UFC fighter rankings: Uriah Hall back in the top-10 after comeback win

Check out the latest UFC rankings update, which includes a big boost for Uriah Hall.

The latest UFC rankings are out, and of course there aren’t many changes after last week’s relatively low-profile UFC event. What does stand out is Uriah Hall’s return to the top-10, following his come-from-behind victory over Krzysztof Jotko. There are a couple of other alterations at middleweight, including Luke Rockhold going above Yoel Romero after his win over David Branch.

The full rankings can be found here.

Pound-for-Pound: Daniel Cormier flip-flopped with Cody Garbrandt, with DC now in 5th and Garbrandt in 6th. Likewise for Cris Cyborg and Michael Bisping, as the middleweight champion returns to 11th, while Cyborg is 12th.

Women’s Strawweight: Cortney Casey falls to 12th, having previously shared 11th spot with Alexa Grasso.

Flyweight: No changes

Women’s Bantamweight: Liz Carmouche drops to 11th, after being tied for 10th with Alexis Davis.

Men’s Bantamweight: No changes

Featherweight: No changes

Lightweight: No changes

Welterweight: Stephen Thompson is now in 2nd, leaving Robbie Lawler atop the contender’s list. Neil Magny is solely in 10th after he was previously tied for 9th with Santiago Ponzinibbio. Kamaru Usman rises one spot to #12, sending Dong Hyun Kim to 13th. Mike Perry replaces Tarec Saffiedine at 15th after his quick finish over Alex Reyes.

Middleweight: Luke Rockhold is now 2nd, while Yoel Romero dips to 3rd. Uriah Hall soars four spots to #10, sending Krzysztof Jotko to 12th. Thales Leites and Tim Boetsch were respectively bumped to 13th and 14th.

Light Heavyweight: Tyson Pedro goes up to 13th, one spot over Gian Villante.

Heavyweight: Junior Albini moves up to 11th over his next opponent, Andrei Arlovski.