Mixed martial arts: UFC, Bellator and PFL

Sources and coverage

Where the bouts come from, and what we know we have not read.

How the rating is computed

The data

Wikipedia, read through the MediaWiki API.

Each page carries a revision number: it is what says whether an edition changed since the last read, hence what has to be reread. 1,207 editions are tracked.

Licence and attribution

Up to datelast bout 2 weeks ago13 incomplete editionsDetail
Source checked
6 November 2026 at 17:107 days ago
Last known bout
31 October 20262 weeks ago
Ranking published
6 November 2026 at 17:107 days ago

Method

These three dates are never conflated: a source checked ten minutes ago may have published nothing for weeks.

The scope

Every bout of the UFC, Bellator and the PFL, from UFC 1 in 1993.

The events behind it

What feeds this ranking, and how much of each is actually in it. The count is on the bouts stored, not on what we look for: tracking a competition does not mean the source has published its editions.

CompetitionYearsEditionsbouts
UFC1993–20267897,899
PFL2012–20261581,507
Bellator2009–20242372,458

3 events, 11,864 bouts.

What we know we have not read

0.99%
incomplete editions
12 of 1,207 editions tracked
0.18%
bouts missing from the computation
24 of 13,378 bouts known
0.25%
editions published in part
3 of 1,207 editions tracked
0.03%
bouts the source never published
4 of 13,378 bouts known

Gaps come from what the source does not publish: of a large draw, it does not always detail every preliminary round. They are not guessed: in a knockout tournament, every entrant but the winner loses exactly once, and an unbeaten fighter who did not win the tournament signals a missing bout. An edition published in part is a third thing again, and the one nothing here can close: the source carries the closing rounds and has never written down the ones before them. Those editions were read to their last published match. They are counted apart because the figure above measures what is left for us to read, and this is not that.