An updated ranking of active undefeated fighters with more than ten wins competing in top MMA promotions has been compiled using Tapology and Sherdog records. Movlid Khaybulaev leads the list at 24-0-1-1NC, followed by Usman Nurmagomedov at 21-0-1NC and Movsar Evloev at 20-0. Murtazali Magomedov is a new addition at 11-0 after submitting Melsik Bagdasaryan with a twister in round one at UFC Vegas 119, while Andre Lima dropped off the list after losing to Kevin Bordhaz by unanimous decision at the same event.
A fresh compilation of active undefeated fighters with ten or more wins across top MMA promotions has been released, drawing on records from Tapology and Sherdog to rank the sport's most pristine résumés.
Movlid Khaybulaev leads the list at 24-0-1 with one no-contest, followed by Usman Nurmagomedov at 21-0 with one no-contest. Movsar Evloev sits third at a perfect 20-0. The 32-year-old Russian featherweight competes out of American Top Team and currently holds the number-one divisional ranking at 145 pounds. Evloev lands a strong 3.91 significant strikes per minute at 47 percent accuracy and adds nearly five takedowns per 15 minutes, making him one of the more complete prospects at the top of his division.
Shavkat Rakhmonov, the Kazakh welterweight known as Nomad, appears on the list at 19-0. The 31-year-old trains with DAR Team and ranks third in the welterweight division. Standing six-foot-four with a 77-inch reach, Rakhmonov lands 3.25 significant strikes per minute at a remarkable 60 percent accuracy and averages 1.2 submission attempts per 15 minutes, underlining his finishing reputation.
Muhammad Mokaev, the 25-year-old English fighter nicknamed The Punisher, checks in at 13-0. Competing out of KHK MMA, Mokaev is one of the division's most relentless wrestlers, averaging 5.29 takedowns per 15 minutes. His grappling volume is among the highest on the list.
Murtazali Magomedov is a new entry at 11-0 after earning a first-round submission victory over Melsik Bagdasaryan via twister at UFC Vegas 119, a rare finishing technique that immediately elevated his profile.
Why it matters
- Evloev's number-one featherweight ranking means his unbeaten record carries direct title implications
- Rakhmonov's combination of elite striking accuracy and submission threat makes him a divisional title contender at welterweight
- Mokaev's wrestling volume at 13-0 keeps him among the most dangerous young fighters in his division
- Magomedov's twister finish signals a technically advanced grappling game entering the top-tier conversation
