To become a UFC champion, you either need to be a complete fighter who can dominate a fight in all areas or a specialist that is so good in one aspect of MMA that he can completely dictate that the fight takes place on his terms.
While the latter type of champion is fun to watch, it’s the former that is able to create a legacy and enter the best of all-time discussion.
The majority of the current champions are great all-around fighters who have a wide variety of weapons at their disposal that they are able to use in any given fight.
But despite the fact that the current crop of champions is as well-rounded as any in UFC history, perfection isn’t a quality any athlete possesses, and every member of the UFC’s elite group still has a few holes in their game.