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MMA Fight Outcomes by Weight Class
Bellator Fight Outcomes by Weight Class
Bellator Fight Outcomes by Year
Most Career Wins Without a Loss
Longest Undefeated Streak (Active Fighters)
Longest Undefeated Streak (Retired Fighters)
Best Submission Win Percentage
Most Weight Divisions Fought In
Most Weight Divisions With a Draw or Win
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The discrepancy is that I have a fair amount of Russian fights from mid-1990s to early-2000s which I can’t tell are real, fake, or whatever. I probably got them years ago from a Russian-centric DB which likely doesn’t even exist anymore.
One such show is “Ukrainian Octagon 3” from November 1996. Sherdog has #1 and #2, but not #3. I have three wins for Igor coming on this show.
Sherdog isn’t perfect and neither am I.
Good question, seems like Sherdog has it at 37 as well (actually 36 minus the one NC)… Paging JCS 🙂
Is 42 fight undefeated streak correct for Igor? Wikipedia has him as having gone on a 37 fight unbeaten run, taking his record from 5-2 to 42-2(1) before his loss to Coleman. Any clarification regarding this discrepancy would be appreciated.
How about a list of active undefeated streaks?
I’ve wrote the UFC website who really needs to do this & that to create a championship later=who won the title who they defended it against & lost it to Ect. This would be a great feature to you stats. But you could do it for all the Pro Organizations & now defunct ones.
Basically Im suggesting MMA web site to rival BoxRec.com the BEST Boxing website…
Hello
I have an Asian and amateur mixed martial art s’ grappling ‘ jiu jitsu organizations in all styles of martial campaigns that the organization is on the fightmatirx am, the League under the Islamic Republic of Iran on 07/08/2015, Act No. 236/8986 of the Supreme Council of the Ministry of Sports I recorded it, so I request the guidance and necessary cooperation with the agency asian free fighter’s martial arts organization get into action.
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Active fighters only
It’d be interesting to see which fighters have the best win percentage with a set minimum of 10 or 15 fights and No-Contests being discluded.
hello, in your Most Career Wins Without a Loss catergory you’re missing fransino tirta who is 16-0-1.
Since Bellator is a growing company, I was thinking it would be a cool idea to have an all time Bellator record page like the ufc. For example most wins in general and by weight class. It would be a good resource since it is really hard to come up with any solid stats on Bellator records other then doing your own research.
Thank you.
I see that you guys implemented some of my suggestions. Cool! Here is another one: Double all stats for active and retired fighters. You could just keep the left column for active fighter and the right column for retired fighters.
What about this guy? 20-0. He should be on here
http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Douglas-Silva-de-Andrade-87981
Mike zambidis maybe
Just something I noticed.. Tokoro/Gracie was actually one pound away from giving Tokoro a 7th division.
It appears Silva recently had a 2007 fight changed from a loss to a no contest?
Here are some suggestions in order to make these rankings more interestings:
-Instead of diplaying top-10, change it to top-20.
-The shortest average fight and shortest average win rankings would probably yield more interesting results if these were changed to a minimum of 15 fights/wins, like the subsequent rankings.
-The longest undefeated streak ranking could be split in two: active and retired fighters.
jcs, you’re right. My apologies.
Here’s a fun fact – Fulton and Robinson have fought 8 times.
It’s very challenging trying to come up with pure statistics where Fulton is not #1.
It is really amazing that Gary Goodridge is showing signs of brain damage from his MMA career, but Travis Fulton does not seem to be showing outward signs at all. I know that Goodridge fought in K-1 and has had many wars, but how can a guy who has fought over 300 fights still be out walking around and taking fights?
The same way that he can have 250 wins, be active, but not be ranked in the Top 100.
I’ve never even heard of Bryan Robinson and Paul Jenkins.
You have now!
Sarnavskiy and Nurmagomedov, They’re both Russian, They’re both 23, They’re both lightweights and they’re both 17-0. Wonder if there’s a betting pool on who will lose first?
Goodridge has been knocked out a dozen times in K-1 and MMA each, all against elite HWs. Fulton fights bums in local shows…
I wouldn’t be surprised if there are dozens of unrecorded matches that we don’t know about…
Sherdog only listed 7 fights for Fulton/Robinson, and Fulton won all of them in a series stretching from 2003 to 2008…
Could be worse, could have been Dan Wheatley, whose wonderful career 19 month, 2-25 career started and ended with knockout losses to Fulton (and who lost to him 6 times in those 19 months including 3 times in the first MONTH of his career)
Yep, it appears to be 7, not 8. Still the record though. I thought we had a fight that Sherdog didn’t.
Wheatley also holds the distinction of being stopped twice in the same day (SUB and TKO). That’s probably a select group.
Yeah, I think it probably would be a “select” group, but not one that I think anyone would want to be in (although a 2-25 record says that you had the guts to get in the ring 27 times, even if you probably shouldn’t have…)
ROFL…that shortest average fight records stat is hilarious! 7 losses in average of 18 seconds… why anyone is even allowing this guy to fight Wes Shivers is beyond me!
Now that I think about it…someone should start a Losers Grand Prix with these guys.
Good day. Natalia “Irbis” Denisova 9-3-0 http://m.sherdog.com/fighter/Natalia-Denisova-179717.
Can she come to 60 strawweight best girl fighters
Good day. Natalia “Irbis” Denisova 9-3-0 http://m.sherdog.com/fighter/Natalia-Denisova-179717.
Can she come to 60 strawweight best girl fighters
The discrepancy is that I have a fair amount of Russian fights from mid-1990s to early-2000s which I can’t tell are real, fake, or whatever. I probably got them years ago from a Russian-centric DB which likely doesn’t even exist anymore.
One such show is “Ukrainian Octagon 3” from November 1996. Sherdog has #1 and #2, but not #3. I have three wins for Igor coming on this show.
Sherdog isn’t perfect and neither am I.
Good question, seems like Sherdog has it at 37 as well (actually 36 minus the one NC)… Paging JCS 🙂
Is 42 fight undefeated streak correct for Igor? Wikipedia has him as having gone on a 37 fight unbeaten run, taking his record from 5-2 to 42-2(1) before his loss to Coleman. Any clarification regarding this discrepancy would be appreciated.
How about a list of active undefeated streaks?
Hello
I have an Asian and amateur mixed martial art s’ grappling ‘ jiu jitsu organizations in all styles of martial campaigns that the organization is on the fightmatirx am, the League under the Islamic Republic of Iran on 07/08/2015, Act No. 236/8986 of the Supreme Council of the Ministry of Sports I recorded it, so I request the guidance and necessary cooperation with the agency asian free fighter’s martial arts organization get into action.
tankeyou
Mehd ootbashi
Kermanshah-kehanshar mini sityi- street azadegan-pobax 671613989
Mobail :+9199183207
Tel: +988338332819
Fax: +988338332820
It’d be interesting to see which fighters have the best win percentage with a set minimum of 10 or 15 fights and No-Contests being discluded.
Active fighters only
hello, in your Most Career Wins Without a Loss catergory you’re missing fransino tirta who is 16-0-1.
Mike zambidis maybe
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I’ve wrote the UFC website who really needs to do this & that to create a championship later=who won the title who they defended it against & lost it to Ect. This would be a great feature to you stats. But you could do it for all the Pro Organizations & now defunct ones.
Basically Im suggesting MMA web site to rival BoxRec.com the BEST Boxing website…
Since Bellator is a growing company, I was thinking it would be a cool idea to have an all time Bellator record page like the ufc. For example most wins in general and by weight class. It would be a good resource since it is really hard to come up with any solid stats on Bellator records other then doing your own research.
Thank you.
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[…] In the 20-plus years since UFC 1 introduced the world to mixed martial arts, only two have been able to string together a near innumerable 30-plus fight win streak. […]
I see that you guys implemented some of my suggestions. Cool! Here is another one: Double all stats for active and retired fighters. You could just keep the left column for active fighter and the right column for retired fighters.
Here are some suggestions in order to make these rankings more interestings:
-Instead of diplaying top-10, change it to top-20.
-The shortest average fight and shortest average win rankings would probably yield more interesting results if these were changed to a minimum of 15 fights/wins, like the subsequent rankings.
-The longest undefeated streak ranking could be split in two: active and retired fighters.
It appears Silva recently had a 2007 fight changed from a loss to a no contest?
What about this guy? 20-0. He should be on here
http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Douglas-Silva-de-Andrade-87981
Just something I noticed.. Tokoro/Gracie was actually one pound away from giving Tokoro a 7th division.
Why? Nedkov/Silva was reversed. Sherdog is just slow to update that one.
Take STANISLAV NEDKOV off winning % without a lost list
Why? Nedkov/Silva was reversed. Sherdog is just slow to update that one.
Take STANISLAV NEDKOV off winning % without a lost list
awesome stats… anyway, stats means again not reality… always quality before quantity… Travis Fulton?!? really?
awesome stats… anyway, stats means again not reality… always quality before quantity… Travis Fulton?!? really?
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Sarnavskiy and Nurmagomedov, They’re both Russian, They’re both 23, They’re both lightweights and they’re both 17-0. Wonder if there’s a betting pool on who will lose first?
jcs, you’re right. My apologies.
27 is correct. “No Contests” ignored.
Renen Barao should be updated to 28. Just sayin.
27 is correct. “No Contests” ignored.
Renen Barao should be updated to 28. Just sayin.
Marquardt’s pro debut was supposedly at Lightweight. He also had a few Welterweight fights early on. I also have him fighting at Openweight, which was more than likely a Welter/Middle bout back in Pancrase. I may remove those early Pancrase bouts from the count.
Jcs, Marquardt is listed as fighting at Lw and Ww… is that right?
Amazing page by the way, keep up the good work.
Marquardt’s pro debut was supposedly at Lightweight. He also had a few Welterweight fights early on. I also have him fighting at Openweight, which was more than likely a Welter/Middle bout back in Pancrase. I may remove those early Pancrase bouts from the count.
Jcs, Marquardt is listed as fighting at Lw and Ww… is that right?
Amazing page by the way, keep up the good work.
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Yeah, I think it probably would be a “select” group, but not one that I think anyone would want to be in (although a 2-25 record says that you had the guts to get in the ring 27 times, even if you probably shouldn’t have…)
Yep, it appears to be 7, not 8. Still the record though. I thought we had a fight that Sherdog didn’t.
Wheatley also holds the distinction of being stopped twice in the same day (SUB and TKO). That’s probably a select group.
Sherdog only listed 7 fights for Fulton/Robinson, and Fulton won all of them in a series stretching from 2003 to 2008…
Could be worse, could have been Dan Wheatley, whose wonderful career 19 month, 2-25 career started and ended with knockout losses to Fulton (and who lost to him 6 times in those 19 months including 3 times in the first MONTH of his career)
Here’s a fun fact – Fulton and Robinson have fought 8 times.
It’s very challenging trying to come up with pure statistics where Fulton is not #1.
Goodridge has been knocked out a dozen times in K-1 and MMA each, all against elite HWs. Fulton fights bums in local shows…
The same way that he can have 250 wins, be active, but not be ranked in the Top 100.
It is really amazing that Gary Goodridge is showing signs of brain damage from his MMA career, but Travis Fulton does not seem to be showing outward signs at all. I know that Goodridge fought in K-1 and has had many wars, but how can a guy who has fought over 300 fights still be out walking around and taking fights?
You have now!
I’ve never even heard of Bryan Robinson and Paul Jenkins.
ROFL…that shortest average fight records stat is hilarious! 7 losses in average of 18 seconds… why anyone is even allowing this guy to fight Wes Shivers is beyond me!
Now that I think about it…someone should start a Losers Grand Prix with these guys.
I wouldn’t be surprised if there are dozens of unrecorded matches that we don’t know about…
If Travis Fulton ever writes his autobiography, I would pick that up in a second. He lost to Pete Williams at UFC 20 in 1999. Eight days later he beat Heath Herring! How is this guy even alive after 305 fights (and 39 boxing matches)?
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If Travis Fulton ever writes his autobiography, I would pick that up in a second. He lost to Pete Williams at UFC 20 in 1999. Eight days later he beat Heath Herring! How is this guy even alive after 305 fights (and 39 boxing matches)?