The updated list of active undefeated fighters with more than 10 victories competing in major MMA promotions has been released. Movlid Khaybulaev leads with 24-0-1-1NC, followed by Usman Nurmagomedov at 21-0-1NC and Movsar Evloev at 20-0. Notable additions to the list include Radjabali Shaidullaev (18-0), who defeated Yuta Kubo at RIZIN LANDMARK 13, Renat Khavalev (12-0), who defeated Raufeon Stots at PFL Chicago, and newcomer Mitchell McKee (11-0), who defeated Sergio Pettis at PFL Chicago. Azamat Murzakanov (16-1) was removed from the list after suffering a knockout loss to Paulo Costa at UFC 327. Ramazan Kuramagomedov (14-0) has announced his retirement from fighting.
The landscape of unbeaten fighters across major MMA promotions has shifted, with several names added and removed from the updated list of active undefeated competitors holding ten or more professional wins.
Movlid Khaybulaev continues to lead the group at 24-0-1 with one no-contest, followed closely by Usman Nurmagomedov at 21-0 with one no-contest. Movsar Evloev sits third on the list at a perfect 20-0, holding down the number-one ranked spot in the UFC featherweight division. The 32-year-old Russian, who trains out of American Top Team, averages 4.78 takedowns per 15 minutes and lands significant strikes at a clip of 3.91 per minute.
Three fighters earned their way onto the list through recent performances. Radjabali Shaidullaev improved to 18-0 with a win over Yuta Kubo at RIZIN LANDMARK 13. Renat Khavalev entered at 12-0 after defeating Raufeon Stots at PFL Chicago. Mitchell McKee joined the group as a newcomer, stopping Sergio Pettis at that same event to push his record to 11-0.
Two names came off the list. Azamat Murzakanov was removed after suffering a knockout loss to Paulo Costa at UFC 327. Costa, now 16-4, fights out of Brazil at middleweight and is ranked 13th in the division. The 35-year-old lands an exceptional 6.26 significant strikes per minute at 58 percent accuracy, making him one of the division's most dangerous finishers. Ramazan Kuramagomedov, who held a perfect record and was just 29 years old, announced his retirement from competition. The American Top Team product finished his career at 8-0 and had posted a remarkable significant strike accuracy of 67 percent.
Why it matters
- Evloev's continued unblemished record at featherweight's top ranking makes him a division-defining figure
- Shaidullaev and Khavalev's entries reflect the growing influence of RIZIN and PFL in producing elite-level unbeaten talent
- Kuramagomedov's retirement removes one of the most statistically efficient strikers from the active pool before a title opportunity materialized
