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Rank Athlete Country Organisation Gender Type Division Point 1 Ramazan Gitinov Bahrain Bahrain MMAF Male Senior Welterweight 1968.0 2 pasha kharkhachaev Bahrain Bahrain MMAF Male Senior Super Heavyweight 1850.0 3 Michelle Montague New Zealand New Zealand MMAF Female Senior Featherweight 1703.0 4 Bagdat Zhubanysh Kazakhstan KZMMAF Male Senior Strawweight 1621.0 5 Bianca Antman Sweden Sweden MMAF Female Senior Flyweight 1475.0 6 Murtaza Talha Ali Bahrain Bahrain MMAF Male Senior Light Heavyweight 1454.0 7 Bezhan Mahmudi Sweden Sweden MMAF Female Senior Atomweight 1391.0 8 Ata Atdayev Ukraine MMAF Ukraine Male Senior Flyweight 1257.0 9 Anastasiya Svetkivska Ukraine MMAF Ukraine Female Senior Strawweight 1213.0 10 Guangmei Han China MMA Department of Chinese Boxing Federation Female Senior Bantamweight 1193.0 11 Magomed Gadzhiiasulov Bahrain Bahrain MMAF Male Senior Light Heavyweight 1124.0 12 Olivia Ukmar Australia IMMAF of Australia Female Senior Strawweight 1122.0 13 Gadzhimurad Bagaudinov Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Heavyweight 1113.0 14 Axel Sola France CFMMA Male Senior Middleweight 1066.0 15 Shamil Gaziev Bahrain Bahrain MMAF Male Senior Heavyweight 983.0 16 Ryan Spillane Ireland IMMAA Male Senior Heavyweight 976.0 17 Murad Umachiev Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Lightweight 964.0 17 Gadzhimurad Zavaev Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Bantamweight 964.0 17 Gazimurad Magomedov Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Middleweight 964.0 17 Ahmed Gazimagomedov Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Featherweight 964.0 18 Sabrina Laurentina De Sousa Bahrain Bahrain MMAF Female Senior Featherweight 932.0 19 Israel Galvan United States UMMAF Male Senior Flyweight 851.0 20 Mohammed Almuamari Bahrain Bahrain MMAF Male Senior Flyweight 849.0 21 Jasmine Favero Italy FIGMMA Female Senior Featherweight 829.0 22 Ayan Tursyn Kazakhstan KZMMAF Female Senior Atomweight 819.0 23 Elaman Shalkimbekov Kazakhstan KZMMAF Male Senior Featherweight 783.0 24 Nina Back Sweden Sweden MMAF Female Senior Strawweight 771.0 25 Jenni Kivioja Finland Finland MMAF Female Senior Lightweight 716.0 26 Daria Samchik Ukraine MMAF Ukraine Female Senior Strawweight 686.0 27 Islam Bagomedov Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Welterweight 682.0 28 Rassul Khatayev Kazakhstan KZMMAF Male Senior Super Heavyweight 667.0 29 Magomed Idrisov Bahrain Bahrain MMAF Male Senior Bantamweight 659.0 30 Ruslan Satiev Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Flyweight 650.0 31 Omaraskhab Yusupov Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Lightweight 646.0 32 Magomed Shakhrudinov Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Light Heavyweight 634.0 33 Iusup Magomedov Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Middleweight 612.0 33 Djamaludin Aliev Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Bantamweight 612.0 33 Zagid Gaidarov Bahrain Bahrain MMAF Male Senior Middleweight 612.0 34 Magdalena Czaban Poland MMA Polska Stowarzyszenie Female Senior Atomweight 603.0 35 Mel Webster New Zealand New Zealand MMAF Female Senior Lightweight 601.0 36 Shauna Bannon Ireland IMMAA Female Senior Bantamweight 581.0 37 Mansur Magomedov Bahrain Bahrain MMAF Male Senior Flyweight 580.0 37 Shamil Kuramagomedov Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Heavyweight 580.0 38 Colby Thicknesse Australia IMMAF of Australia Male Senior Featherweight 562.0 39 Hannah Dawson New Zealand New Zealand MMAF Female Senior Flyweight 548.0 39 Sagyn Kazbek Kazakhstan KZMMAF Male Senior Strawweight 548.0 40 Hakaraia Wilson New Zealand New Zealand MMAF Male Senior Middleweight 542.0 40 Muhammad Mokaev United Kingdom EMMAA English Mixed Martial Arts Association Male Senior Bantamweight 542.0 41 Alish Smith Australia IMMAF of Australia Female Senior Bantamweight 540.0 42 Shamil Gimbatov Bahrain Bahrain MMAF Male Senior Welterweight 532.0 43 Delyan Georgiev Bulgaria Bulgarian MMA Federation Male Senior Featherweight 528.0 44 Jordan Thomas Australia IMMAF of Australia Male Senior Lightweight 526.0 44 Troy Fumo Australia IMMAF of Australia Male Senior Flyweight 526.0 45 Jesse Wenzlick Australia IMMAF of Australia Female Senior Bantamweight 522.0 45 Hiro Lemaire French Polynesia Polynesian Federation of Wrestling and Associated Disciplines Male Senior Super Heavyweight 522.0 46 lee hammond Ireland IMMAA Male Senior Lightweight 513.0 47 DZHAMAL MEDZHIDOV Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Middleweight 482.0 48 Olzhas Moldagaliyev Kazakhstan KZMMAF Male Senior Bantamweight 481.0 49 Colleen Augustin Malaysia Malaysia MMAA Female Senior Strawweight 471.0 50 SHARAPUDIN MAGOMEDOV Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Bantamweight 466.0 50 LaNeisha Vinson United States UMMAF Female Senior Bantamweight 466.0 51 Raluca Dinescu Romania Romania Kempo & MMA Female Senior Strawweight 450.0 51 Alexandra Kovacs Hungary HMMAF Female Senior Flyweight 450.0 52 Talor Wetere New Zealand New Zealand MMAF Male Senior Welterweight 444.0 53 Julia Dorny Germany GEMMAF Female Senior Featherweight 434.0 53 Gase Sanita New Zealand New Zealand MMAF Female Senior Featherweight 434.0 54 Abdulmanap Magomedov Bahrain Bahrain MMAF Male Senior Featherweight 428.0 55 Corey Reeves Australia IMMAF of Australia Male Senior Welterweight 423.0 56 Viktoriya Dudakova Russia Russian MMA Union Female Senior Flyweight 417.0 57 Enrique Hecher Sosa Spain Felucha Male Senior Featherweight 411.0 58 Abdulla Mubarak Bahrain Bahrain MMAF Male Senior Bantamweight 394.0 59 Dastan Amangeldy Kazakhstan KZMMAF Male Senior Bantamweight 389.0 60 Nadia Vera Mexico Federacion de Artes Marciales Mixtas Mexico Female Senior Strawweight 381.0 61 Patrick Best Australia IMMAF of Australia Male Senior Light Heavyweight 358.0 62 Oliver Schmid New Zealand New Zealand MMAF Male Senior Lightweight 343.0 63 Dylan Thompson United Kingdom EMMAA English Mixed Martial Arts Association Male Senior Featherweight 342.0 64 Anatoliy Zolotykh Kazakhstan KZMMAF Male Senior Featherweight 339.0 65 Jakub Tichota Czech Republic Czech MMA Federation Male Senior Lightweight 329.0 66 Dane Alchin Australia IMMAF of Australia Male Senior Heavyweight 326.0 66 Loni Doyle Filimoehala Australia IMMAF of Australia Male Senior Middleweight 326.0 67 Zubair Gadzhiev Bahrain Bahrain MMAF Male Senior Lightweight 323.0 68 Rosemarie McAuslin New Zealand New Zealand MMAF Female Senior Bantamweight 322.0 69 Marko Sarasjärvi Finland Finland MMAF Male Senior Lightweight 321.0 70 Chaddad Alexandre Lebanon Lebanon MMAF Male Senior Heavyweight 320.0 71 Aidyn Tolepbayev Kazakhstan KZMMAF Male Senior Welterweight 317.0 72 Eduard Kexel Germany GEMMAF Male Senior Featherweight 311.0 73 Janika Antinmaa Antinmaa Finland Finland MMAF Female Senior Flyweight 310.0 73 Hamza Zrira Bahrain Bahrain MMAF Male Senior Bantamweight 310.0 74 Cody Barnwell Australia IMMAF of Australia Male Senior Welterweight 307.0 75 Andreas Berg Sweden Sweden MMAF Male Senior Middleweight 306.0 75 Cherfi Adil France CFMMA Male Senior Strawweight 306.0 76 Ebrahim Darwish Bahrain Bahrain MMAF Male Senior Flyweight 303.0 77 Corey Barrett New Zealand New Zealand MMAF Male Senior Super Heavyweight 302.0 77 Jess Bradley New Zealand New Zealand MMAF Female Senior Bantamweight 302.0 78 SALAMAT ISBULAEV Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Lightweight 301.0 79 Nicole Geraldo Mexico Federacion de Artes Marciales Mixtas Mexico Female Senior Atomweight 297.0 79 Sandra Meneses Sweden Sweden MMAF Female Senior Lightweight 297.0 80 IGOR GLAZKOV Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Light Heavyweight 291.0 80 MAGOMEDKHABIB UMAROV Russia Russian MMA Union Male Junior Jr Middleweight 291.0 81 Bulgaru Daniela Mihaela Romania Romania Kempo & MMA Female Senior Bantamweight 290.0 81 Ruslan Shidakov Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Light Heavyweight 290.0 82 Jonathan Muamba Mexico Federacion de Artes Marciales Mixtas Mexico Male Senior Light Heavyweight 285.0 83 Madi Dosmukhametov Kazakhstan KZMMAF Male Senior Middleweight 281.0 83 Mauricio Rios Mexico Federacion de Artes Marciales Mixtas Mexico Male Junior Jr Featherweight 281.0 83 CHAMBEAU ROUSSEAU ESTELLE France CFMMA Female Senior Bantamweight 281.0 83 Ismael Zamora Mexico Federacion de Artes Marciales Mixtas Mexico Male Junior Jr Bantamweight 281.0 84 PEACE NGUPHANE South Africa Mixed Martial Arts South Africa Male Senior Welterweight 275.0 85 Oksana Pashkova Ukraine MMAF Ukraine Female Senior Atomweight 274.0 85 Roman Syrkin Ukraine MMAF Ukraine Male Senior Strawweight 274.0 86 Jaroslav Hrdlicka Czech Republic Czech MMA Federation Male Senior Lightweight 273.0 87 Jett Grande Canada Canadian Combat Alliance Male Senior Middleweight 272.0 88 Yessica Ortega Mexico Federacion de Artes Marciales Mixtas Mexico Female Senior Bantamweight 265.0 88 Prashanth Guda New Zealand New Zealand MMAF Male Senior Bantamweight 265.0 88 Lashawn Sladden Trinidad And Tobago Trinidad & Tobago MMA Federation Male Senior Light Heavyweight 265.0 88 Ceileigh Niedermayr South Africa Mixed Martial Arts South Africa Female Senior Flyweight 265.0 88 Eliezer Kubanza Democratic Republic Of The Congo DR Congo MMA Federation Male Senior Middleweight 265.0 89 Amber Thompson Australia IMMAF of Australia Female Senior Bantamweight 263.0 90 Yrsa Sandin Sweden Sweden MMAF Female Senior Lightweight 261.0 90 MAGOMED ALIEV Russia Russian MMA Union Male Senior Strawweight 261.0 90 Talshyn Zhumatayeva Kazakhstan KZMMAF Female Junior Jr Lightweight 261.0 90 Marc Lelievre New Zealand New Zealand MMAF Male Senior Light Heavyweight 261.0 90 Kirsten Chananie South Africa Mixed Martial Arts South Africa Female Senior Featherweight 261.0 91 Polina Kobzeva Russia Russian MMA Union Female Senior Welterweight
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