Notable Info
- We may be releasing a few more sets than usual in the near future as we are attempting to put the pieces together to post the women’s divisional rankings. Please bare with us if there are some technical difficulties.
Notable Info
We are in the process of expanding our women’s rankings into division-based rankings. To start, they will likely be top 10 lists encompassing six divisions (or so) plus a division dominance list. We’re still pinning down the fine details, but in the meantime, you may notice some odd rating fluctuations and page changes.
Notable Info
Women’s (115 lbs) Tournament
[#3] Megumi Fujii vs. [#14]Lisa Ward
[#19]Jessica Aguilar vs. [#13] Zoila Frausto
Heavyweight Tournament
[#31] Neil Grove vs. [#36] Alexey Oleinik
[#21] Damian Grabowski vs. [#44] Cole Konrad
Bantamweight Tournament
[#35] Jose Vega vs. [#25] Ed West
[#10] Zach Makovsky vs. [#60] Ulysses Gomez
The following list consists of non-top 10 male fighters who have been ranked, have won at least 5 fights, and have went undefeated for the past two years, but have not moved their rank position more than 25 positions.
1. Nick Penner (Current Rank: #77 vs. 9/1/08 Rank: #72 | [5-0-0 2yr])
Talk about a stasis. In this span, his rating went DOWN. Penner has fought two debuting fighters and a 0-1 fighter. In his last two, he’s taken a small jump in quality, but it’s time to move away from Canada and take an increase in competition.
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2. Delson Heleno (Current Rank: #43 vs. 9/1/08 Rank: #60 | [6-0-0 2yr])
Heleno has made a career out of bouncing around the minor circuits on a global scale. His losses are pretty respectable, but he has no very good wins. Maybe he’s simply peaked as a fighter.
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3. Brent Weedman (Current Rank: #39 vs. 9/1/08 Rank: #57 | [7-0-0 2yr])
On a positive note, he’s gotten noticed and moved onto Bellator from the southeastern US circuit. Time will tell if he can rise up the rankings.
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4. Hector Lombard (Current Rank: #24 vs. 9/1/08 Rank: #45 | [10-0-0 2yr])
The most prolific thrasher of mid-level competition in professional mixed martial arts. Shlemenko will be his highest ranked competition (at the time of the bout) since his loss to Akihiro Gono in June 2006. In fact, Shlemenko is ranked higher than Lombard thanks to the Bellator Middleweight tournament. It should be interesting, because Lombard’s two losses, and draw, were to the only three higher ranked fighters (at the time of the bout) that Lombard has faced outside of his pro debut against a 1-0 fighter.
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5. Joe Doerksen (Current Rank: #25 vs. 9/1/08 Rank: #58 | [6-0-0 2yr])
After nearly 60 professional fights, I think we know what we’re getting with Doerksen.
If you haven’t had a chance to check them out yet, you can do see here: All-Time Career Rankings
UFC Lightweight Championship
[#1] Frankie Edgar vs. [#2] BJ Penn
Heavyweight
[#6 LHW] Randy Couture vs. [DEBUT] James Toney
Middleweight
[#8] Demian Maia vs. [#74] Mario Miranda
Lightweight
[#5] Kenny Florian vs. [#8] Gray Maynard
Welterweight
[#30] Nate Diaz vs. [#35] Marcus Davis
Lightweight
[#71] Joe Lauzon vs. [#114] Gabe Ruediger
Lightweight
[#63] Nik Lentz vs. [#82] Andre Winner
Middleweight
[#37] Dan Miller vs. [#48] John Salter
Welterweight
[#121] Nick Osipczak vs. [#174] Greg Soto
Welterweight
[#15] Mike Pierce vs. [#200] Amilcar Alves
UFC Middleweight Championship
[#1] Anderson Silva vs. [#2] Chael Sonnen
Welterweight
[#3] Jon Fitch vs. [#5] Thiago Alves
Lightweight
[#25] Clay Guida vs. [#39] Rafael dos Anjos
Welterweight
[#9] Matt Hughes vs. [#10] Ricardo Almeida
Heavyweight
[#5] Junior dos Santos vs. [#26] Roy Nelson
Welterweight
[#38] Rick Story vs. [#55] Dustin Hazelett
Light Heavyweight
[#29] Phil Davis vs. [#64] Rodney Wallace
Light Heavyweight
[#40 HW] Tim Boetsch vs. [#97] Todd Brown
Welterweight
[#42] Johny Hendricks vs. [#61] Charlie Brenneman
Heavyweight
[#44] Stefan Struve vs. [#88] Christian Morecraft
Welterweight
[#33] Ben Saunders vs. [#142] Dennis Hallman