The UFC ranking system is ever-evolving and has been updated based on results at UFC 324. From the men’s and women’s pound-for-pound (P4P) rankings to all 11 divisions in Dana

Professional Fighters League (PFL) today announced the launch of its official fighter rankings, presented by Cloudbet, officiated and administered by Combat Registry, a leading global combat sports data and rankings organization used across top MMA promotions, including UFC.

The PFL’s changes for 2026 are starting to take shape, but it doesn’t look like Francis Ngannou will be part of them. Last year, the league began moving away from its season-playoff structure, opting instead to start naming divisional champions.

Paddy Pimblett is still ranked the fifth best UFC lightweight despite defeat to Justin Gaethje. ‘The Baddy’ suffered a devastating loss to Gaethje in the main event of UFC 324 this

Paddy lost for the first time in the Octagon at UFC 324 and his place in the updated rankings has been revealed 👀

Dan Hooker knows how the game works. After dropping his last UFC assignment against top-ranked contender Arman Tsarukyan, the Kiwi lightweight always expected he would have to protect his No 6 ranking the next time he stepped into the octagon.

Few boxers had a more transformative 2025 than Haney, who shook off a beatdown by Ryan Garcia (later overturned to a no-contest) in 2024 and not only won both his fights but also picked up a title belt in a third weight class.

Paddy Pimblett’s first UFC loss came the hard way. On January 24 he dropped a five-round interim lightweight title fight to Justin Gaethje by unanimous decision at UFC 324 in Las Vegas.