List of UFC records

Below is a list of records held in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC).
Fighting.
Most bouts.
Most bouts - All fighters.
On December 16, 1994, Royce Gracie became the first fighter to reach 10 fights in the UFC.
On July 7, 2007, Tito Ortiz became the first fighter to reach 20 fights in the UFC.
On September 8, 2018, Jim Miller became the first fighter to reach 30 fights in the UFC.
On July 2, 2022, Jim Miller became the first fighter to reach 40 fights in the UFC.
"Updated as of March 4, 2023 after UFC 285."
Most bouts - By division.
"Updated as of March 11, 2023 after ."
Most total fight time.
Most total fight time - All fighters.
"Updated to March 4, 2023."
Most total fight time - By division.
"Updated to March 11, 2023"
Winning.
Most wins.
Most wins - All fighters.
"Updated as of March 4, 2023 after UFC 285."
Most wins - By division.
"Updated as of November 5, 2022 after ."
Most consecutive wins.
"Updated as of March 11, 2023 after ."
Finishes.
Most finishes.
Most finishes - All fighters.
"Updated as of March 4, 2023 after UFC 285."
Most Finishes - By division.
"Updated to November 5, 2022."
Fastest Finishes.
Fastest Finishes - All fighters.
"Updated to 13 June, 2021."
Fastest Finishes - By division.
"Updated to 13 June, 2021."
Highest Finishes per win percentage.
"Since UFC adopted the rounds and judges system in UFC 21."
"Updated to August 13, 2022."
Knockouts.
Most knockouts.
Most knockouts - All fighters.
"Updated to November 12, 2022."
Most knockouts - By division.
"Updated to December 17, 2022 (after )."
Most knockouts - In a single event.
"Updated to December 3, 2022."
Submissions.
Most submissions.
Most submissions - All fighters.
"Updated as of March 18, 2023 after UFC 286."
Most submissions - By division.
"Updated as of March 18, 2023 after UFC 286. "
Striking.
Most significant strikes landed.
Most significant strikes landed - Career.
"Updated to July 2, 2022 (after UFC 276)."
Most significant strikes landed - In a single bout.
"Updated to January 21, 2023 (after UFC 283: Teixeira vs Hill)."
Most significant strikes landed - In a single event.
"Updated to December 3, 2022."
Highest significant strike percentage.
"Updated to March 6, 2023"
Highest significant strike landed per minute.
"Updated to March 18, 2023"
Knockdowns.
Most knockdowns - Career.
"Updated to January 21, 2023."
Most knockdowns - By division.
"Updated to January 21, 2023."
Most knockdowns - In a single bout.
"Updated to January 22, 2022."
Most knockdowns - In a single event.
"Updated to June 18, 2022."
Takedowns.
Most Takedowns Landed - All fighters.
"Updated to March 11, 2023."
Most Takedowns Landed - By division.
"Updated to March 11, 2023."
Most Takedowns Landed - In a single bout.
"Updated to June 20, 2020."
Most Takedowns Landed - In a single event.
"Updated to November 20, 2021."
Highest takedown accuracy.
"Updated to November 12, 2022."
Championships.
Youngest champions.
2.José Aldo was awarded the Featherweight Championship at UFC 123 but did not fight in his first UFC bout until UFC 129, at which point he was 24 years and 233 days of age. Aldo successfully defended his title at UFC 129.
Multi-division champions.
Fighters who have won championships in multiple weight classes. Tournament championships and The Ultimate Fighter winners are not included.
Pound-for-pound.
Pound-for-pound reigns.
Pound-for-pound rankings were first introduced by the UFC on February 5, 2013.
"Updated as of March 7, 2023."
Bold - Active reign.
Longest combined pound-for-pound reigns.
"Updated as of March 7, 2023."
Bold - Active reign.
Bonuses.
Most overall.
"Updated as of September 10, 2022 after UFC 279."
Most Performance of the Night bonuses.
"Updated to August 13, 2022 (after )."
Most Fight of the Night bonuses.
"Updated to March 18, 2023 (after UFC 286)."
Finances.
"This category only scores pay-per-view buys from The Ultimate Fighting Championship event held in Denver, CO (1993) to UFC 235. The UFC's 2019 contract with ESPN+ mandates a subscription to the over-the-top service which is the exclusive distributor of UFC pay-per-views in the United States in order to purchase the event. UFC and ESPN do not report on pay-per-view buys starting with UFC 236."
Lowest Pay-Per-View buys for a championship main event.
"NOTE: Starting with UFC 236, all pay-per-views in the United States are iPPV events where an ESPN+ subscription is required. Neither UFC nor ESPN report PPV buys with the new format."