Most bonuses in UFC history

What counts. Fight of the Night is a shared award and is credited to both fighters. Performance, Knockout and Submission of the Night are individual awards, credited to the fighter the official record names. That split is DERIVED here: the canonical per-fighter source column credits both corners of a bout for every award it carries, including the individual ones, so taken literally it would hand a Performance of the Night to the fighter who lost the fight — it cannot back a fighter page unread. Of the 2,901 places those awards create — two for every Fight of the Night, one for every other award — 427 are left empty, because the official record of that fight names no recipient. They are counted on the bout and in nobody’s career total, which is why 2,474 awards here carry a name and not 2,901. Guessing the winner would close the gap and put awards on the wrong pages: losers have won Performance of the Night. A further 1 name on the record is shared by two different fighters our source roster cannot tell apart, so the 2 bonuses under it belong to two people and cannot honestly be shown as one career. It is left out of the ranking entirely — the same reason those fighters’ own pages are withheld — rather than published as a total that is nobody’s, which leaves the 2,472 awards held by the 1,001 fighters ranked here. Ties. 40 of the rows below share the same 6 bonuses. Where two fighters share a total they are listed alphabetically — they did not reach the same number in any order, so a date tie-break would be a claim of precedence that nothing in the record supports. Check us. Every award above is a link to the fight that won it, so a total is checkable one row at a time against the official record. Each name links that fighter’s own page. Search every fight to filter the whole record yourself, or start from the year-by-year archive.