Most win streaks snapped in UFC history

What counts. A win streak is a run of consecutive UFC bouts the fighter won, counted exactly as on the longest win streaks record book. Anything that is not a win ends a streak: a loss, a draw, a no contest, an overturned result. A streak counts as snapped only by a loss. Where one stopped on a draw, a no contest or an overturned result nobody ended it, so nobody is credited and it is not listed. Only UFC bouts are counted: wins in other promotions are not part of any streak here. The floor. Only streaks of 5 or more straight wins are counted, and only fighters who ended at least 2 of them are ranked. Beating someone who had won one or two in a row is not a feat; 5 is where the run starts to mean something. 230 UFC losses ended a streak that long; 51 fighters ended 2 or more of them. On the full record every fighter who ever beat an unbeaten-in-a-row opponent is a snapper, so the floor is what keeps this a ranking. Ties. Fighters with the same count are ordered by the longest streak they ended, then by who ended their first one earliest. A name the official record shares between two different fighters, or that our roster holds more than once, is left out of every page in this family, because a total under it could be two people added together. 20 streak endings were left out for that reason. Check us. Every streak ended is also a row on the biggest win streaks snapped where it is long enough, and each name links that fighter's own page.