An updated ranking of active fighters with perfect records, over 10 wins, and no losses in major MMA promotions. The list is led by Movlid Khaybulaev at 24-0-1-1NC, followed by Usman Nurmagomedov at 21-0-1NC. Notable changes include Razhab Ali Shaidullaev moving to 18-0 after defeating Yuta Kubo at RIZIN LANDMARK 13, Renat Khavalov improving to 12-0 after beating Raufeon Stots at PFL Chicago, and Mitchell McKee entering the list at 11-0 following his win over Sergio Pettis. Azamat Murzakanov was removed from the list after suffering a knockout loss to Paulo Costa at UFC 327.
An updated look at the sport's most pristine records shows Movlid Khaybulaev leading the pack at 24-0-1 with one no-contest, followed closely by Usman Nurmagomedov at 21-0 with one no-contest, as the list of undefeated fighters with ten or more wins across major MMA promotions has seen several notable shifts.
The rankings saw fresh movement near the top with Razhab Ali Shaidullaev climbing to 18-0 after defeating Yuta Kubo at RIZIN LANDMARK 13, while Renat Khavalov pushed his record to 12-0 following a win over Raufeon Stots at PFL Chicago. Mitchell McKee also entered the list for the first time, now sitting at 11-0 after defeating Sergio Pettis.
One notable absence is Azamat Murzakanov, who was removed after suffering a knockout loss to Paulo Costa at UFC 327. Costa, now 16-4 and ranked 13th in the middleweight division, continues to be one of the most aggressive strikers in the sport, averaging 6.26 significant strikes landed per minute at 58 percent accuracy.
Shavkat Rakhmonov remains one of the most prominent names adjacent to this conversation. The 31-year-old Kazakh welterweight holds a 19-0 record and sits third in the divisional rankings. Operating out of an orthodox stance and standing six-foot-four with a 77-inch reach, Rakhmonov lands 3.25 significant strikes per minute at 60 percent accuracy while also averaging 1.4 takedowns per 15 minutes, making him a genuine two-way threat.
Also worth noting on the list is Mario Pinto, 28, out of Portugal. The six-foot-five orthodox fighter carries a 12-0 record and boasts a striking accuracy of 69 percent, the highest among the verified fighters in this update, while also contributing 2.38 takedowns per 15 minutes.
Why it matters
- Murzakanov's removal by knockout tightens the pool of elite undefeated prospects at light heavyweight
- Khavalov's win over a ranked opponent in Stots adds credibility to his 12-0 mark
- Rakhmonov's unblemished welterweight record keeps him among the most watched undefeated fighters in a stacked division
