    Alex Morono Welterweight · 13-10
    2
    47
    Carlos Condit Welterweight · 9-10
    2
    48
    Randa Markos Women's Strawweight · 7-10-1
    2
    49
    Jessica Eye Women's Flyweight · 5-10
    2
    50
    Marc-Andre Barriault Middleweight · 6-10
    2

    ⚖️ About Most Split-Decision Losses in UFC History

    This leaderboard tracks the UFC fighters who have suffered the most split-decision losses — the tightest, most argued-about verdicts in the sport, where two judges saw it one way and a third disagreed. We pull every split-decision result straight from the fight record and count the times each fighter ended up on the losing side.

    A pile of split-decision losses is a double-edged story: it means a fighter is consistently competitive against tough opposition, but keeps coming up just short — or getting the short end of the judges' pencils. Pair it with our most losses breakdown and biggest upsets to see the full picture of the closest calls in UFC history.

    ❓ Frequently Asked Questions

    What is a split-decision loss?
    A split decision is when two of the three judges score the fight for one competitor and the third scores it for the other. A split-decision loss means you were on the wrong end of that 2-1 verdict — the closest possible way to lose on the scorecards.
    Does this prove these fighters were actually robbed?
    Not necessarily. A split decision only means the fight was extremely close and the judges disagreed. Some of these losses were genuine robberies; others were legitimately razor-thin. Either way, these are the fighters who lived on the knife's edge of the scorecards most often.
    Are majority-decision losses included?
    No — this list is specifically split decisions (2-1 verdicts). A majority-decision loss (two judges for the winner, one scoring a draw) is a separate outcome and isn't counted here.

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