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    Most Split-Decision Losses in UFC History

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    Clay Guida
    Clay Guida
    4
    2
    Angela Hill
    Angela Hill
    4
    3
    Max Griffin
    Max Griffin
    4
    4
    Jorge Masvidal
    Jorge Masvidal
    4
    5
    Cortney Casey
    Cortney Casey
    4
    6
    Andrea Lee
    Andrea Lee
    4
    7
    Paul Felder
    Paul Felder
    4
    8
    Jeremy Stephens
    Jeremy Stephens
    3
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    9
    Tim Means
    Tim Means
    3
    10
    Gerald Meerschaert
    Gerald Meerschaert
    3
    11
    Alex Caceres
    Alex Caceres
    3
    12
    Ross Pearson
    Ross Pearson
    3
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    13
    Kelvin Gastelum
    Kelvin Gastelum
    3
    14
    Pedro Munhoz
    Pedro Munhoz
    3
    15
    Eryk Anders
    Eryk Anders
    3
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    About Most Split-Decision Losses in UFC History

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

    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

    Who has the most Split-Decision losses in UFC history?
    Clay Guida, with 4 Split-Dec losses. Second: Angela Hill (4). Third: Max Griffin (4). Counted from UFC bouts recorded on MMA.SOCIAL — UFC appearances only, not a fighter's full professional record.
    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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    Who has the most Split-Decision losses in UFC history?

    Clay Guida, with 4 Split-Dec losses.

    Second: Angela Hill (4). Third: Max Griffin (4).

    Counted from UFC bouts recorded on MMA.SOCIAL — UFC appearances only, not a fighter's full professional record.