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The UFC's deepest 155-pound ladder has a champion under fire, an unbeaten hunter at #1, and record-heavy names stacked all the way down.
Welcome to the Lightweight division, the busiest traffic jam in the sport. Justin Gaethje (28-5-0) of the USA holds the belt, and one look at the ladder behind him tells you why every fan on the couch has an opinion here. This is the classic fan holivar: who is really the best, and who is one big night away from taking over?
Right behind the champ sits the loudest argument. Ilia Topuria (17-1-0) of Georgia is ranked #1, and that record is the eye-catcher of the whole division: a single loss on the sheet, a contender knocking on the title door. When the top challenger carries a mark like that, the intrigue writes itself.
Below Topuria the names read like a hall of fame:
That is a top five where any pairing would split a room down the middle. Oliveira’s 37 wins against Holloway’s 27, Topuria’s near-spotless card against Tsarukyan’s position — these are the debates that fill group chats.
Keep scrolling and the depth doesn’t let up:
Gamrot’s 26-4-0 is one of the tidiest records in the entire list, yet he sits at #8 — proof of how crowded this division is. Ruffy at #7 carries a lean 14-2-0, the look of a newer name climbing fast. And Hooker’s 24-14-0 is a war-torn veteran’s ledger, the kind of record that only comes from sharing the cage with everyone.
The #11-15 rungs are stacked with people who could crash the party:
Here is where the future hides. Salkilld (12-1-0) and Nolan (11-1-0), both from Australia, carry a single loss each — the profile of young risers just breaking into the top 15. Torres of Mexico rounds out the ranking at 17-4-0. These are the names to file away now so you can say you called it later.
This is a division built for debate — a champion, an unbeaten hunter, and a dozen record-heavy names all convinced they belong at the top. Follow Lightweight closely, and when the next card drops, build your grid and call your winners before the walkouts. The fun is in being on record before everyone else.