There are a lot of impressive records in mixed martial arts. The sport is still young compared to more mainstream sports, like football and baseball, and it is likely that most records currently held will eventually be broken.
Georges St-Pierre currently holds the record for most UFC wins at 19. A few spots down the list is Jon Jones, who currently has 15 victories in the UFC. It’s not hard to imagine 27-year-old Jones winning five more times in the UFC before he retires.
In fact, it’s hard to imagine him not winning five more fights in his career.
Records like this will one day be broken, furthered and perhaps, broken again. The controlled chaos of a mixed martial arts contest allows for some amazing things to happen, but it also gives us fluke occurrences.
And sometimes, we get both.
We are going to look at five records in MMA that are unbreakable. Unbreakable records don’t necessarily paint a picture of the apex of the sport, but they are still very impressive. Jones and Ronda Rousey are two of the sport’s best competitors. She’s the only person to win two UFC fights in under 20 seconds, which is one of many impressive stats on her resume.
MMA has gone on a wild journey in its first 22 years, and some crazy stuff has gone down. Let’s take a look at five unbreakable records that have been set.