Next we jump twenty pounds to make the jump from Middleweight to Light Heavyweight. Then, for some strange reason, we change to fifteen pound increments, going to Welterweight, then to Middleweight. Hey, why bother starting with a round number that’s easy to remember when you can arbitrarily grab 125 lbs out of thin air, right? From there we move by ten pound increments to Bantamweight, then to Featherweight and finally to Lightweight. Problem Number One: “I cannot Math!! I have the Stupid!!” Starting from the bottom we have the Flyweight Division.
Super Heavyweight No upper weight limit. At a glance, I suppose they sort of make sense. Most promotions based in foreign countries do their best to have roughly the same weight classes. The Unified Rules of MMA that are adopted by the UFC, Strikeforce and every other US-based promotion specifies the weight classes that we have currently. As soon as they stop beating the crap out of the giant men of the sport, I’ll be convinced.Įnough said about all that. My point is simple: Until we see the huge Heavyweights dominate the division year after year, one can hardly make a case that guys like Big-Nog, Randy and Fedor need a new weight class to protect them. 10 of his wins were title fights.) The only giant MMA fighter who could arguably make the list would be Tim Sylvia, and he lost to all three of these men. The most dominant Heavyweights of all time are Fedor Emelianenko (233 lbs-31 wins, 1 loss, 1 no contest), Antonio Nogueira (231 lbs-32 wins, 5 losses, 1 no contest) and Randy Couture (220 lbs-16 wins, 10 losses.
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