Top 10 Most Overrated MMA Fighters
The world of MMA is a thrilling landscape filled with skilled fighters, breathtaking battles, and moments that will have you on the edge of your seat. But as you dive deeper into the combat, you might start noticing something intriguing: not all fighters are created equal. And we're not just talking about skill levels here. There's something more nuanced and perhaps even controversial at play – the notion of overrated fighters.In the world of MMA, being overrated doesn't necessarily mean a lack of talent or skill. It might mean that a fighter has been hyped up beyond their actual achievements in the ring. Maybe they've had a few solid wins but have been placed on a pedestal that doesn't quite align with their track record. It could be the media, fans, or even the promotion machine behind the fighter inflating their reputation.

Had a chance to really solidify himself as the GOAT in 2009 but blew it by choosing to duck fighters like Cain, Junior, Carwin, and the champion at the time, Brock, in the UFC. Then he went to Strikeforce, where he thought he would be safe, only to duck the champion there (Overeem), get submitted by Werdum, have his ass handed to him by Bigfoot Silva, and be KO'd by a forty-something-year-old middleweight, Dan Henderson.
Fedor is the most overrated MMA fighter I've ever seen, and his fan base is the worst, not only trying to convince others but convincing themselves as well that he is the greatest.

He was supposed to be the next big thing. He held the Dream, Strikeforce, and K1 titles. He won his first fight against Brock Lesnar. The only reason Brock isn't on the list is because he's not an MMA fighter anymore. After beating Brock, Brock retired and went back to the WWE.
Alistair would then go on to lose his next two fights via KO.

Worst stand-up ever. The only person that rivals him for that title is Jake Shields.
Brock is easily the most overrated fighter of all time.
How is an 8-3 record considered good? He also has no real skill.

Glover Teixeira is next in line for a shot at Jon Jones, but why? Who has he fought that's any good? He fought a washed-up Rampage, Ryan Bader, and James Te Huna.
Not a single top-10 guy, so why is he getting a shot at the belt?
He's just never looked too impressive against prime fighters.

Elite fighter, but nowhere near elite in the striking department. Mediocre striker, judging by UFC top 10 contender standards. Even his infamous kicks, that many consider great, are good and nothing more.
He was the undefeated Strikeforce middleweight champion, came over to the UFC, and got knocked out in his first fight.

He was the most feared fighter on The Ultimate Fighter, but once he made it to the UFC, he went 0-2.

She is one-dimensional and has been fighting tomato cans her entire career.
He was 32-2 in his MMA career, also being the Bellator Middleweight champion. He came to the UFC, and everyone thought he would be the one to beat Anderson Silva, but he lost his first fight to Tim Boetsch. Tim lost his next two after beating Lombard.
Hector then won his next fight looking great but lost his next to Yushin Okami, who recently got cut from the UFC. Hector dropped down to welterweight and KO'd Nate Marquardt, but I think he will lose his next.
He got knocked out by an old, past-his-prime Dan Henderson.
He came to the UFC on a 14-fight win streak, undefeated for 6 years. He has wins over Dan Henderson, Robbie Lawler, and Jason Miller. He won his UFC debut via split decision against Martin Kampmann, then got smashed by GSP, and in his next fight, he was KO'd by Jake Ellenberger.
He won his next four, all by decision, two split. I think he's still pretty overrated.
Some of the worst striking I've ever seen. He never looks comfortable striking.

Chris Weidman may be the UFC middleweight champion, but how did he get there? His #1 contender fight was with Mark Munoz, who is 1-2 in his last 3 fights. Then he got a lucky KO over Anderson Silva, who will probably win the rematch.
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She was most known for getting her ass beat by Ronda and her appearance. She's hot, but she won one belt and then lost it right away.
It's sad but true. She should be in the top ten.


He won a belt. Then, instead of defending it, he moved up in weight to collect another belt just so he could have two belts for pictures. Then he got one stripped because he wouldn't defend it.
He's also faking a fantasy boxing match to avoid defending his belt.
No doubt, the most overrated MMA fighter ever because of his big mouth. Also, he has zero wrestling and BJJ, and got beat by Nate Diaz, who is a damn average fighter.
He hasn't defended his belt once, yet he acts like he's the king of MMA.
Beat a washed-up BJ Penn and a washed-up Frank Shamrock...that's about it. Oh, and he refuses to fight anyone who's not a legend or champion, even though he would get killed by any top-15 fighter in any division.
He was never that good. The face of overrated!
Has he ever beaten anyone in their prime?

He fought old-aged fighters, used PEDs during his entire UFC career, and eye-poked most of his UFC opponents.
He is a cheater and is overrated.
Came into UFC juiced to the gills and took out a very shallow light heavyweight division full of old men well out of their prime.
He's a dirty fighter who cheats to win, fails drug tests, and causes trouble outside of the sport.

Chael Sonnen has talked his way into big fights. He was great at middleweight, but at light heavyweight, he has lost all his fights except against a washed-up, poor takedown defense Shogun Rua.
Chris Leben has fought fighters that had the perfect style to get knocked out by Chris in his last few fights, but he lost them all via unanimous decision.

Bas would certainly smoke the current heavyweight division if he was in his prime today.
Look at his record. Tough guy, though.
The guy was terrible! He even lost a fight to the floor once upon a time!

I'm sick of this guy's moaning! He's the biggest crybaby in MMA. An attention-seeking waster!