The 50 Worst Fighters in UFC History |
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REBEL WITH A CAUSE
Career record: 844-512
Season: 44-15 (#87)
Location: Milwaukie, Oregon
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Every great sport has been built on the backs of men who absolutely sucked at it — athletes whose hapless failures made the champions’ triumphs look even more outstanding by comparison. Baseball has its Mario Mendozas, its Bob Kammeyers, its Pete Rose Jrs. We have our Joe Sons, our Tiki Ghosns, our James Toneys. So in honor of the brave competitors who proved that MMA is even harder than it looks, we humbly present this “tribute” to the worst UFC fighters of all time.
A couple of notes to start: 1) We chose fighters solely based on their performances inside the Octagon. Some of these fighters achieved great things in other organizations, before or after their time in the UFC; for the purposes of this feature, we’re not really interested in that. 2) Instead of ranking one form of suckitude against another, we’ll group the 50 fighters into sections and arrange them chronologically. Use the links below to navigate, and if we omitted anybody notable, please let us know in the comments section.
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Rabi 4/25/13
#2 UFC 112 Points
#9 FFC3/AFC/NEFFN/VCS/Pancrase Combo Wagers
#12 TUF 8 FINALE Points
#12 Bellator 91 / Legacy FC / CCCW Combo Points
#12 M-1/FA8/CFA/GC/IGF Wagers
#14 UFC 143 Diaz vs Condit Points
#21 Bellator 53/MFC 31Points
#23 Strikeforce Tate vs Rousey Points
#23 Bellator/OneFC/Invicta/MFW/ROC/HFC Combo Points
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Post #1 7/11/12 9:13:06PM
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Twenty20Dollars
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 847-533
Season: 0-0 (#-)
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A nice trip down memory lane.
I was wonder where my boy Goulet was, but he had more UFC wins than most of these guys, he had 3 and like 6 losses I think.
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Post #2 7/11/12 11:21:04PM
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prozacnation1978
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 1016-531
Season: 43-16 (#40)
Location: san diego
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Joe el dirte doerkson gotta be there somewhere
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Post #3 7/12/12 12:25:01AM
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postman
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 564-321
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Delmont ,Pa
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I didn't know Ron Jeremy was the ring anouncer for UFC 5
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Post #4 7/12/12 9:05:52AM
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postman
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 564-321
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: Delmont ,Pa
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Fun to look at but Mckee is a hell of a fighter who shouldn't have been cut IMO.
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Post #5 7/12/12 9:20:22AM
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ghandikush
MMA Sensei
Career record: 84-51
Season: 0-0 (#-)
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Posted by postman
Fun to look at but Mckee is a hell of a fighter who shouldn't have been cut IMO.
He was signed specifically to derail. He's boring to a lot of people and was on a huge streak at a late age attracting people to the MFC
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Post #6 7/13/12 7:57:05PM
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Remember Paul Herrera
Career record: 1039-551
Season: 42-17 (#27)
Location: You think you can tell heaven from hell?
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BJ Penn beat Frankie Edgar more times than Benson Henderson beat Frankie Edgar.
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Post #7 7/13/12 8:05:33PM
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Let's go bowling, Dude.
Career record: 974-511
Season: 46-13 (#9)
Location: Fort Wayne, IN
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A rather disrespectful piece from Cage Potato.
Why am I not surprised?
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Post #8 7/13/12 8:53:53PM
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MMAcca
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 967-564
Season: 43-16 (#70)
Location: North East of England
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Hope to see Dan Lauzon back there one day.
He's still young, he just needs to take it seriously.
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Post #9 7/14/12 9:44:08AM
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mrsmiley
Heavyweight Champ
Career record: 934-544
Season: 44-15 (#195)
Location: Middletown,OH
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Not a ufc fighter but I just can't help to mention this for those who don't know.
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Post #10 7/14/12 5:39:41PM
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poppa_gump
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 588-330
Season: 44-15 (#168)
Location: Prince George B.C. Canada
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What about everyones favorite runaway artist Kalib Starnes who went 1-3 in the UFC and literally ran his ass out of the promotion.
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Post #11 7/21/12 3:13:09PM
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poppa_gump
Learning to Sprawl
Career record: 588-330
Season: 44-15 (#168)
Location: Prince George B.C. Canada
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Also Assuerio Silva was 0-3 and and Christian Morecraft who was Knocked the F out in a 1-3 record.
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Post #12 7/21/12 3:23:25PM
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bjj1605
MMA Sensei
Career record: 910-551
Season: 41-18 (#662)
Location: Chicago
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Posted by mrsmiley
Not a ufc fighter but I just can't help to mention this for those who don't know.
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lol
Choked out by two of the greatest punchers in MMA history.
Crazy that he fought both those guys. Even crazier that he is Chuck's only submission win.
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Post #13 7/21/12 10:38:26PM
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hymiekooken
MMA Regular
Career record: 155-126
Season: 0-0 (#-)
Location: On the Vitor train
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Thought Marvin Eastman should have been higher on the list, The Beastman has been responsible for some of the greatest highlight reel knockouts in the UFC, too bad he was on the wrong end of all of them
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Post #14 7/26/12 4:39:37PM
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Emma Watson Picture Incoming
Career record: 669-422
Season: 37-17 (#866)
Location: England & Wales
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Posted by bjj1605
Posted by mrsmiley
Not a ufc fighter but I just can't help to mention this for those who don't know.
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lol
Choked out by two of the greatest punchers in MMA history.
Crazy that he fought both those guys. Even crazier that he is Chuck's only submission win.
Hahahaha he probably quit fighting cause he was 0-2. If only he knew what they'd become
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Post #15 7/26/12 6:02:12PM
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