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밴텀급 파워 순위
	RK (LR)	FIGHTER	RECORD	COMMENT
	1 (1)	도미닉 크루스	17-1-0	With all the bouncing around, Dominick Cruz admits that he can be annoying to watch, but imagine how frustrating it is to fight him. That neither Cruz or his UFC 132 foe Urijah Faber will bury the hatchet on their ongoing feud will make it a fun build-up
	2 (2)	조셉 베나비데스	14-2-0	After consecutive wins, including decisioning Ian Loveland in his Octagon debut at UFC 128, Joseph Benavidez remains a feisty out for everybody not named Cruz (whom he's lost to twice -- once decisively, once narrowly).
	3 (4)	유라이어 페이버	25-4-0	July 2 can't come fast enough for newly reinvented bantamweight Urijah Faber, who gets a chance to tamp out the flickering Cruz for a second time. That is, if he can get his hands on him.
	4 (3)	브라이언 보울스	9-1-0	His submission of Damacio Page was the right kind of comeback after losing the belt and recovering from a broken hand, but his bout with Takeya Mizugaki at UFC 132 could be a statement-maker for Bowles being next in line for a crack at his former belt.
	5 (9)	드미트리우스 존슨	9-1-0	Johnson showed some prowess both standing and in fending off submissions against the limb-hunting Torres in victory, but he also showed a lot of guts to battle through a fractured fibula after a second-round kick.
	6 (6)	스캇 조건슨	12-4-0	Before he got jacked by Cruz in the WEC's final show, Jorgensen had powered through an impressive list of five 135-ers using a motley range of striking, submissions and point-hoarding. Next up: Ken Stone.
	7 (5)	미겔 앙헬 토레스	39-4-0	Torres demonstrated elasticity and versatility in his ground game with sweeps and constant submission attempts against Demetrious Johnson, but unfortunately for him there's still work to be done scoring good, fluid, offensive jitz.
	8 (7)	브래드 피켓	20-5-0	It should have been his moment against Torres, had an injury not have kept him out of UFC 130. Pickett has fared great in the US promotions after a career in London's Cage Rage, winning three of four in the WEC.
	9 (10)	헤난 바라오	26-1-0	The 24-year-old Brazilian was supposed to meet Demetrious Johnson before the musical chairs at UFC 130 separated the pair...but after watching him dismantle Cole Escovedo for three rounds, a tussle with Mighty Mouse looks even more appetizing.
	10 (8)	미즈가키 타케야	14-5-2	Since his barrage on Masahiro Oishi in late-2008 (TKO, punches), Takeya Mizugaki has been the most consistent inconsistent fighter in the division, trading wins and losses the rest of the way. A win over Bowles on July 2 jumps his stock.
Others receiving votes: 에디 와인랜드, 마이클 맥도널드, 우에다 마사카츠

페더급 파워 순위
	RK (LR)	FIGHTER	RECORD	COMMENT
	1 (1)	조세 알도	19-1-0	His UFC 133 fight with Chad Mendes is off while he rests and heels from lingering injuries, but Jose Aldo is tops in feathers because A) he might be the most dynamic striker in MMA and B) well, he is the most dynamic striker in MMA.
	2 (3) (tie)	채드 멘데스	10-0-0	Give props to Chad Mendes for keeping busy rather than waiting out Aldo's vague recovery timetable for a title shot. Yet the UFC didn't line up a can for him in Rani Yahya, who'd love to punish Mendes for being a workaholic and steal his contention.
	2 (2) (tie)	히오키 하츠	24-4-2	Because he's never fought in America, we tend to overlook Hatsu Hioki, who just recently vacated his Shooto belt (lightweight). And now rumor has it that the "Iron Broom" might be heading to the western theater (UFC) very soon. Can you say kaboom?
	4 (5)	말론 산드로	17-2-0	Not many jiu-jitsu first blackbelts have the kind of heavy hands that Brazil's Marlon Sandro does -- or is it vice-versa? Either way, you get the gist of the type of inherent threats he brings to the cage.
	5 (4)	조 워렌	7-1-0	If there's a more grinding, relentless cage hog than the Bellator champ Warren, we're hoping he gets to fight him soon. His July 23 bout with Patricio Freire begins to look a little like something Warren could use (read: competition).
	6 (6)	디에고 누네스	16-1-0	If you look at Nunes' career arc, he began by knocking people out, then went on a run of submission victories. His last six fights have been decisions. Against 145-pound debutante Kenny Florian at UFC 131, he'll take any of the above.
	7 (8)	매니 갬부리안	11-5-0	Manny Gamburyan was stockpiling mojo for the second time in his career when he one-punched Mike Brown at WEC 48 (the first was his run on the "Ultimate Fighter 5.") Now he enters phase 3 by welcoming Tyson Griffin to the feathers.
	8 (7)	마크 호미닉	20-9-0	His gutty performance against Jose Aldo to continue with that massive hematoma was admirable, but the loss drops him a bit in the rankings with the division as contentious as it is at the top. His campaign to fight the Korean Zombie should be endorsed.
	9 (9)	더스틴 포이리에	9-1-0	Dustin Poirier's coming out party at 145 against No. 1 contender Josh Grispi was memorable as he showcased a range of knees, elbows and body shots. Yet it would be a wasted triumph if he slows down even a little against Jason Young at UFC 131.
	10 (NR)	에릭 코크	12-1-0	In his UFC debut, all the 22-year-old Eric Koch did was take home knockout of the night honors by flooring an over-matched Raphael Assuncao at UFC 128. He cracks the top ten here just in time to take on his originally scheduled opponent, Cub Swanson.
Others receiving votes: 오미가와 미치히로, 하니 야히야, 조쉬 그리스피, 장철천, 파트리시오 프레이레, 정찬성, 비비아노 페르난데스

라이트급 파워 순위
	RK (LR)	FIGHTER	RECORD	COMMENT
	1 (1)	프랭키 에드가	13-1-1	Edgar's status as the No. 1 lightweight will hold until the fall with him recovering from bulging discs/broken ribs in prepping for Gray Maynard III. What's the subtext to all this? That Edgar trains just as he fights -- that is, full-throttle.
	2 (2)	그레이 메이나드	10-0-1	Maynard hurt his knee in training camp leading up to UFC 130, but was willing to soldier on to keep his title shot. The postponement hurt, but the parallels between him and Edgar are getting spooky when they sync up their injuries.
	3 (3)	길버트 멜렌데스	19-2-0	Gilbert Melendez crushed Tatsuya Kawajiri with his long-holstered elbows and says he's ready for UFC challenges -- but that doesn't seem imminent with the announcement that KJ Noons is lurking.
	4 (4)	에디 알바레스	22-2-0	Eddie Alvarez wears an asterisk because of the pedestrian company he keeps in Bellator. Wins over Roger Huerta and Pat Curran don't pack the same punch as BJ Penn and Jim Miller, but he gets credit as much for what he's done as for what he's capable of.
	5 (5)	아오키 신야	28-5-0	The DREAM champ's submissions are as variegated as they are effective -- neck cranks, a keylock and an Achilles lock (and don't even bring up the hammerlock that broke Mizuto Hirota's arm). Against Rich Clementi last time out? Face crank.
	6 (6)	짐 밀러	20-2-0	They say a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Seems like Miller is on step 998 of his title journey. Guess what, though: He's almost there. If he beats an explosive Ben Henderson in August, Miller gets his title shot.
	7 (8)	케니 플로리안	13-5-0	Kenny Florian fought (and lost to) Sean Sherk for the vacant belt; he fought (and lost to) Penn for the undisputed title; he fought (and lost to) Maynard in an eliminator. This is why he's facing Diego Nunes in a lighter division.
	8 (NR)	클레이 구이다	29-11-0	Don't look now, but Guida is making a hard charge towards a title shot at 155 pounds where he has traditionally been a Tasmanian footnote. How? By using his wrestling to advantage again, which began happening when he hit Jackson's. Coincidence?
	9 (9)	멜빈 길라드	27-8-2	Guillard has reinvented himself at Greg Jackson's and now looks poised to make his long-rumored run in the lightweight division. A win against Shane Roller at UFC 132 could break him into top five conversation.
	10 (10)	데니스 시버	18-7-0	Siver derailed Aussie George Sotiropoulos's play at title contention with a mix of kickboxing (expected) and grit (suspected) -- but his takedown defense became a surprising masterstroke. Next victim for the German: TUF 5 alum Matt Wiman.

Others receiving votes: 제이슨 밀러, 앤소니 페티스, 벤 헨더슨, 안토니오 실바

웰터급 파워 순위
	RK (LR)	FIGHTER	RECORD	COMMENT
	1 (1)	조르주 생피에르	22-2-0	He's manhandled everybody in his way since the unfortunate Serra incident, and now he gets Strikeforce champ Nick Diaz. Here's wagering that GSP won't lose the tightly held paranoia he has towards complacency before Oct. 29.
	2 (2)	존 피치	23-3-1	The No. 2 spot is Fitch Purgatory. Three years have gone by since Fitch last finished somebody. This has been the bane of his existence, but it takes nothing away from the way he dismantles opponents. His "to do" list reads like this. Penn then GSP.
	3 (3)	닉 디아즈	25-7-0	The talks of boxing former IBF super-middleweight champion Jeff Lacy fizzled out when GSP talk got hot, and now that fight's been made. At long last. Think Diaz is planning on going as the belt-hogging Zuffa champion to his Halloween ball after?
	4 (4)	제이크 쉴즈	26-5-1	The 15-fight winning streak came to a thud at UFC 129 where most winning streaks go to die -- against St. Pierre. There's no shame in it, but that Jake Shields settled into a vague kickboxing match rather than selling out for the take down will haunt him.
	5 (5)	조쉬 코스첵	15-5-0	His loss to St. Pierre was costly in more ways than losing his footing in his title quest, as Josh Koscheck is still recovering from a broken orbital bone. He's training again, and just in time, as guys like Jake Ellenberger are calling him out.
	6 (7)	카를로스 콘딧	26-5-0	How big does his win against Rory MacDonald look now? Or how about the split decision against Jake Ellenberger? Those are fine ingredients for a title run, and a victory over Dong Hyun Kim would jump him into the proverbial mix.
	7 (8)	비제이 펜	16-7-2	B.J. Penn's fight Jon Fitch, which ended in a majority draw, was better than anybody else outside of St. Pierre had done. Their rematch is now off in the gloaming, but how Penn does going forward depends on his motivation (and right now he has plenty).
	8 (NR)	릭 스토리	13-3-0	All Rick Story did was call out Thiago Alves, get the fight and then put the smackdown on him. Now he's eagerly jumping in against Nate Marquardt in a main event. Audacious? No, confident.
	9 (10)	벤 아스크렌	8-0-0	The tyranny of Mizzou wrestling has been an obstinate grunt worker through four straight unanimous decisions in Bellator, but now that he has joined with Duke Roufus, he'll channel his inner "Ong-Bak."
	10 (NR)	제이크 엘렌버거	24-5-0	The fourth metacarpal in his violent left is healing nicely and now the collegiate D-II wrestler is jonesing for a fight. Who? Take your pick between Shields, Koscheck, Fitch or Story. Here says Kos is the name drawn from the hat.
Others receiving votes: 김동현, 티아고 알베스, 디에고 산체스

미들급 파워 순위
	RK (LR)	FIGHTER	RECORD	COMMENT
	1 (1)	앤더슨 실바	28-4-0	Anderson Silva gets the chance to avenge his loss to Yushin Okami, but that's like saying that Jon Jones is anxious to avenge his loss to Matt Hamill.
	2 (2)	체일 소닌	25-11-1	If Sonnen were on a reality show, his life would come off too fictive to make for anything other than fantastic TV. But TUF 14 goes on without him, and he'll need to wade through the debris of asterisks, footnotes and moral clauses before he returns.
	3 (3)	오카미 유신	26-5-0	Those who have pined for MMA to be a just meritocracy are pleased to see Okami finally get his shot after waiting in line for two years. The No. 3 spot is warranted after he sent Nate Marquardt packing from the middleweight division.
	4 (4)	호날도 수자	14-2-0	It seems like forever since the slick jiu-jitsu player Souza tapped Robbie Lawler (January). Now we've entered shorts and flip-flop's weather, and Jacare still checks the morning paper to see who'll be next to try and take his belt.
	5 (5)	네이트 마쿼트	31-10-2	Put Nate Marquardt in a title eliminator and you'd better make sure somebody knows how to perform the Heimlich maneuver. That's why Marquardt is trying the welterweight waters, with a rude welcome from Rick Story next.
	6 (6)	데미안 마이아	14-2-0	Everybody knows by now you don't want to hit the canvas with Demian Maia, unless you like being folded like laundry. His bout with Mark Munoz at UFC 131 will clue us in on how far the other elements are progressing.
	7 (7)	비토 벨포트	19-9-0	The perfect match-up for Belfort after eating the Anderson Silva front kick of mysterious origin is someone like his next opponent, Yoshihiro Akiyama. It's been rough sledding with the hepatitis scare, but the "Phenom" seems back on track.
	8 (9) (tie)	마이크 비스핑	21-3-0	Bisping is going about amassing victories despite (and maybe because of) the chip on his shoulder, and now he coaches opposite the "class clown" Jason Miller on TUF 14. Doesn't help him in the rankings, but might make for a few giggles.
	8 (NR) (tie)	브라이언 스탠	11-3-0	What, you don't think the world needs another proletariat superhero that doubles as a patriotic icon who just might be headed for the White House someday? Brian Stann cares what you think. He says he's two years away. We say wow.
	10 (10)	헥터 롬바드	29-2-1	He won't win any awards for his footwork in knocking out Falaniko Vitale, but those anvils are as patient as they are deadly. Ever wonder during this crazy 23-fight unbeaten streak how the yoked Lombard would fare against top-flight middleweights? Us too.
Others receiving votes: 마크 무뇨스

라이트헤비급 파워 순위
	RK (LR)	FIGHTER	RECORD	COMMENT
	1 (1)	존 존스	13-1-0	Alright, maybe it was hasty to say that Jon Jones had cleaned out the division in his title-winning fight with Mauricio Rua. But do you honestly believe Quinton Jackson stands a chance against a seven-foot wingspan that rarely misses?
	2 (2)	라샤드 에반스	15-1-1	He'll have to wait on Jones, and now he's stuck as an odds-on favorite against the dangerous Phil Davis. The cards are coming out funny from the shoe for "Suga," a Jackson ex-pat who now travels the land like the samurai Yojimbo.
	3 (3)	마우리시오 후아	19-5-0	The best remedy for Mauricio Rua after losing the belt so thoroughly to Jones is to try and avenge his previous most ugly loss to Forrest Griffin in his native Brazil.
	4 (4)	퀸튼 잭슨	32-8-0	He did what he had to do against a tough Matt Hamill at UFC 130 to win the fight, but the aftermath became "what happened to Rampage the devastating finisher?" It's quibbling, but we're a demanding public.
	5 (5)	료토 마치다	17-2-0	Yes, it was a 47-year-old that he face-kicked into retirement, but Machida's backward leaning counter-striking game is still unique. He thinks he has enough enigma to challenge Jones, and it takes restraint not to say, "aww, that's so sweet."
	6 (6)	댄 헨더슨	27-8-0	He'll fight anybody, anywhere, anytime, but Henderson gets a bucket list request in heavyweight Fedor Emelianenko next. It's a fight he's wanted since cornering Matt Lindland in 2007, when the Russian served "The Law" up over easy.
	7 (7)	포레스트 그리핀	18-6-0	Griffin will take a small head of momentum to Brazil after beating Rich Franklin in February and try to prove the first win over Rua was no fluke. Wonder if he'll do a hot disbelieving lap if he submits "Shogun" this time?
	8 (9) (tie)	필 데이비스	9-0-0	First Antonio Rogerio Nogueira on four weeks notice, and now fellow collegiate wrestler Rashad Evans, this time with a full training camp. Admit it: In the back of our collective minds, Davis is the one guy we truly see challenging Jones (some day).
	8 (8) (tie)	티아고 실바	14-2-0	It's not often you wonder about the consistency of human urine, but Thiago Silva opened up that can of worms after his dominant victory over Brandon Vera. Having altered his sample, Silva is undergoing a one-year suspension handed down by the NSAC.
	10 (10)	라이언 베이더	12-1-0	Ryan Bader is an explosive fighter with a ton of potential, and in drawing a novelty fight with Tito Ortiz, he gets the chance to help slam the door on a recognizable name. Know what else? He's stoked to put the Jon Jones thing behind him.
Others receiving votes: 안토니오 호제리오 노게이라, 무하메드 라왈

헤비급 파워 순위
	RK (LR)	FIGHTER	RECORD	COMMENT
	1 (1)	케인 벨라스케즈	9-0-0	It's not that Cain Velasquez has beaten everyone that's been put in his path, it's the nature of the thing -- eight of his nine victories have been by TKO or KO. Think Dave Camarillo, his jiu-jitsu coach, feels slighted?
	2 (2)	주니오르 도스 산토스	12-1-0	He and Lesnar kept things remarkable civil through their time on TUF 13, which made the news of Lesnar having to back out of the fight sting just a little less. Now he gets Carwin, and the cliche seems real in this case -- head's are going to roll.
	3 (3)	브록 레스너	5-2-0	It's an unfortunate turn of events, but what's important is that Lesnar takes care of himself as he recovers from surgery. It's a godspeed proposition, and when the time comes there's a strong hunch that Frank Mir will throw him a welcome back party.
	4 (5)	셰인 카윈	12-1-0	As for fighting Junior dos Santos instead of cushy gig of Jon Olav Einemo at UFC 131, Carwin's made his peace with it. Besides, he's stood in there against everything from Lesnar to lactic acidosis in his last showing at UFC 116 (where he went 1-1).
	5 (4)	파브리시오 베우둠	14-4-1	It seems like ages ago that Werdum shocked the world as a 5-to-1 underdog by submitting Fedor. He won't find as long of odds against Alistair Overeem, whom he beat in '06, but it will still serve as a sort of demystification if he wins.
	6 (6)	알리스타 오브레임	34-11-0	How many fighters haven't seen the second round of a fight through nine bouts (all wins) over the course of three-and-a-half years? Alistair Overeem is a behemoth, and he'll be making only his fifth cage appearance in the States against Werdum.
	7 (7)	안토니오 실바	16-2-0	Antonio Silva looks markedly better every time we seen him, and his thrashing of Fedor Emelianenko was just the tip of the iceberg. Think he has much interest in the Overeem/Werdum fight on June 18? Dude's licking his chops.
	8 (8)	프랭크 미어	15-5-0	A win is a win -- and pocketing a quarter of a million dollars in purse money feels like 250,000 wins -- but between his sludgy decision against Roy Nelson and the abomination against Mirko Filipovic, Mir might be losing some marketability.
	9 (9)	에밀리아넨코 효도르	31-3-0	We talk about Emelianenko in terms of old age, but he's only 34. Compared to Dan Henderson (40), his next opponent, Fedor's a whippersnapper. Hendo will accept Fedor on his own terms, which means we'll need to close the drapes as this one gets ugly.
	10 (NR)	브렌든 샤우브	8-1-0	Schaub is a masochistic big man who likes to know he's been in a fight. After his win against Mirko Filipovic at UFC 128, he smiled through the blood. Now he's got his wish of fighting Big Nog in Brazil. It's sadistic, really, but he's on the rise.
Others receiving votes: 세르게이 하리토노프, 조쉬 바넷

Pound-for-pound 파워 순위
	RK (LR)	FIGHTER	RECORD	COMMENT
	1 (1)	앤더슨 실바  Middleweight	28-4-0	The front kick he landed on Vitor Belfort was just one wild highlight in a career full of wild highlights including the epic come back against Chael Sonnen, or the Matrix movements he showed Forrest Griffin. What's in store for Okami?
	2 (2)	조르주 생피에르  Welterweight	22-2-0	Not always finishing fights yet fighting smart en route to one-sided victories against guys with block-long winning streaks is still novel. Nick Diaz hasn't lost since 2007, and he fights incautiously. Something's got to give on Oct. 29 when they meet.
	3 (3)	존 존스  Light Heavyweight	13-1-0	His rise has been meteoric despite the UFC's initial intentions of bringing him up slowly. Now Jones is the champion and has yet to dish a weakness for opposition to stake their hopes on. Put him against anybody right now at 205 and he's a big favorite.
	4 (4)	조세 알도  Featherweight	19-1-0	Aldo is taking a little time off to rest and heal after defending the featherweight strap against Mark Hominick -- but he's been so dominant for so long, it's hard to imagine Chad Mendes (or anybody, really) striking much fear in his heart.
	5 (5)	프랭키 에드가  Lightweight	13-1-1	Edgar beat B.J. Penn as a 5-to-1 underdog. Sensing an aberration, the two were pitted again and Edgar beat Penn more convincingly. He came back from heavy weather against Gray Maynard in the first round to force an improbable draw. Can't teach that.
	6 (6)	도미닉 크루스  Bantamweight	17-1-0	If the UFC were to make title fights 10 rounds long, Dominick Cruz would never notice. Winner of eight fights in a row and incurring very little damage in the process, there's something apt about the "Dominator" handle.
	7 (7)	케인 벨라스케즈  Heavyweight	9-0-0	There are vastly intriguing fights ahead of him, but with Cain Velasquez's wrestling base, heavy hands and that knack to wreck dudes on the ground, it'll be a pick your poison proposition for all comers. Will there be ring rust after the long layoff?
	8 (8)	길버트 멜렌데스  Lightweight	19-2-0	He's not going to get the UFC's top guns straight off, but when he does the lightweights over there will have their hands full. El Nino fired his elbows at Tatsuya Kawajiri as if making up for lost time, and he'd love to roll them out again for KJ Noons.
	9 (9)	존 피치  Welterweight	23-3-1	He is MMA's Sisyphus, but Jon Fitch's quest for another title shot can't be ignored forever. The day that he finishes an opponent they will sell out of champagne in San Jose.
	10 (10)	그레이 메이나드  Lightweight	10-0-1	It's been a steady ascension for Gray Maynard, who was very close to derailing the Frankie Edgar era before it had a chance to truly get started. The good news is he gets another crack at it. Then maybe he can see about Anthony Pettis.
Others receiving votes: 에디 알바레스, 닉 디아즈, 마우리시오 후아, 라샤드 에반스, 비제이 펜

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