Jim Miller (left) and Andrei Arovski (right) lead the list of most fights in the UFC. Photograph. Reproduction/Instagram
As the world celebrates Labor Day, in UFC, the toil translates into sweat, blood and tears inside the Octagon. They are the fighters who put their bodies to the test, day after day, in search of glory and livelihood.
To honor these warriors, nothing more fair than highlighting those who have dedicated themselves the most throughout the organization’s history, stepping into the cage more times than anyone else.
At the top of the podium, with 44 fights, is the tireless Jim Miller. A veteran of the lightweight category (up to 70.3kg), the North American personifies perseverance, having surpassed himself at various points in his career, such as when he returned after a series of injuries and defeats.
In second place, with 41 fights, the imposing figure of the former heavyweight champion (up to 120.2kg) emerges. Andrei Arlovski. The Belarusian, known for his brute strength and devastating knockouts, has carved his name among the greatest workers in the world. UFC.
Completing the podium, with 38 fights, is Clay Guida. The ‘Carpenter’, a specialist in wrestling and ground and pound, collects fans for his determination and determination.
More than numbers on Labor Day
The list of UFC’s biggest workers goes beyond the top three. Names like Rafael dos Anjos, Jeremy Stephens, Charles do Bronx It is Demian Maia They are also among the most experienced in the organization, with more than 30 fights each. Each one with their own story of overcoming, dedication and love for the sport.
More than numbers on a scoreboard, these fighters represent the essence of Labor Day. They are examples that, with persistence and hard work, it is possible to achieve great things, even in the most arduous challenges.
