MMA rankings by fighter

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While the biggest shows took the weekend off, five FIGHT! Rankings qualifying fight cards took place between Thurs. and Sat.

When all the fights were in the book there was lots of movement in FIGHT!'s rankings, though most of it took place at lightweight.

Full results for Bellator 28, as well as analysis on the impact the fights had on our rankings.

TPF showcases lighter weight classes, develops talent for larger shows, and provides opportunities for guys who falter on bigger stages.

After getting controlled early, Joe Warren took the belt in impressive fashion and took a top-five spot in FIGHT!'s rankings.

Nearly every fighter stepped into the Octagon on Saturday with an established ranking, and some of those who didn’t left with one.

Bellator's season three tournaments continued last night in Kansas City and five more fighters entered FIGHT! Magazine's ranking system.

Jorge Santiago retained his Sengoku Middleweight Championship, Hatsu Hioki held on to his top-20 ranking, and Nick Thomson continued his skid last night in Japan.

Bellator logged more fights in its heavyweight and women's flyweight tournaments last night.