Merab Dvalishvili achieved another remarkable win at UFC 316 in June, joining a select group of fighters.
He is now among only nine athletes to remain undefeated in 13 or more UFC matches, solidifying his status as one of the top bantamweights on the path to greatness in the sport.
UFC Victories
talkSPORT.com has highlighted the fighters with the longest winning streaks in the UFC. Iconic figures like Max Holloway, Khabib Nurmagomedov, and Georges St-Pierre are featured, but who leads the pack?
Alexander Volkanovski: 12 Wins
Volkanovski’s undefeated record in the UFC began with his 2016 debut. He impressed with a second-round stoppage and went on to win six consecutive fights, ultimately capturing the gold by defeating Holloway in December 2019. He retained his 145 lbs title four times before a challenging attempt at becoming a two-division champion in 2023 against Islam Makhachev.
Tony Ferguson: 12 Wins
Once regarded as one of the best lightweights, Ferguson’s run included nine successive victories, culminating in an interim title win against Kevin Lee at UFC 216 in 2017. His notable run ended due to a doctor’s stoppage during a fight with Justin Gaethje in 2020.
Amanda Nunes: 12 Wins
Nunes is set to return to the Octagon soon, and fans will likely reminisce about her impressive journey. After a rocky start, she became champion at 135 lbs and defended her title multiple times while also conquering the featherweight division.
Merab Dvalishvili: 13 Wins
Dvalishvili overcame early defeats in his UFC career to become a dominant bantamweight. His impressive victories from 2022 to 2024 included wins against José Aldo and Petr Yan. He also claimed the championship title with a unanimous decision over Sean O’Malley at UFC 306 and defended it against O’Malley in a rematch at UFC 316.
Khabib Nurmagomedov: 13 Wins
Nurmagomedov’s illustrious career featured a remarkable 13-fight win streak, with his success culminating in a title victory at UFC 223. He famously defeated Conor McGregor in 2018 and retired unbeaten, leaving an indelible mark on the sport.
Anderson Silva: 16 Wins
As the holder of the longest win streak in UFC history, Silva’s impressive run started with a victory in 2006 and included a historic title reign. Despite encountering challenges later in his career, he remains regarded as one of the sport’s most influential figures.
