Who has the most finishes in UFC history?

Last Modified Apr 3, 2024 05:46 GMT
Most Finishes In UFC History
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Charles Oliveira, also known by his nickname "Do Bronx," was born on October 17, 1989, in Brazil and has had a remarkable career as a professional mixed martial artist. With a strong background in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Oliveira transitioned to MMA in 2007 after achieving success in various championship titles in his martial arts discipline. His professional record stands at 34 wins, 9 losses, and 1 no-contest (34-9-0 (1NC)).

In the UFC's Lightweight division (155 lbs), Oliveira has proved his championship caliber by becoming a former UFC Lightweight Champion. He holds several impressive records within the organization, including the most submission wins with 16 and the most finishes with 19.

Currently ranked #1 in the UFC lightweight rankings, Oliveira is recognized as one of the division's top competitors. Furthermore, he holds the No.7 spot in the UFC men's pound-for-pound rankings. The former champ is now gearing up to face Arman Tsarukyan at UFC 300, set to take place on April 13, 2024.

Most finishes in UFC history

Charles Oliveira holds the record for the most finishes in UFC history with 20 finishes to his name. These finishes include both knockouts (KO/TKO) and submissions.

Do Bronx’s submission game is particularly noteworthy, with 16 submission wins to his credit. Whether it’s a slick rear-naked choke or a bone-crushing armbar, Oliveira’s ground skills are second to none. He has submitted fierce competitors like Justin Gaethje and Dustin Poirier.

But Oliveira isn’t just a submission specialist. He also boasts 4 KO/TKO wins, demonstrating his striking prowess. His lightning-fast hands and devastating kicks have sent many opponents crashing to the canvas. Some fighters that Oliveira knocked out include Michael Chandler and Beneil Dariush.

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Who gave Charles Oliveira his black belt?

Charles Oliveira attained his black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu from two notable instructors: Ericson Cardoso and Jorge "Macaco" Patino. Cardoso and Patino both recognized Oliveira's mastery of the art of Brazilian jiu-jitsu and awarded him the prestigious black belt.

Last Updated On April 3, 2024

FAQs

A. Oliveira holds the UFC record for the most finishes in the promotion (20).

A. Charles Oliveira holds a record of 34 wins, 9 losses, and 1 no-contest (34-9-0 (1NC)).

A. Charles Oliveira made his UFC debut on August 1, 2010, against Darren Elkins.

A. Charles Oliveira was awarded a black belt for his proficiency in BJJ by Ericson Cardoso and Jorge Patino.

A. Charles Oliveira is 34 years old as of April 2024.

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