Longest UFC Win Streak: All-Time and Active Records

Quick answer

The longest UFC win streak in AgentMMA's count belongs to Jon Jones: 19 straight wins. His run lasted from March 21, 2010, to November 16, 2024. Islam Makhachev owns the longest active UFC win streak, with 17 since September 17, 2016. These figures are current through October 21, 2026.

Data snapshot: AgentMMA analysis of 8,950 UFC bouts, covering every fighter's UFC bouts in date order from 1994-03-11 to 2026-10-17 (computed 2026-10-21).

Longest UFC win streak: who holds the all-time record?

Read “never broken” carefully. It means no later UFC loss or draw ended that run. It doesn't mean the fighter remains active.

Jones leads because AgentMMA treats a no-contest as neutral. The UFC Record Book instead lists Jones at 13 and Makhachev at 17. Its published leaderboard splits Jones's run at a no-contest.

What are the longest current UFC win streaks?

Makhachev leads Ulberg and Evloev by seven wins. AgentMMA found 44 active fighters with at least four straight UFC wins.

The displayed leaders start at five wins, so the four-win group isn't expanded here. “Current” means the streak remained open on the snapshot date. It doesn't guarantee that the next listed bout will proceed.

How this list is counted

AgentMMA sorts every fighter's UFC bouts by date. A win adds one to the streak. A loss or draw ends it and resets the count.

A no-contest works differently. It adds no win, but it doesn't end the run. The same rule covers an original result later overturned to a no-contest.

The all-time table keeps each fighter's longest run once. Its cutoff is eight straight UFC wins. A fighter who built two qualifying streaks still appears only for the longer one.

The active count starts at four consecutive wins. The visible table shows the leading runs from five upward. That keeps the table usable while preserving the full headline count of 44.

Only UFC bouts count. Wins in regional promotions, Bellator, PFL, Rizin or any other organisation don't enter these figures. They can still appear in a fighter's professional record.

That distinction matters. A UFC profile may advertise a longer overall run because it includes pre-UFC fights. AgentMMA's figure answers a narrower question: how many UFC bouts did the fighter win consecutively?

Another site's list can differ without either database having the wrong result. It may end a streak at a no-contest, label the run “unbeaten,” use a later historical start, or update roster status sooner.

Notable names on the list

Jon Jones: 19 under AgentMMA's rule

Jones won 19 UFC bouts across a run interrupted by one no-contest. The overturned 2017 Daniel Cormier result adds nothing, but it doesn't break the sequence here.

The UFC announced Jones's retirement in June 2025. Later return talk produced no booked UFC bout by this snapshot, so AgentMMA marks him inactive.

Islam Makhachev: the longest active run

Makhachev has won 17 UFC fights in a row since September 2016. His official UFC athlete profile also lists a 17-fight win streak.

That puts him two wins behind Jones under AgentMMA's method. His run remains open, which makes every confirmed booking relevant to this page.

Carlos Ulberg and Movsar Evloev: ten each

Ulberg and Evloev share the next-highest live total at 10. Ulberg has no booked opponent in this snapshot.

Evloev's situation is immediate. His confirmed UFC 333 title fight against Volkanovski can raise the streak to 11 or end it.

Natalia Silva: UFC streak versus pro streak

Silva has nine consecutive UFC wins in AgentMMA's data. Her UFC athlete page displays a 15-fight overall winning streak.

Those figures measure different records. The larger number includes professional fights outside the UFC; this table doesn't.

Who could change this list next?

The UFC event pages confirm the first three bookings. The UFC's Toronto page confirms UFC 336's date and venue, but not its three listed bouts. Those entries remain provisional AgentMMA booking data on October 21.

Alexander Volkanovski vs Movsar Evloev can push Evloev from 10 straight wins to 11, or close his run.

Gabriel Bonfim vs Sean Brady can move Bonfim from five to six, or remove him from the current board.

Jiri Prochazka vs Navajo Stirling can lift Stirling from six to seven, or reset his count.

Related AgentMMA pages

• Do UFC win streaks predict the next fight?
• Alexander Volkanovski vs Movsar Evloev
• Gabriel Bonfim vs Sean Brady
• Jiri Prochazka vs Navajo Stirling

How solid is this data?

The calculation covers 8,950 UFC bouts from March 11, 1994, through October 17, 2026. Results follow UFC Stats as stored in AgentMMA's database.

Fights from other promotions are excluded from every UFC streak. An overturned win becomes a no-contest. Under this method, that bout neither adds to nor ends the sequence.

Completed results are firmer than live roster labels and future bookings. Promotions can remove a fighter or alter a card before every connected database catches up.

One current example is Farid Basharat. MMA Fighting reported his UFC departure on October 16, while this computed snapshot still labels him active. His row stays unchanged because it records the database state used for this edition.

The page refreshes when new UFC results change a qualifying run. Roster and booking updates can also alter the active table. UFC 333 on October 24 is the next scheduled event with a listed streak at stake.

FAQ

Who has the longest win streak in UFC history?

Jon Jones holds AgentMMA's record with 19 consecutive UFC wins from 2010 to 2024. This count treats his no-contest as neutral.

Who has the longest active UFC win streak?

Islam Makhachev leads with 17 straight UFC wins as of October 21, 2026. His run began on September 17, 2016.

What are the longest current UFC win streaks?

Makhachev leads at 17. Carlos Ulberg and Movsar Evloev follow at 10, with Natalia Silva next at nine.

Why does the UFC Record Book show Jon Jones at 13?

The published UFC leaderboard treats Jones's no-contest as a break between winning runs. AgentMMA lets the streak pass through that bout, so it counts 19.

How many fighters have won at least 10 UFC fights in a row?

AgentMMA found 18 fighters with a streak of 10 or more UFC wins. Each fighter appears once, using their longest qualifying run.

Do wins outside the UFC count toward these streaks?

No. They count toward a professional MMA record, but not an AgentMMA UFC win streak. Only UFC bouts enter these tables.