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UFC Records: 25 All-Time Marks in One Record Book

UFC records across 25 all-time categories, from Jim Miller's 28 wins to Jorge Masvidal's five-second knockout, updated through October 22, 2026.

Oscar Nascimento
Reviewed by AgentMMA Editorial Team
7 min read

Quick answer

AgentMMA's UFC records page brings 25 all-time marks into one index. As of October 22, 2026, Movsar Evloev leads the undefeated list at 20-0-0, Jim Miller owns 28 UFC wins, and Charles Oliveira has 21 finishes. Jon Jones appears three times, including a 19-fight streak and 16 title-fight wins. Each row links to the full ranking and its rules.

Data snapshot: AgentMMA analysis of 8,950 UFC bouts across 25 Data Lab record lists, covering 1994-03-11 to 2026-10-17 (computed 2026-10-22).

UFC records: all 25 marks at a glance

This table is an index of record pages, not a ranking of fighters. Career totals, one-fight peaks and age records measure different things. Open a linked record to see its full order, definition and eligibility rule. The date matters because one result can move several rows at once.

How this list is counted

AgentMMA takes the leader from each maintained Data Lab list. All 25 rows were recalculated from the same stored results and round-by-round statistics on October 22, 2026. None was copied from a press list.

UFC career totals count UFC bouts only. A fighter's full professional record can include other promotions. It appears only where the linked list labels it as a pro record. Evloev's 20-0-0 should not be read as 20 UFC wins.

Raw totals count a result or action, such as wins, knockouts, submissions, strikes or takedowns. Single-fight pages isolate one bout. Speed records use elapsed fight time. Height and reach use the measurements stored at the snapshot.

Rate lists need a sample floor so a short appearance cannot beat a long UFC career by accident. Each linked page states its own minimum and definition. There is no single cutoff shared by all 25 lists.

An overturned result is stored as a no-contest. It does not add a win, loss, knockout or submission. The linked streak page also controls how that result affects a sequence.

Another site's UFC record book may differ without either calculation being careless. The official UFC book applies its own date scope, status filters and minimums. AgentMMA uses the range and rules stated here and on each linked page.

Notable names on the list

Movsar Evloev: the undefeated mark

Evloev holds the only row based on an undefeated professional record. The UFC still lists him at 20-0-0, and he remains an active contender. That number includes fights outside the UFC. His linked page separates the full pro record from his results inside the promotion.

Jon Jones: three different records

Jones owns the 19-fight streak, 16 title-fight wins and the youngest-champion mark at 23.7. Those records cover consistency, championship output and age. They are not three versions of the same statistic.

Jones announced his retirement in June 2025. Reporting in October 2026 says he remains in the testing pool and has left open a possible return. The records describe completed fights, not a booked comeback.

Charles Oliveira: submissions and finishes

Oliveira leads with 17 submission wins and 21 total finishes. Every submission is a finish, but a knockout also counts toward the broader finish total. The UFC used the same two totals in its March 2026 preview of Oliveira versus Holloway.

Max Holloway: one night and a whole career

Holloway landed 445 significant strikes against Calvin Kattar, the one-fight mark in this index. His career total stands at 3,693. One row captures a single pace-setting performance. The other shows volume built across years of UFC fights.

Jim Miller: wins and early endings

Miller leads the UFC with 28 wins and also owns 13 first-round finishes. The official UFC record book shows the same win total in its current table. Longevity matters here, but the first-round mark also reflects how often he ended fights quickly.

How solid is this data?

The main strength is consistency. Every row came from the same AgentMMA database, used the same result snapshot and was computed on the same day. The page covers 8,950 UFC bouts and points you to the underlying list for every leader.

The scope is narrower than all of MMA. Fights in other promotions never increase a UFC total. A full professional record may include them only when the label says pro record. Results follow UFC Stats as stored by AgentMMA, and an overturned result counts as a no-contest.

The UFC table lists Islam Makhachev at 17, not Jones at 19, because AgentMMA uses a different streak sequence rule. AgentMMA also stores overturned results as no-contests. Check the linked streak page before comparing the two numbers.

There is another visible mismatch. The UFC currently lists Julio Arce at 96.2%, not Topuria at 95.2%, because its scope and eligibility filters differ. The UFC also says many statistical tables begin at UFC 28. AgentMMA's stated range begins on 1994-03-11.

This snapshot ends with results through October 17, 2026. AgentMMA refreshes each maintained list when a completed event changes it. This overview changes when a new leader appears or an active-only record needs a roster update.

FAQ

What are the main UFC all-time records?

This record book tracks 25 leaders. They range from Jim Miller's 28 wins and Derrick Lewis's 16 knockouts to Max Holloway's 3,693 significant strikes. It also covers one-fight, rate, age and body-measurement records.

Who holds the most records in this UFC record book?

Jon Jones appears three times: a 19-fight streak, 16 title-fight wins and the youngest championship at age 23.7. Oliveira, Holloway and Miller each appear twice. That count applies only to these 25 AgentMMA lists.

Who has the most wins in UFC history?

Jim Miller leads AgentMMA's UFC wins list with 28. Only UFC victories count toward that total. Wins from another promotion stay in his professional record but do not enter this column.

What is the fastest knockout in UFC history?

Jorge Masvidal holds this list's mark at 0:05. Oleg Taktarov owns the fastest submission here at 0:09. Both are elapsed fight times, not estimates or rounded values.

Who has the most UFC knockouts, submissions and finishes?

Derrick Lewis leads knockouts with 16. Charles Oliveira leads submissions with 17 and all finishes with 21. Those categories overlap, so they should not be added together.

Is this the official UFC record book?

No. This is AgentMMA's maintained index, computed from UFC Stats-derived bout data. The UFC runs a separate official record book with its own scope and minimums. Use each linked page to compare definitions before comparing leaders.

Sources & further reading

The data and published sources behind this article.

  1. UFC Stats: official bout records behind AgentMMA's database (ufcstats.com)
  2. UFC Record Book (statleaders.ufc.com)
  3. UFC Record Book: fight records (statleaders.ufc.com)
  4. UFC: New Tool Launched For UFC Stats & Records Research (www.ufc.com)
  5. UFC athlete profile: Movsar Evloev (www.ufc.com)
  6. UFC 326: Holloway vs Oliveira 2 by the numbers (www.ufc.com)
  7. MMA Fighting: Jon Jones leaves door open for fighting future (www.mmafighting.com)

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