Lightweight division's longest win streaks show dramatic turnover

A historical comparison of the longest active winning streaks in the UFC lightweight division reveals significant changes over recent years. Currently, the active streaks show a specific competitive landscape, though the exact current figures aren't detailed in the source post. One year ago, the list was led by Islam Makhachev with 14 wins, followed by Paddy Pimblett with six, and Chase Hooper, Nasrat Haqparast, and Fares Ziam each with five. Two years prior, Makhachev led with 12, followed by Renato Moicano and Pimblett with five each, and several fighters including Arman Tsarukyan at four. In April 2022, Charles Oliveira topped the list with 10 consecutive wins, Makhachev had nine, Beneil Dariush seven, and several fighters including Tsarukyan and Rafael Fiziev had five. The historical data illustrates the volatility and competitive nature of one of the UFC's deepest divisions.