Following his victory at UFC 327, Carlos Ulberg has moved into the top three for longest active winning streaks in the UFC. Ulberg now sits at 10 consecutive wins, tied with Movsar Evloev. Islam Makhachev leads all UFC fighters with 16 straight victories. Iliya Topuria and Khamzat Chimaev are also in the top five with 9 wins each. This statistical achievement highlights Ulberg's impressive rise through the light heavyweight division and positions him as a legitimate contender.
Carlos Ulberg has climbed into rare company on the UFC's all-time active win streak list, joining a group of the promotion's most consistently dominant fighters after his victory at UFC 327 on April 11.
Ulberg now stands at ten consecutive wins inside the UFC, placing him in a tie for second place on the active streak leaderboard alongside featherweight contender Movsar Evloev. The light heavyweight's run underscores a remarkable rise through one of the promotion's most competitive divisions and firmly establishes him as a title contender.
Leading the pack is welterweight champion Islam Makhachev, whose active streak has now reached 16 straight victories. The 34-year-old Russian holds the pound-for-pound number one ranking and backs up his dominance with elite fundamentals, landing strikes at 58 percent accuracy and averaging 3.2 takedowns per 15 minutes for Eagles MMA.
Evloev, the unbeaten featherweight ranked first in his division, shares the second-place spot with Ulberg at ten wins. The 32-year-old Russian, fighting out of American Top Team, carries a perfect 20-0 professional record and averages nearly 4.78 takedowns per 15 minutes, making him one of the most dangerous grapplers in the 145-pound division.
Rounding out the top five are middleweight contender Khamzat Chimaev and one other fighter, each sitting at nine consecutive victories. Chimaev, ranked first in the middleweight division and tenth pound-for-pound, holds a 15-1 record and produces an eye-catching 5.29 takedowns per 15 minutes alongside a 60 percent striking accuracy — numbers that reflect the suffocating pressure that has defined his UFC tenure.
Why it matters
- Ulberg's ten-fight streak places him among the UFC's most in-form fighters across all divisions, not just light heavyweight.
- Sharing second place with an undefeated featherweight contender in Evloev highlights the cross-divisional significance of the achievement.
- A continued streak would move Ulberg within striking distance of Makhachev's lead and intensify calls for a light heavyweight title shot.
Saturday, April 11, 2026
