Greatest UFC Flyweight Title Fights

Kara-France made the interim-title fight increasingly close before Moreno landed a perfectly timed body kick and finished the follow-up.

Figueiredo used calf kicks, counters and timely knockdowns to reclaim the title in another close five-round meeting with Moreno.

Figueiredo and Moreno fought at a furious pace for five rounds only three weeks after previous bouts. The draw began the division’s defining rivalry.

Twenty-five minutes of combinations, takedowns and reversals ended in a split decision for Pantoja. Neither man could create comfortable separation.

Dodson dropped Johnson early with a fast left hand, forcing the champion to adjust through clinch work and pace before taking control.

Erceg entered as an unfamiliar challenger and pushed Pantoja through five competitive rounds in Brazil. Late takedowns protected the champion’s decision.

Figueiredo hurt Benavidez immediately, cycled through submission attempts and secured the finish before the first round ended. The performance was terrifyingly complete.

Johnson dominated before converting a suplex into a mid-air armbar. The finish remains the most inventive moment of his eleven-defense reign.

Moreno outboxed, outwrestled and submitted the champion without losing a round. The performance turned a close rivalry into a breakthrough title win.

Cejudo used takedowns and pressure to edge a split decision over Johnson, ending the longest title reign in UFC history by the narrowest margin.