Where the Flyweight division stood when 2024 finished, taken from the 42 ranking tables the UFC published for it that year. This is the archive, not today’s table — the current Flyweight rankings are one click away.
The last Flyweight table the UFC published in 2024, dated 17 December 2024. The right-hand column is the change since 19 December 2023 — the table this page measures the year from.
| Rank | Fighter | On the year |
|---|---|---|
| ChampionC | Alexandre Pantoja | — |
| 1 | Brandon Royval | ↑2 |
| 2 | Brandon Moreno | ↓1 |
| 3 | Amir Albazi | ↓1 |
| 4 | Kai Kara-France | — |
| 5 | Tatsuro Taira | ↑10 |
| 6 | Manel Kape | — |
| 7 | Alex Perez | — |
| 8 | Asu Almabayev | NEW |
| 9 | Steve Erceg | ↑3 |
| 10 | Tim Elliott | — |
| 11 | Tagir Ulanbekov | — |
| 12 | Charles Johnson | NEW |
| 13 | Bruno Gustavo da Silva | NEW |
| 14 | Kai Asakura | NEW |
| 15 | Joshua Van | NEW |
A ranking here is a ranking the UFC published on that date, not our order and not a re-run of it.
Measured between the last table of 2023 on the record (19 December 2023) and the last table of 2024 (17 December 2024).
Entering and leaving are counted across the whole published table, the champion line included, so a fighter who won the belt during the year is not double-counted as having left the numbered places. The number beside each name is where they sat on the table that names them. Movement inside the year that had reversed itself by December is not counted here — the division page’s week-by-week slider is where every table in between lives.
A year gets a page here only where the UFC published at least 10 Flyweight tables in it. A year with three or four tables in it is the year a division opened or closed, and a “what changed this year” section built on three weeks in December would be titled as something it is not.
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