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Issue Date: 8/29/2010 (Official Release: #156)

Middleweight (177-190 lbs) fighter ranks

The rankings presented are computerized and provided by the FightMatrix ranking system, which utilizes a comprehensive MMA fight database to provide objective rankings. Please note, that these rankings ONLY contain fighters who have had at least one professional fight some time in the 450 days prior to the ranking date.



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Rank ↑ ↓ Fighter Record Points
1   Anderson Silva
Last Fight: 8/07/2010 [UFC]
27-4-0
1084
2   Jake Shields
Last Fight: 4/17/2010 [Strike Force]
25-4-1
480
3   Chael Sonnen
Last Fight: 8/07/2010 [UFC]
25-11-1
469
4   Wanderlei Silva
Last Fight: 2/20/2010 [UFC]
33-10-1
375
5   Jorge Santiago
Last Fight: 8/22/2010 [WVR]
23-8-0
355
6   Nate Marquardt
Last Fight: 2/06/2010 [UFC]
29-9-2
344
7   Dan Henderson
Last Fight: 4/17/2010 [Strike Force]
25-8-0
341
8   Demian Maia
Last Fight: 8/28/2010 [UFC]
13-2-0
292
9   Paulo Filho
Last Fight: 7/18/2010 [Impact Fighting Championship]
20-1-1
290
10   Ronaldo Souza
Last Fight: 8/21/2010 [Strike Force]
13-2-0
266
11   Michael Bisping
Last Fight: 5/29/2010 [UFC]
19-3-0
257
12   Alan Belcher
Last Fight: 5/08/2010 [UFC]
16-6-0
255
13 1 Matt Horwich
Last Fight: 8/14/2010 [Powerhouse World Promotions]
25-15-1
241
14 1 Mamed Khalidov
Last Fight: 5/07/2010 [KSW]
20-4-2
240
15   Chris Leben
Last Fight: 7/03/2010 [UFC]
17-6-0
237
16   Alessio Sakara
Last Fight: 3/21/2010 [UFC]
15-7-0
234
17   Rousimar Palhares
Last Fight: 3/27/2010 [UFC]
11-2-0
213
18   Thales Leites
Last Fight: 8/14/2010 [Powerhouse World Promotions]
17-4-0
207
19   Yushin Okami
Last Fight: 8/01/2010 [UFC]
25-5-0
204
20   Tim Kennedy
Last Fight: 8/21/2010 [Strike Force]
12-3-0
187
21   Alexander Shlemenko
Last Fight: 6/24/2010 [BellatorFC]
30-4-0
181
22 6 Riki Fukuda
Last Fight: 8/27/2010 [DEEP]
17-4-0
178
23 1 Denis Kang
Last Fight: 7/18/2010 [Impact Fighting Championship]
33-12-2
171
24 1 Hector Lombard
Last Fight: 8/12/2010 [BellatorFC]
26-2-1
167
25 1 Kazuo Misaki
Last Fight: 8/22/2010 [WVR]
22-11-2
163
26 1 Yoshihiro Akiyama
Last Fight: 7/03/2010 [UFC]
13-2-0
159
27 1 Kazuhiro Nakamura
Last Fight: 7/10/2010 [DREAM]
15-10-0
159
28 1 Siyar Bahadurzada
Last Fight: 8/06/2010 [Shooto Americas]
17-4-1
157
29 8 Dan Miller
Last Fight: 8/28/2010 [UFC]
12-4-0
155
30 1 Jorge Rivera
Last Fight: 3/31/2010 [UFC]
18-7-0
147
31 1 Cung Le
Last Fight: 6/26/2010 [Strike Force]
7-1-0
144
32 1 Mark Munoz
Last Fight: 8/01/2010 [UFC]
8-2-0
137
33 1 Joe Doerksen
Last Fight: 6/04/2010 [Canadian Fighting Championships]
46-12-0
135
34 1 Gerald Harris
Last Fight: 7/03/2010 [UFC]
17-2-0
128
35 1 Scott Smith
Last Fight: 6/26/2010 [Strike Force]
17-7-0
123
36 1 Trevor Prangley
Last Fight: 6/16/2010 [Strike Force]
22-6-1
122
37 1 Luke Rockhold
Last Fight: 2/26/2010 [Strike Force]
7-1-0
122
38   Murilo Rua
Last Fight: 7/18/2010 [Impact Fighting Championship]
20-10-1
118
39   Tom Watson
Last Fight: 5/15/2010 [BAoMMA]
12-3-0
117
40   Jordan Smith
Last Fight: 6/05/2010 [World Championship Full Contact]
13-0-1
116
41   Tomasz Drwal
Last Fight: 3/27/2010 [UFC]
17-3-1
115
42   Jesse Taylor
Last Fight: 7/18/2010 [Impact Fighting Championship]
15-6-0
115
43   Nate Quarry
Last Fight: 3/31/2010 [UFC]
12-4-0
114
44   Robert Jocz
Last Fight: 6/12/2010 [Beast of the East]
19-5-0
113
45   Brian Stann
Last Fight: 8/01/2010 [UFC]
9-3-0
109
46   Jeremy Horn
Last Fight: 7/24/2010 [United Fighting Organization]
86-19-5
106
47   Falaniko Vitale
Last Fight: 3/20/2010 [X-1 (Hawaii)]
27-9-0
106
48 1 Jason Miller
Last Fight: 4/17/2010 [Strike Force]
23-7-0
106
49 1 Matt Lindland
Last Fight: 5/21/2010 [Strike Force]
22-7-0
104
50 2 Anthony Ruiz
Last Fight: 5/07/2010 [PURECOMBAT]
25-13-0
104

Previous Official Release: 8/22/2010

Fighters who have dropped out: [#160] James Damien Stelly*, [#243] Brian Green!, [#250] Trevor Stewardson!

Drop out symbols: * = Inactive (450d), + = Moved Divisions (Up), - = Moved Divisions (Down), % = Forced, ! = Results/Other


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Comments (54)

54 Responses to “Middleweight”

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  1. Matt509 Says:

    I think Jake Shields could have a decent shot at unthroning theliving legent Silva. Sonnen will kost likely get a rematch. I would love to see a Shields-Sonnen fight.

  2. Mike T Says:

    Wow that is a major gap between Spider and everyone else hahaha!

  3. jcs Says:

    Round is considered, but the differences are very slight.

  4. Chromium Says:

    Okay, I suppose for a computer-model consistency would be required, since it’s rare that partial scorecards are released, so that’s fair. I’m curious though, does your model at least take into account the round a stoppage happened in (or maybe even the minute)? A 3rd round stoppage is _on_average_ going to indicate a less dominant performance for the winner than a 1st round stoppage, let alone a 5th round stoppage. I would’ve figured that, the quality of his performance aside, taking Silva into the 5th round would be just below a decision loss to a computer.

  5. jcs Says:

    But this is just one example of many. If there was some database that had all scorecards for partial results, then maybe we could utilize that data.

  6. Chromium Says:

    Actually, I believe scorecards were indeed released. In the first four rounds, Sonnen won every single round on every single scorecard, some of them 10-8:
    http://i34.twitgoo.com/avj8me.jpg

    He was up 40-34, 40-36, 40-35. Even leaving out the fact that Chael beat Anderson was obviously winning the fifth round too, that was as razor-close a win as a stoppage can be.

  7. jcs Says:

    Nothing to tweak. The computer analyzes results. The result was an Anderson Silva submission win.

    If scorecards were released for fights that did not finish, then maybe there would be something to analyze. Otherwise, there’d be a subjective factor involved.

  8. Chromium Says:

    I’m sorry, but how can Chael Sonnen actually lose points after that performance? He beat the living shit out of the dominant champion and arguable #1 pound-for-pound fighter on the planet for 22 minutes before getting tapped in a miraculous comeback. You may want to tweak your system a bit here.

  9. Matt Says:

    I can’t wait to see a Jake Shields-Anderson Silva fight. I really think Shields could upset Silva. I really like this kid. If he can use his wrestling skills and get in close to Silva then he could do it. But that’s the problem. Getting in close and hitting Silva is almost as hard as getting laid on a first date with a chick you didn’t meat at the bar….

  10. butch Says:

    yo BDUB,did you not see the Maia VS. Marquardt fight. It ended in the first round yes with maia being knocked the hell out.

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