UFC Winning Streak: Winning one fight inside the Octagon is difficult enough, but putting together a long unbeaten run against elite competition is something only a select group of UFC fighters have achieved. From Islam Makhachev’s record-breaking 17-fight streak to Anderson Silva’s legendary run, these fighters dominated the UFC for years and appeared almost impossible to stop.
The UFC’s official Record Book currently lists Islam Makhachev at the top with 17 consecutive UFC victories. He has moved past Anderson Silva, while Kamaru Usman, Merab Dvalishvili and several former champions also feature prominently among the longest winning streaks in UFC history.
Who Has The Longest Winning Streak In UFC History?
According to the UFC’s official statistics, Islam Makhachev holds the record for the longest winning streak in UFC history with 17 consecutive victories. Anderson Silva is second with 16, while Kamaru Usman follows with 15.
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Makhachev’s achievement is particularly notable because his run has taken him from lightweight contender to champion and eventually into the UFC’s record books. The UFC had previously identified Silva’s 16-fight streak as the organization’s record, but Makhachev has now moved ahead of “The Spider.”
Longest UFC Winning Streaks Ever
Here are the leading streaks listed in the UFC’s official Record Book:
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Islam Makhachev — 17 wins
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Anderson Silva — 16 wins
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Kamaru Usman — 15 wins
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Merab Dvalishvili — 14 wins
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Georges St-Pierre — 13 wins
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Jon Jones — 13 wins
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Demetrious Johnson — 13 wins
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Khabib Nurmagomedov — 13 wins
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Max Holloway — 13 wins
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Amanda Nunes — 12 wins
The UFC’s current record list also has Tony Ferguson and Alexander Volkanovski tied on 12 consecutive victories, meaning they share the same winning-streak mark as Nunes.
1. Islam Makhachev — 17 Consecutive Wins
Islam Makhachev currently sits alone at the top of the UFC’s winning-streak chart with 17 straight victories.
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