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#6 Ikuhisa Minowa: 113
Many would remember Minowa from his PRIDE days, during which the Japenese fighter faced some of the biggest names of the generation in Mirko Cro Cop, Wanderlei Silva, and Quintin Jackson.
Holding a respectable record of 63-42-8, the former DREAM Openweight Grand Prix Champion last stepped inside the cage in September 2017 and defeated Dong Sik Yoon via TKO for ROAD FC.
Like most Japenese combat athletes, Minowa has turned his attention to pro wrestling and works for the legendary Antonio Inoki's promotion IGF.
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