The allusive UFC heavy weight championship belt has changed hands many times in the recent years. The current holder is Cain Velasquez, a collegiate wrestler who has since turned to MMA. Let’s see how long the belt can stay in one place. 1. Cain Velasquez (11-1) Velasquez looked dominate and unstopped in his rematch with…

~ (1)Anderson Silva (33-4) ~ He is arguably the greatest mixed martial artist of all time and the king of the UFC middleweight division. Silva has broken so many records in the UFC and has secured himself a spot in the UFC hall of fame someday. Silva will face the dominant middleweight, Chris Weidman at UFC…

~ (1)Georges St. Pierre (24-2) ~ Since winning the interim UFC welterweight champion at UFC 79 by defeating Matt Hughes via submission (armbar), GSP made it official when he crushed Matt Serra at UFC 83 winning via TKO (knee’s to the body). He has successfully defended his title 8x. GSP will always be remembered as…

~ (1)Benson Henderson (18-2) ~ Henderson had two very close competitive bouts with former lightweight champion, Frankie Edgar, each time edging out the decision. Henderson looked indestructible in his most recent bout against title contender Nate Diaz. After that shutout victory, it left many fans to wonder who was next for Henderson. After the fall…

~ (1)Jose Aldo (22-1) ~ This man has been popping up on just about everyone’s P4P list. Aldo is currently the undisputed UFC featherweight champion. Boasting a fifteen fight win streak and recently beating Frankie Edgar, who was dominant in the weight class above him, left many to wonder who would be able to challenge…

~ (1)Renan Barao (30-1, 1 NC) ~ He is currently the interim UFC bantamweight champion. Barao’s record speaks for itself. He has won 20 straight fights since his NC and hasn’t actually lost an MMA fight since his first professional fight. Barao is scheduled to face Eddie Wineland next at UFC 161. ~ (2)Dominick Cruz (19-1) ~…

~ (1)Demetrious Johnson (17-2-1) ~ Arguably, he is the fastest man in the UFC. He recently proved that against John Dodson when the two went to war in a highly fast paced battle that left Johnson the reigning defending champion due to his seemingly better cardio. Johnson continued his insane pace later in the rounds…

Jose Aldo has been running this division since it’s inception in the UFC. The next man that has his chance to dethrone the champ, isn’t even a current featherweight, and therefore won’t even make this list. There are others like Ricardo Lamas and Chan Sun Jung that should be next in line, but instead they…

With the mini welterweight tournament wrapped up after UFC 158, Georges St Pierre is still crushing it at the top of the mountain. Sure he’s been simply out pointing the opposition since 2009, and vicariously has lost the reputation of a brutal finisher, he once had. But look at his record. He’s been outpointing the…