Featherweight - UFC/MMA
The Featherweight division has seen legendary champions. Jose Aldo dominated for years before his historic 13-second loss to Conor McGregor at UFC 194. Alexander Volkanovski then took the division to new heights with his all-around style. Max Holloway has mesmerized fans with his striking volume. Featherweights are extremely well-rounded athletes, capable of combining technical striking, effective wrestling, and cardio that allows for high-paced action throughout all five rounds.
Featherweight
Conor McGregor's victory over Jose Aldo in 13 seconds at UFC 194 remains the most iconic moment in the division: a single left punch that ended the reign of the most dominant champion in the category.
Featherweight & Lightweight
The Lightweight division (70.3 kg) is the immediate step up from Featherweight. Many Featherweight champions like Conor McGregor have sought double titles by moving up to Lightweight, where the power significantly increases. Lightweight.
FAQ - Featherweight
Why is the Featherweight division so popular?
The combination of speed and power makes for spectacular fights. Charismatic champions like McGregor, Aldo, Holloway, and Volkanovski have drawn huge fan bases.
Is there a women's Featherweight division in the UFC?
The women's Featherweight division has existed in the UFC but has always had a very limited roster. Amanda Nunes was the most notable champion, holding the title simultaneously with the Bantamweight title.
