Fighters ranked in the most UFC divisions

What counts. The three pound-for-pound tables count once between them: the combined list that ran to January 2020 and the Men’s and Women’s lists that replaced it are one standing under three names, and splitting them would hand a 2019 regular two “divisions” for one list. Every other table is a weight division. 1 ranked name is left out entirely — Bruno Silva is shared by two different fighters our source roster cannot tell apart, so any career total under it would be two people's added together. That page is withheld for the same reason. The record is a 3-way tie. 3 fighters share 4 ranking tables, so all of them are named in the sentence above rather than one of them being picked. Ties. 63 of the rows below share the same 2 ranking tables, and 123 fighters on the whole record do. Where fighters share a total they are ordered by weeks ranked and then by the date they first appeared — being in four tables is one achievement however long ago it happened, so the ordering inside a tie is a convenience and not a ranking. Where it comes from. Every number on this page is counted from the official UFC rankings tables themselves — the same tables the division pages let you slide back through, one week at a time, so any row here can be checked against the week it came from. A week is one published table: the UFC has missed weeks, and nothing here fills them in. Each name links that fighter’s own page; a ranked fighter we hold no page for is printed as plain text rather than dropped from the count. Slide back through the tables yourself on any division page.