With Ilia Topuria becoming the 10th fighter to join UFC's two-division title club, the time is come to put together a ranking of who did it best.

Winning a UFC title usually stands as the pinnacle of any fighter’s career, and so it makes sense that anyone who manages to become a titleholder in two weight classes is considered a legend.

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Dustin Poirier's career is illustrated by violence, honor and perseverance. Poirier pushed the elite to the limit and only ...

After months of waiting for Jon Jones, Tom Aspinall was promoted to undisputed UFC heavyweight champion following Jones’s ...

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The UFC is adding a massive fighter to its roster in the form of former two-division champion for the ONE Championship, Reinier de Ridder.

With Ilia Topuria becoming the 10th fighter to join UFC's two-division title club, the time is come to put together a ranking of who did it best.