Fighters with most career bouts in MMA history

Mixed martial arts is a demanding sport that requires fighters to test their mettle repeatedly; some have answered the call more times than others. With careers spanning hundreds of bouts, a handful of MMA fighters have demonstrated remarkable longevity and dedication to their craft. These fighters have pushed their limits, showcasing their resilience and passion for the sport.

Their extensive fight records are a testament to their enduring talent and commitment. Let’s take a look at some of the most prolific fighters in MMA history, exploring their achievements and what sets them apart in this physically demanding discipline.

This article will focus on the fighters with the highest number of professional bouts, examining their careers and accomplishments.

#10. Dennis Reed – 105

Dennis Reed, an American mixed martial artist and product of Team Extreme, had a career competing at 205 pounds, during which he participated in 105 professional bouts and compiled a record of 45 wins, 59 losses, and 1 draw.

#9. Shaun Lomas – 112

The man called ” legend ” has one of the unique records to his name. Shaun Lomas fought 112 times in which he won 27 times and has record number of losses at 84. Lomas fought in well known promotions like cage warriors.

#8. Bryan Robinson – 113

Bryan Robinson made his debut in 2001. Then went to fight 38 times in 2002. American has total record of 46 wins and 67 losses in 113 MMA bouts in his career. Robinson retired in 2013 after losing his last 8 fights.

#7. Yuki Kondo – 115

Yuki Kondo is one of the most overlooked MMA icons. Kondo held titles in pancrase organization across various weight classes. Kondo won middleweight, Light-heavyweight and openweight championships. Kondo has notable victories over likes of frank shamrock and minoru suzuki. Yuki Kondo fought 115 times winning 66 times in those bouts.

#6. Ikuhisa Minova – 116

Often called “giant killer” for slaying bigger opponents despite being undersized in openweight contests. Minova’s victories against giant Silva , Butterbean and Bob Sapp made him fan favorite. Minova fought in promotions like DREAM ,PRIDE ,UFC and Pancrase. Ikuhisa Minova won 66 bouts out of his 116 bouts.

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#5. Jeremy Horn – 118

Jeremy Horn, an American fighter with total 118 number of fights fought various different promotions. Horn fought in both middleweight and Light-heavyweight weight divisions. Jeremy Horn has record of 92-22-6.

#4. Jay Ellis – 126

Jay Ellis holds a notable, albeit undesirable, record in MMA, having competed in 126 professional bouts. His career was marked by 16 wins and 110 losses. Additionally, Ellis endured a significant losing streak, losing 27 consecutive fights over a span of four years.

#3. Dan Savern – 127

Dan Severn is a pioneering figure in mixed martial arts, renowned for his exceptional grappling skills and storied career. With a remarkable professional record of 101 wins, 19 losses, and 7 draws, Severn solidified his legacy as a formidable competitor.

Dan Savern claimed victory in the UFC 5 Tournament, secured the IFL Heavyweight Championship, and was rightfully inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame. As a trailblazer in the sport, Severn’s wrestling background and mat-based dominance paved the way for future generations of fighters.

#2. Shannon Ritch – 153

Shannon Ritch, nicknamed “The Cannon,” is a veteran mixed martial artist with an extensive career spanning multiple promotions. His professional MMA record stands at 58 wins, 88 losses, and 2 draws. Ritch has also fought in bare-knuckle boxing, boasting a 25-2 record and claiming eight world titles across various promotions, in addition to 28 championship belts.

Ritch’s MMA journey began in 1991 with a fight in a Mexican bullfighting arena. Ritch has competed against notable opponents, including Kazushi Sakuraba in Pride Fighting Championships. Throughout his career, he has accumulated a diverse résumé.

#1. Travis Fulton – 320

Travis Fulton, a multifaceted figure in mixed martial arts, was often viewed through the lens of controversy, however there was more to him than just controversies. Fulton’s achievements in the sport reveal a more nuanced and accomplished career. As a champion in esteemed promotions such as M-1 Global, ISCF, and IFC, Fulton’s credentials as a skilled fighter are well-documented.

Notably, he holds the record for the most wins in MMA history, with an impressive 255 victories. Dubbed “The Ironman” for his remarkable durability and longevity in the sport, Fulton faced a multitude of former and future UFC champions and title contenders throughout his career, further underscoring his significance in the MMA landscape.

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