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    Most Taken Down

    The UFC fighters who have hit the mat the most — ranked by total takedowns conceded across every tracked bout, with each fighter's takedown-defense rate for context.

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    1
    Rafael Dos Anjos
    Rafael Dos Anjos 21-15 Lightweight
    75 Takedowns Against 2.08/fight·54.8% TDD
    2
    Bryan Barberena
    Bryan Barberena 9-10 Welterweight
    62 Takedowns Against 3.26/fight·50.0% TDD
    3
    Carlos Condit
    Carlos Condit 9-10 Welterweight
    57 Takedowns Against 3.00/fight·34.5% TDD
    4
    Rob Font
    Rob Font 12-9 Bantamweight
    56 Takedowns Against 2.67/fight·37.1% TDD
    5
    Jim Miller
    Jim Miller 28-18 Lightweight
    55 Takedowns Against 1.17/fight·47.6% TDD
    6
    Nate Diaz
    Nate Diaz 16-11 Lightweight
    55 Takedowns Against 2.04/fight·43.9% TDD
    7
    Derrick Lewis
    Derrick Lewis 20-12 Heavyweight
    51 Takedowns Against 1.59/fight·51.9% TDD
    8
    Neil Magny
    Neil Magny 24-13 Welterweight
    50 Takedowns Against 1.35/fight·55.4% TDD
    9
    Cory Sandhagen
    Cory Sandhagen 11-6 Bantamweight
    49 Takedowns Against 2.88/fight·57.0% TDD
    10
    Kevin Holland
    Kevin Holland 16-12 Welterweight
    49 Takedowns Against 1.69/fight·57.8% TDD
    11
    Jeremy Stephens
    Jeremy Stephens 15-20 Lightweight
    48 Takedowns Against 1.33/fight·61.9% TDD
    12
    Alex Caceres
    Alex Caceres 16-13 Featherweight
    46 Takedowns Against 1.53/fight·64.9% TDD
    13
    Nik Lentz
    Nik Lentz 14-9-1 Lightweight
    46 Takedowns Against 1.84/fight·43.9% TDD
    14
    Leon Edwards
    Leon Edwards 14-5 Welterweight
    45 Takedowns Against 2.25/fight·63.7% TDD
    15
    Anthony Pettis
    Anthony Pettis 11-9 Lightweight
    45 Takedowns Against 2.25/fight·55.9% TDD
    16
    Thiago Alves
    Thiago Alves 15-12 Welterweight
    45 Takedowns Against 1.67/fight·63.1% TDD
    17
    Hermes Franca
    Hermes Franca 6-5 Lightweight
    43 Takedowns Against 3.91/fight·36.8% TDD
    18
    Matt Brown
    Matt Brown 17-13 Welterweight
    43 Takedowns Against 1.43/fight·63.9% TDD
    19
    Charles Johnson
    Charles Johnson 8-7 Flyweight
    42 Takedowns Against 2.80/fight·66.7% TDD
    20
    Louis Smolka
    Louis Smolka 8-9 Flyweight
    40 Takedowns Against 2.35/fight·32.2% TDD
    21
    Spencer Fisher
    Spencer Fisher 9-8 Lightweight
    38 Takedowns Against 2.24/fight·60.4% TDD
    22
    Robbie Lawler
    Robbie Lawler 15-10 Welterweight
    38 Takedowns Against 1.52/fight·64.8% TDD
    23
    Angela Hill
    Angela Hill 14-16 Women's Strawweight
    38 Takedowns Against 1.27/fight·72.7% TDD
    24
    Josh Neer 6-9 Welterweight
    37 Takedowns Against 2.47/fight·42.2% TDD
    25
    Tim Means
    Tim Means 15-14 Welterweight
    37 Takedowns Against 1.23/fight·64.8% TDD
    26
    Jorge Masvidal
    Jorge Masvidal 12-10 Welterweight
    37 Takedowns Against 1.68/fight·69.7% TDD
    27
    Diego Sanchez
    Diego Sanchez 19-13 Welterweight
    37 Takedowns Against 1.16/fight·47.1% TDD
    28
    John Moraga
    John Moraga 8-6 Flyweight
    36 Takedowns Against 2.57/fight·44.6% TDD
    29
    Michael Bisping
    Michael Bisping 20-9 Middleweight
    36 Takedowns Against 1.24/fight·63.3% TDD
    30
    Tecia Pennington
    Tecia Pennington 11-8 Women's Strawweight
    36 Takedowns Against 1.89/fight·62.9% TDD
    31
    Kelvin Gastelum
    Kelvin Gastelum 14-11 Middleweight
    36 Takedowns Against 1.38/fight·60.4% TDD
    32
    Dustin Ortiz
    Dustin Ortiz 8-6 Flyweight
    36 Takedowns Against 2.57/fight·52.6% TDD
    33
    Kendall Grove
    Kendall Grove 7-6 Middleweight
    35 Takedowns Against 2.69/fight·59.3% TDD
    34
    Brandon Royval
    Brandon Royval 8-5 Flyweight
    35 Takedowns Against 2.69/fight·45.3% TDD
    35
    Chris Camozzi
    Chris Camozzi 9-10 Middleweight
    35 Takedowns Against 1.84/fight·57.8% TDD
    36
    Charles Jourdain
    Charles Jourdain 9-7-1 Featherweight
    35 Takedowns Against 2.06/fight·47.0% TDD
    37
    Mauricio Rua
    Mauricio Rua 11-12-1 Light Heavyweight
    34 Takedowns Against 1.42/fight·47.7% TDD
    38
    Abel Trujillo
    Abel Trujillo 6-4 Lightweight
    34 Takedowns Against 3.09/fight·40.4% TDD
    39
    BJ Penn
    BJ Penn 12-13-2 Lightweight
    34 Takedowns Against 1.26/fight·76.2% TDD
    40
    Viacheslav Borshchev
    Viacheslav Borshchev 3-6-1 Lightweight
    34 Takedowns Against 3.40/fight·44.3% TDD
    41
    Tyson Griffin
    Tyson Griffin 8-6 Lightweight
    34 Takedowns Against 2.43/fight·59.5% TDD
    42
    Dustin Poirier
    Dustin Poirier 22-9 Lightweight
    34 Takedowns Against 1.06/fight·63.0% TDD
    43
    Lerone Murphy
    Lerone Murphy 9-1-1 Featherweight
    33 Takedowns Against 3.00/fight·44.1% TDD
    44
    Alexa Grasso
    Alexa Grasso 9-5-1 Women's Flyweight
    33 Takedowns Against 2.20/fight·54.8% TDD
    45
    Demetrious Johnson
    Demetrious Johnson 15-2-1 Flyweight
    32 Takedowns Against 1.78/fight·71.2% TDD
    46
    Diego Ferreira
    Diego Ferreira 10-7 Lightweight
    32 Takedowns Against 1.88/fight·57.9% TDD
    47
    Dan Ige
    Dan Ige 11-10 Featherweight
    32 Takedowns Against 1.52/fight·56.8% TDD
    48
    Chris Leben
    Chris Leben 12-10 Middleweight
    32 Takedowns Against 1.45/fight·54.9% TDD
    49
    Chris Cariaso
    Chris Cariaso 7-6 Flyweight
    32 Takedowns Against 2.46/fight·56.8% TDD
    50
    Luke Cummo
    Luke Cummo 3-4 Welterweight
    31 Takedowns Against 4.43/fight·42.6% TDD

    About Takedowns Conceded

    This leaderboard ranks the UFC fighters who have been taken down the most across their tracked careers — the flip side of the takedown-leaders board. Each count is an opponent's successful takedown, tallied from the receiving end and paired with the fighter's overall takedown-defense percentage.

    A big number here doesn't automatically mean weak wrestling. Many exciting strikers get put on their back often yet win anyway by threatening submissions off their back, scrambling up instantly, or simply out-striking wrestlers who spend energy hauling them down. Read the takedowns-against total together with the TDD% and the win-loss record to see the full picture.

    Key Metrics Explained

    • Takedowns Against: Total takedowns an opponent landed on this fighter across all fights with stats.
    • Per Fight: Average takedowns conceded per bout — normalizes for career length.
    • TDD% (Takedown Defense): The share of takedown attempts the fighter stuffed. A high takedowns-against total with a strong TDD% simply means opponents kept shooting.
    • Absorbed / Faced: Takedowns allowed versus total takedown attempts against, giving full context for the defense percentage.

    Methodology

    Takedowns conceded are computed by summing an opponent's takedowns landed in the same fight and round, across every bout a fighter has recorded stats in. Fighters need at least 3 tracked fights and 5+ takedowns absorbed to appear. All data comes from official UFC per-round fight statistics.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What does "taken down" measure here?
    It counts the takedowns an opponent successfully landed on this fighter, summed across every tracked bout. It is the mirror of the "most takedowns landed" leaderboard — the same completed takedowns, tallied from the fighter who hit the mat. We pair it with takedown-defense percentage so you can tell volume of attempts from genuine defensive lapses.
    Does being taken down a lot mean a fighter is bad?
    No. Plenty of elite fighters appear here because they face relentless wrestlers or fight an aggressive style that invites takedowns. Many win anyway by threatening submissions from their back, scrambling straight back up, or out-striking grapplers who tire from the effort. The number is only a weakness when it pairs with poor defense and losses.
    How is takedown defense (TDD%) calculated?
    TDD% is the share of an opponent's takedown attempts that were stuffed: takedowns faced minus takedowns absorbed, divided by takedowns faced. A fighter can sit high on the takedowns-against list yet still show a respectable TDD% if opponents simply attempted a huge number of shots against them.
    Why do career totals favor busy veterans?
    More fights and rounds mean more chances to be taken down, so long-tenured fighters accumulate higher totals. Switch to the Per Fight view to normalize for career length and see who genuinely concedes the most takedowns every time they compete.