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A top-to-bottom look at the UFC women's flyweight ranking — who sits at the summit, who's surging, and where the intrigue lives.
Women’s flyweight is one of the most stacked divisions in the sport right now, and it starts with a familiar name at the summit. Valentina Shevchenko holds the belt with a record of 26-4-1 and flies the flag for Kyrgyzstan. That win column — 26 professional victories — is the kind of number you build a legacy on, and it’s the benchmark every contender on this list is chasing. When you scan the rest of the ranking, the story is simple: a long line of climbers all trying to solve the same puzzle at the top.
Behind the champion, the top five reads like a who’s-who of finishers and technicians.
That cluster alone is a gauntlet. Fiorot and Blanchfield stand out for how rarely they’ve tasted defeat, while Grasso and Namajunas bring the miles and the know-how. Any pairing among these five is a genuine coin-flip — exactly the kind of matchup that makes filling out a grid so much fun.
The engine room of the division is packed.
Karine Silva’s 26-fight body of work is the kind of volume that tends to forge dangerous, battle-tested fighters. Barber’s tidy 15-3 line, meanwhile, marks her as someone knocking on the door of the top five.
The bottom third is where the intrigue really simmers — these are the names who can rearrange the ranking with a single result.
If you want the division’s biggest question mark, it’s Wang Cong at #12. A 9-1 record that clean, still on the outside of the top ten, screams unfinished business. O’Neill’s 11-2 mark tells a similar story of a climber with room to run. Keep an eye on these two — a strong stretch and either could go leapfrogging up the board.
From Shevchenko’s 26 wins at the top to Wang Cong’s near-spotless ledger at #12, this is a division built for debate. Every rung is contested, every matchup arguable. So follow the 125-pound picture, watch how these names move, and lock in your prediction — build your grid for the next flyweight card and see if your read on the ladder holds up.