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#3= Ronda Rousey – 6 wins
She might be gone from the UFC and the world of MMA in general now – she’s currently a fully-fledged WWE superstar who holds the WWE Raw Women’s Championship – but the shadow of Ronda Rousey still looms large over the female fighters in the UFC, particularly over the division she once reigned over with an iron fist – Bantamweight.
Rousey only fought 8 times in the UFC but during that period she made an impact on mainstream culture matched only by Conor McGregor, and she also won her first 6 fights – with none of them going the distance.
Her most impressive run was clearly the period between February 2014 and August 2015 – during this time she beat four top contenders – Sara McMann, Alexis Davis, Cat Zingano and Bethe Correia – with the longest fight going just 1:06.
‘Rowdy Ronda’ saw her career largely go up in smoke following her title loss to Holly Holm in November 2015 – she took over a year off to recover and then came back to challenge Amanda Nunes for the title that many fans saw as still hers, but was TKO’d in just 48 seconds.
Still, the fact that she managed 6 UFC wins in just over 2 years and also drew huge pay-per-view buyrates for her fights means she’ll be remembered fondly by UFC fans for years to come.
