The 10 Most Exciting MMA Championship Reigns Ever

Summary

This video from MMA On Point highlights the ten most exciting championship reigns in MMA history, showcasing fighters whose performances inside the ring were not just about victories but also about providing unforgettable entertainment to the fans. Featuring legends like Nick Diaz, Justin Gaethje, Matt Hughes, Charles Oliveira, Max Holloway, Chuck Liddell, Brock Lesnar, Fedor Emelianenko, Robbie Lawler, and Wanderlei Silva, the video celebrates their thrilling fights, remarkable comebacks, and the sheer excitement they brought to every match. It also briefly touches on the importance of mental health support for athletes, promoting BetterHelp for professional counseling services. Through thrilling recounts and analyses, the video pays tribute to these champions' spectacular runs, encapsulating the essence of what makes MMA a beloved sport.

Takeaways

• 😀 The video discusses the 10 most exciting championship reigns in MMA history
• 🥊 Nick Diaz's Strikeforce welterweight title run featured wars with Paul Daley and KJ Noons
• 💪 Justin Gaethje's WSOF lightweight title reign saw him engage in brutal brawls
• 🏆 Matt Hughes beat legends like GSP and Frank Trigg during his thrilling second UFC welterweight title run
• 👊 Charles Oliveira capped off an epic career turnaround with spectacular title defenses against Dustin Poirier and Justin Gaethje
• ⚔️ Max Holloway put on masterclass striking performances in title fights with Jose Aldo and Brian Ortega
• ❄️ Chuck Liddell's UFC light heavyweight title run helped define an era for the promotion
• 🦍 Brock Lesnar brought huge excitement during his brief but violent heavyweight title reign
• 🇷🇺 Fedor Emelianenko defended the Pride heavyweight title in all-time classics against Mirko Cro Cop and Minotauro Nogueira
• 🇧🇷 Wanderlei Silva's six-year Pride middleweight title run featured nonstop wars against legends like Rampage Jackson and Kazushi Sakuraba

Q & A

Who were some of the most exciting UFC champions mentioned in the video?

The video mentioned several exciting UFC champion reigns, including Nick Diaz, Justin Gaethje, Matt Hughes, Charles Oliveira, Max Holloway, Chuck Liddell, Brock Lesnar, and Robbie Lawler.

What made Nick Diaz's Strikeforce title reign so entertaining?

Nick Diaz had a very entertaining Strikeforce title reign with exciting one-round slugfest wins, bloody wars with high volume striking, and his iconic fight against Paul Daley which is considered one of the best single round fights ever.

How did Justin Gaethje earn his reputation as an exciting fighter?

As WSOF lightweight champion, Gaethje had a reputation as an extremely exciting fighter known for his brawling style and earning fight of the night bonuses in bloody wars against the likes of Luis Palomino.

What were some of Matt Hughes' most memorable title defenses?

Matt Hughes had very memorable title defenses against Frank Trigg in one of the most awesome come-from-behind wins ever, as well as BJ Penn to avenge an earlier loss and GSP to win the vacant title.

What made Charles Oliveira's title run so surprising?

After losing in 2017, Oliveira went on an impressive 8-fight win streak with 6 bonuses to become an unlikely title contender, then won the belt in an insane comeback against Chandler to begin an exciting reign.

Why was Max Holloway so entertaining as champion?

Max Holloway had an very high-volume, exciting striking style leading to all-action fights and record setting striking performances against elite competition during his title run.

How did Chuck Liddell help grow the popularity of UFC?

As an exciting champion with his brawling style and rivalry with Couture, Liddell was a huge star following TUF 1 and helped define and build the popularity of the UFC at that time.

What made Brock Lesnar's title run so entertaining?

Despite being short, Lesnar's title run was hugely entertaining because he was such a mega-star whose fights with Mir, Carwin and more created an electric atmosphere.

What were Robbie Lawler's most memorable title fights?

Lawler had two of the greatest title fights ever during his reign - bloody wars with Rory MacDonald and Carlos Condit that are considered two of the best UFC fights of all time.

Why was Wanderlei Silva's Pride title run so exciting?

Silva had a wildly entertaining 6-year Pride MW reign, defending rarely but fighting constantly in brawls, tournaments, and all-time classics with Sakuraba, Rampage, Arona, and more.

Outlines

00:00

😎 Nick Diaz's exciting Strikeforce welterweight title reign

Nick Diaz's run as Strikeforce welterweight champion from 2009-2010 was the peak of his career. He had exciting title defenses against KJ Noons, Evangelista Santos, Paul Daley, and Marius Zaromskis. His fights with Santos and Daley in particular were incredible wars.

05:01

😃 Justin Gaethje's action-packed WSOF lightweight title run

Justin Gaethje was the inaugural WSOF lightweight champion from 2013-2017. He had thrilling title defenses against Luis Palomino (twice), Melvin Guillard, and Nick Newell. Gaethje's aggressive style produced nonstop action and Fight of the Night performances.

10:02

😄 Matt Hughes' second UFC welterweight title run

After losing his title to BJ Penn, Matt Hughes reclaimed the UFC welterweight belt in 2004 and had an exciting run. He defended against Georges St-Pierre, Frank Trigg in an all-time classic, and BJ Penn in their rematch.

15:03

🤩 Charles Oliveira's rise to UFC lightweight gold

Charles Oliveira had an improbable run to the UFC lightweight title in 2021 at age 32. He won the belt against Michael Chandler in a wild comeback, then defended it in awesome fights with Dustin Poirier and Justin Gaethje.

😎 Max Holloway's action-packed UFC featherweight title reign

Max Holloway's title run from 2017-2019 included legendary wars with Jose Aldo (x2), Brian Ortega, and Frankie Edgar. Holloway set striking records against Ortega and his relentless pace produced highly entertaining fights.

😄 Chuck Liddell's run as UFC light heavyweight champion

Chuck Liddell was one of the UFC's biggest stars during his 2005-2007 light heavyweight title run. He had KO title defenses against Randy Couture, Jeremy Horn, and Tito Ortiz in fights that helped define the era.

😮‍💨 Brock Lesnar's heavyweight title run was short but wild

Brock Lesnar was only UFC heavyweight champion from 2008-2010, but his reign was hugely entertaining. He defended against legends like Randy Couture, Frank Mir, and Shane Carwin in chaotic, action-packed fights.

😤 Fedor Emelianenko's legendary Pride heavyweight title run

Fedor Emelianenko defended the Pride heavyweight title from 2003-2006 in all-time classics against Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira, Mirko Cro Cop, Kevin Randleman, and others. He defined an era in Japanese MMA.

😎 Robbie Lawler's legendary second UFC welterweight title run

Robbie Lawler's UFC welterweight title run from 2014-2016, 10 years after his first, produced two of the greatest welterweight fights ever against Johny Hendricks, Rory MacDonald, and Carlos Condit.

😵‍💫 Wanderlei Silva's chaotic middleweight title run in Pride FC

Wanderlei Silva's 2003-2007 run as Pride middleweight champ was total madness. He had legendary wars with Kazushi Sakuraba, Quinton Jackson (twice), Dan Henderson, and fought a who's who of legends.

Keywords

💡Championship

A championship refers to a title or status as the winner of a sports competition. Being a champion means you are the best fighter at the top of the rankings. The video discusses the most exciting championship reigns in MMA history - fighters who not only won titles but had thrilling, action-packed matches.

💡Fights

Fights refer to the MMA bouts and matches featured in the video. The focus is on championship fights that were entertaining spectacles for fans, with lots of drama, tension, back-and-forth action.

💡Title

A title in combat sports refers to a championship belt signifying you are the champion in your weight class. Holding the title means you are the top fighter. The video covers fighters who had exciting matches while they were champions.

💡Reigns

A fighter's championship reign refers to the period of time they held the title as champion. The video discusses the most thrilling and spectacular championship reigns.

💡Legend

A legend in MMA refers to an iconic fighter who had an illustrious, influential career full of memorable performances and accomplishments. Several legendary champions are featured.

💡Era

An era denotes a distinct period of time that shares a common style, theme or character. Some champions like Chuck Liddell defined the era they fought in by shaping the sport's identity.

💡Exciting

Exciting in the context of MMA refers to fights that are thrilling, action-packed spectacles with lots of drama and tension. The focus is champions who consistently had exciting fights.

💡Entertaining

Entertaining matches kept fans engaged and enthusiastic by showcasing the fighters' skills and heart through competitive drama. The champs highlighted fought to entertain.

💡Spectacular

Spectacular denotes an exceptionally thrilling display of athleticism and skill. Several featured champs finished fights in spectacular, highlight reel fashion.

💡Classic

A classic fight in MMA refers to an all-time great match considered iconic for its competitiveness, stakes, drama and memorable moments. Many champs had multiple classic fights.

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Transcripts

being the champion ensures that you're

going to be at the very top of every

card you fight on but it doesn't

guarantee your fights are going to be

entertaining for the folks who forked up

the money to see you not a problem for

today's Fighters these Champs were

excitement personified throughout their

time holding the strap and at the end of

the day isn't that what it's all about

let's talk about these awesome runs

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a massive thank you to our Channel Hall

of Famers and these are the 10 most

exciting Championship Reigns ever number

10 Nick Diaz one of the great tragedies

of this sport is that too many fans will

only ever know Nick for his less than

ideal second run in the UFC they'll

never know about his Strikeforce

welterweight Championship Reign the true

peak of his career Diaz took that title

in a one round slugfest that saw him get

dropped by by Marius zamsky only to

Rally back and get a ko. before the

first horn his first defense would be a

rematch with KJ Nunes insane volume in

this one nearly 900 strikes thrown

between the two of them a bloody and

taunting Diaz would earn the ud to

retain next Nick took on Evangelista

Cyborg and this was classic Diaz eating

leg kicks death by a th000 Cuts striking

of course shitalking all the way to the

incredible armar finish in the last

seconds of the second round such a fun

fight but the topper arguably the best

single round fight of all time was his

Banger with Paul Dy the hype for this

one was huge the bad blood was there and

these guys beat the [ __ ] out of each

other a knockdown a piece before Nick

would get the finish going in for the

kill and it's

over Diaz has made history after that

Diaz was off to the UFC thus ending his

run with the title but man what a time

that was Peak Nick number nine Justin

gatei back when the pfl was called the

wsof everybody favorite BMF was putting

on the best fights outside the UFC as

the promotions lightweight champion he

earned the inaugural strap in a 60c

brawl with Richard pesn has him against

the fence and he is in trouble pesn

trying to hang on very early here g g

has done it gaty has done it you know he

is the champion the first ever

lightweight champ next up was a game

Nick nle who he bloodied and beat down

in the second round G with the

and he's down and he's out and it's over

and G is still the champion G has

knocked out here in the his next

opponent Melvin Gard missed weight so it

was non-title but they still had a great

three round scrap next would be two of

Justin's best a pair of wars with Luis

Palomino both of which gatei would

finish insane Pace brawling leg kicks

all the stuff we loved oh he's he this

one is over it's absolutely rocked and

gatei shuts it down and still your

champion I'm not sure what the delay was

next he put away Brian Foster in a fast

and frenetic first round that saw him

win via leg kicks his final defense

before heading to the UFC would be

against Luis firmino and this would be

Justin's homerest of fights he took a

ton of damage but managed over three

rounds to destroy firmino's eye and get

the doctor stoppage dude seriously wsof

gatei was a different animal what a run

number eight Matt Hughes after a human

tractor Matt Hughes shockingly lost the

UFC Welterweight Title to BJ pen

following a record setting run with the

championship it did not take long at all

for the milit system product to get back

to the title and have a run that would

be the most exciting of his career

Hughes would take on future Legend GSP

in their first ever encounter for the

vacant title in an awesome one round

display that saw the Starstruck St

Pierre get armbarred in the closing

seconds this was followed up by the most

exciting fight of his entire career

Matt's second defense against Frank

Trigg where he iconically got racked

survived a choke attempt carried Frank

across the cage and then put him out in

one of the most awesome for minute

fights you will ever witness the country

boy was rolling and he followed that up

by stomping Joe Riggs and hoist Gracie

in back-to-back non-title bouts before

finally getting his chance to avenge his

loss to The Prodigy this instant classic

saw Hugh's wear down pin across three

rounds before earning a TKO stop not

that GSP was impressed by it or anything

but he should have been it was another

great fight Matt's time with the title

would come to an end courtesy of a head

kick by St Pierre Hughes even lost in

spectacular fashion the true Mark of an

Entertainer number seven Charles Oliva

one of the most surprising and exciting

career resurgences the sport has ever

seen is the insane run at lightweight

that the Man known as Chuck olives would

go on after losing to Paul Felder in

2017 eight fights and six performance

bonuses later the unlikeliest of Veteran

title contenders saw himself throwing

down with Mr excitement himself Michael

Chandler for the vacant UFC lightweight

title this fight is absolutely insane

even though it only lasts 5 minutes and

19 seconds Mike never let up and had

Charles on the brink of Consciousness

but somehow the Brazilian survived to

the horn and then unbelievably put

Chandler away in the first 19 seconds of

the next round a legend was born and in

his first defense he would take on

another Legend in Dustin porier after a

competitive first 10 minutes that saw

the diamond take the opening stanza and

dub Bronx take the ladder the champ

snuck on to poet's back standing and

earned himself a second title Victory be

a rear naked choke Chandler porier if he

fought Justin gatei next he'd have

defeated the fan favorite Trifecta and

that is exactly what happened after

missing weight and being stripped

Olivera cemented his place as an

all-time great by having a three-minute

war with gaii that saw him knocked down

early only to rally and score one of his

own before a beautiful rear naked choke

finish technically he wasn't the champ

anymore but it sure felt like it a

vacant title match was then set up with

the monster Islam mateev and dub Bronx

went out with a bang the former champ

did what he could but was railroaded by

the dastani and submitted in the second

round doesn't matter Olivera at that

point was fighting for gravy everything

he did before that etched his legacy in

stone number six Max Holloway with all

due respect to vul's current Reign he's

been almost too good to make this list

he's so dominant that his competition

rarely has a chance to make it a fight

of the night even if his performance is

certainly warrant bonuses but man Max

Holloway is just the embodiment of

entertainment in this sport he started

things off by earning a pointless inum

featherweight title against Anthony

Pettis but in a great fight that ended

in spectacular fashion then of course he

had his back to backs with champ Jo Aldo

earning the strap in their first

encounter that was a classic and

following that up with another awesome

scrap he finished Aldo twice and took

the best the king of Rio had to offer

and then he had his Peak Performance

against Brian Ortega setting striking

records and while it was lopsided it was

beyond exciting seeing T City somehow

survive this Onslaught by The Champ at

least until he couldn't survive it

anymore Max would take a detour for inum

lightweight gold against Dustin porier

and of course it was an instant classic

he returned to featherweight to earn his

last successful defense in a fight with

Frankie Edgar that saw insane volume

over 500 strikes thrown Max is one of

the most exciting fighters in MMA

history so it's no wonder his time with

the belt was about as exciting as it

gets he would lose the title to the

voler kicking off their Trilogy of title

bouts number five Chuck Liddell the

Iceman really was the right guy at the

right place at the right time his

Persona his fighting style and most

importantly his 2-year UFC light

heavyweight title run that kicked off

following the landmark first season of

The Ultimate Fighter of which he and

Randy Couture coached today are doing

fit checks very much helped build and

Define this very important era in the

sport when he took the title from Randy

it was their second encounter chuck had

been shockingly tko'ed the first time

the tension in the opening minutes of

their second fight you can feel it in

the air just watching it from home this

would be followed by an explosion of

violence and a KO wi Liddell's First

Defense would be against a game Jeremy

Horn who somehow survived getting

knocked down and beat down in both of

the first rounds before making it a

fight again prior to getting blinded in

the fourth he literally couldn't see so

they stopped the fight the trilogy bout

with Couture was next and man crowds for

Chuck's fights it was just a different

atmosphere after a competitive opener

Liddell would score a KO win out of

nowhere in the second to cap off his

rivalry with the natural next the Iceman

would put away hanado saal in

spectacular fashion before throwing down

in his final successful defense against

former friend Tito Ortiz Chuck hurt Tito

bad early but he somehow survived to

make it interesting until the third

where he would meet his awesome demise

to end his sport defining Reign Liddell

would try to reconcile with a ghost of

his past in Rampage Jackson who had

defeated him in Pride only to be

viciously ko'ed with a big shot in the

first round his legendary and insanely

entertaining run had come to an end

number four Brock Lesnar while Brock

Lesnar's time in the sport was very

short every second of it was insanely

entertaining and like Chuck he defined

the era he fought in the UFC threw his

giant ass to the Lions and his debut

taking on former champ Frank Mir didn't

end well for Brock but he rebounded by

steamrolling Heath Herring knowing they

had a mega star the UFC booked Lesnar to

take on Randy Couture for the

heavyweight title

nerd Randy and the Beast incarnate

delivered earning the title with a

second round finish setting up a rematch

with Mir the buildup was huge Lesnar

delivered massively in the fight itself

and even though it was a one-sided bout

the excitement and entertainment was

just off the charts he would Maul Frank

on his way to delivering the best

post-fight speech of all time Frank Mir

had a Hors shoe up his ass I pulled that

some [ __ ] out and I beat him over the

head with

it his follow-up performance against

monster Shane Carwin would be the

highlight of his career after getting

absolutely demolished in the first but

somehow surviving the onslaught Lesnar

would submit an exhausted Carwin to

retain his title in a classic that truly

solidified Brock's Legacy like many of

the other Champions on this list he lost

his title in an entertaining way break

dancing his way to a TKO loss against C

Velasquez but yeah man if you missed

this era it's almost hard to describe

how exciting Brock's rain was you truly

had to be there it was really a time in

the sport number three fed War ailon Ino

Pride FC rarely had Champions defend

their titles Fedor held the heavyweight

Crown from 2003 to 2006 but only

defended it really three times even

though he fought 15 the stoic Russian

earned the strap in a classic with

minaro noera where he dominated from the

brazilian's guard if [ __ ] was easy it

would be called Jiu-Jitsu after a pit

stop in rings to kamur editus babaj

Fedor returned to Pride for a non-title

rear naked choke victory over KAS bujaa

some Soccer Kicks on Gary Goodridge a

TKO finish of eugi Nagata and inoi

bumbay and The Last Emperor was ready

for the 2004 Pride Heavyweight Grand

Prix in the opening round he would

easily armar Mark Coleman who took the

loss incredibly

well no next he would get dumped on his

head and die at the hands of Kevin

randman before coming back to life and

somehow winning with a kamur the last

two rounds of the tournament would be

fought on the same night first fade war

made quick work of judoka nauya oawa and

then in his first ever title defense

competed yet again with minaro in the

finals the bout was shaping up to be a

classic until a head clash in the first

four minutes caused a big old cut and a

no contest the Legends would run it back

one more time later that year for the GP

and the title just like the first this

was a classic Fedor would earn the ud

and solidify his spot as the king of the

heavyweights but kickboxing Terminator

Miro crocop was on the rise so after

getting revenge on poor tooshi kosaka

emilianenko and the cop of Croatia would

Collide for the heavyweight title in one

of the greatest fights the sport has

ever had just a masterpiece of the human

chess which is mixed martial arts Fedor

would emerge Victorious and essentially

be considered the best of all time after

that he would celebrate with a pair of

hilarious follow-up fights first he put

away giant ass zul lainho in 26 seconds

and then armbarred Mark Coleman after

beating him so badly he terrified his

own children but fedor's time in Pride

as well as the promotion itself were

coming to an end and his final defense

which was meant to be against Josh

Barnett would instead be against Mark

hunt who stunned the crowd and the champ

in a very tough fight that saw mark on

top for most of it doing damage until

Fedor secured the kamora to retain his

title a final time and end his Legendary

Run in Pride number two two Robbie

Lawler just everything about Robbie

Lawler's career Resurgence a decade ago

was so awesome after 10 years away

fighting anywhere but the UFC the

ruthless one made his return tking

former Welterweight Title Contender Josh

kosek on his way in he followed that up

by head kit kooing Bobby vulker which

set up a title Eliminator against the

future of the division Rory McDonald

that to the surprise of everyone the vet

was able to defeat this got him his

first shot at Johnny Hendrick where he

would come up short for the gold in a

nailbiter it looked like the late career

Resurgence was over but no Robbie was

just warming up he knocked out Jake

Ellenberger he had a classic with Matt

Brown then he would do what puts him at

number two on this list first he took

the belt from Hendricks in a fantastic

rematch and then oh my God had two of

the best fights in the history of the

sport first it was the bloody rematch

with Rory Mack a fight largely

considered the best bout ever a more

based opinion though is that his next

one with Carlos Condit was actually even

better because it was two backto back

five round Wars they have yet to be

topped at welterweight or most anywhere

else for that matter even though it was

short and Robbie's reain would come to

an end with a vicious Tyrant Woodly KO

his brief run with the strap and the

amazing story that led up to it made for

one of the most exciting times the sport

has ever seen number one vanderlay Silva

in his six-year reign as middleweight

champion he only actually defended the

belt five times but he fought 20 and

every bit of it was [ __ ] awesome

Silva earned the title by defeating

kazushi sakuraba for a second time in a

great fight ended only due to Bandy

breaking saku's collar bone with a throw

next Sila would get a doctor stoppage

win over the diet butcher Alex OA before

giving Koshi tamura an absolute beat

down in his first defense capping it off

with a big Koo punch from there this

absolute madman would fight crocop at

heavyweight which was awesome then it

was a fast head kick finish in a

non-title against TAA iwasaki vandy's

second defense would be a wild brawl

with a very game hiramitsu kihara and

ending with his Corner tossing in the

towel next champ Silva would enter the

pride 2003 middleweight Grand Prix and

kick it off by koing his good buddy

sakuraba he would then win an all-time

classic against hio Yoshida to put

himself in the finals against Rampage

Jackson where he would win with the

nastiest barrage of knees in the history

of people fighting each other Silva

followed up the tournament win by kooing

minowa man in a minute taking us finally

to his third defense a rematch with

rampage this was a war just a legendary

back and forth that would end with Paige

going stiff to a single knee this time

next Vandy would decide to fight Mark

hunt in an open weight bout because he's

insane then it was back to middleweight

for the 2005 GP where he would

shockingly lose to Ricardo Arona in the

finals in a non-title bout so they would

run it back for the gold and it was a

close one you could definitely argue

aona won but the split would go to the

champ because he's totally out of his

mind he then entered the 2006

Heavyweight Grand Prix soccer kicked K

Vegeta's face in and then he flew too

close to the son a rematch with crocop

in the semifinal would see Vandy head

kick koed it was the first time he'd

been finished since 1998 and the first

real knockout his last Pride bout at

Pride's penultimate show would be

defending his title a final time against

Dan Henderson and he went out with a

banger the two legends were slugging the

entire time until Silva went to sleep in

the third there has never been a more

entertaining title run and there

probably never will be a massive shout

to the editor of this video Luke Taylor

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fights and they absolutely killed the

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