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Lightweight (MMA)

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MMA weight class

Thelightweight division inmixed martial arts contains different weight classes:

  • TheUFC's lightweight division, which groups competitors within 146 to 155 lb (66 to 70 kg)
  • TheShooto lightweight division, which limits competitors to 145 lb (65.8 kg)
  • TheONE Championship's lightweight division, with an upper limit at 77.1 kg (170.0 lb)
  • TheRoad FC's lightweight division, with an upper limit at 154 lb (70 kg)

Ambiguity and clarification

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For the sake of uniformity, mostAmerican mixed martial arts media outlets consider Lightweight competitors to be between 146 and 155 lb (66 and 70 kg). This encompasses The Shooto Welterweight division (154 lb / 70 kg).

The UFC's lightweight division was reinstated atUFC 58 after falling into disuse followingUFC 49.Sean Sherk, a formerwelterweight contender, defeatedKenny Florian atUFC 64, becoming the first UFC lightweight champion since 2002.

The lightweight limit, as defined by theNevada State Athletic Commission[1] and theAssociation of Boxing Commissions[2] is 155 lb (70 kg).

Professional champions

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Current champions

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This table last updated in June 2025.

OrganizationReign BeganChampionRecordDefenses
UFCJune 28, 2025Georgia (country)Ilia Topuria17-00
PFLOctober 3, 2025RussiaUsman Nurmagomedov20-0 (1)0
ONE ChampionshipAugust 26, 2022United StatesChristian Lee17-40
Rizin FFJune 13, 2021BrazilRoberto de Souza20-35
KSWJune 3, 2023FranceSalahdine Parnasse21-23
Oktagon MMADecember 29, 2024BelgiumLosene Keita16-10
ACASeptember 19, 2020RussiaAbdul-Aziz Abdulvakhabov19-21
Cage WarriorsJuly 22, 2022England George Hardwick12-12
Fight Nights Global Vacant
Road FCJuly 23, 2022South Korea Si Won Park8-01
Titan FC Vacant
Legacy Fighting AllianceMay 19, 2023United States JaCobi Jones6-10

Most wins in lightweight title bouts

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Note: the list includes wins in bouts for lightweight titles of major promotions (UFC, ONE, Strikeforce, WEC, Bellator)
Note: the list includes both undisputed and interim champions
  Active title reign
NamePromotionTitle bout wins
1.United StatesGilbert MelendezWEC,Strikeforce10(1 WEC, 9 Strikeforce)
2.United StatesBenson HendersonWEC,UFC7(3 WEC, 4 UFC)
3.RussiaIslam MakhachevUFC5
United StatesMichael ChandlerBellator
4.United StatesB.J. PennUFC4
RussiaKhabib NurmagomedovUFC
RussiaUsman NurmagomedovBellator
United StatesEddie AlvarezBellator, UFC4(3 Bellator, 1 UFC)
5.United StatesJens PulverUFC3
PhilippinesEduard FolayangONE
United StatesGabe RuedigerWEC
BrazilHermes FrancaWEC
United StatesJamie VarnerWEC
United StatesFrankie EdgarUFC3 (+1a)
United StatesAnthony PettisWEC, UFC3(1 WEC, 2 UFC)
6.United StatesSean SherkUFC2
United StatesRob McCulloughWEC
BrazilRafael dos AnjosUFC
BrazilCharles OliveiraUFC

Most consecutive defenses of lightweight title

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NamePromotionConsecutive title defenses
1.RussiaIslam MakhachevUFC4
2.United StatesGilbert MelendezStrikeforce4
3.United StatesB.J. PennUFC3
4.United StatesFrankie EdgarUFC3
5.United StatesBenson HendersonUFC3
6.RussiaKhabib NurmagomedovUFC3

See also

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Notes

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a.^ Edgar's title defense againstGray Maynard atUFC 125 was a split draw. Edgar retained the Lightweight title. The two later rematched atUFC 136, with Edgar defeating Maynard via KO and defending his title.

References

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  1. ^"Nevada Revised Statutes: Chapter 467 - Unarmed Combat".leg.state.nv.us. Retrieved2007-02-20.
  2. ^"Unified Rules of MMA".Association of Boxing Commissions. Archived fromthe original on 2012-07-05. Retrieved2012-07-15.

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