Official MMA Standard Rankings - 9/13/2013

Heavy
1.  Cain Velasquez  (200)
2.  Daniel Cormier  (173)
3.  Junior Dos Santos  (167)
4.  Fabricio Werdum  (140)
5.  Antonio Silva  (107)
6.  Travis Browne  (87)
7.  Josh Barnett  (80)
8.  Stipe Miocic  (60)
9.  Mark Hunt  (47)
10.  Alistair Overeem  (33)



Light Heavy
1.  Jon Jones  (200)
2.  Alexander Gustafsson  (180)
3.  Phil Davis  (147)
4.  Glover Teixeira  (113)
5.  Lyoto Machida  (113)
6.  Chael Sonnen  (107)
7.  Antonio Rogerio Nogueira  (73)
8.  Rashad Evans  (67)
9.  Mauricio Rua  (53)
10.  Dan Henderson  (27)


Middle
1.  Chris Weidman  (200)
2.  Vitor Belfort  (167)
3.  Anderson Silva  (153)
4.  Michael Bisping  (147)
5.  Ronaldo Souza  (100)
6.  Constantinos Philippou  (87)
7.  Mark Munoz  (73)
8.  Luke Rockhold  (67)
9.  Yushin Okami  (40)
10.  Tim Boestch  (33)


Welter
1.  Georges St. Pierre  (200)
2.  Johny Hendricks  (180)
3.  Carlos Condit  (147)
4.  Rory MacDonald  (140)
5.  Demian Maia  (107)
6.  Jake Ellenberger  (80)
7.  Martin Kampmann  (60)
8.  Dong Hyun Kim  (53)
9.  Josh Burkman  (53)
10.  Matt Brown  (40)


Light
1.  Anthony Pettis  (200)
2.  Gilbert Melendez  (173)
3.  Benson Henderson  (153)
4.  Josh Thomson  (140)
5.  T.J. Grant  (127)
6.  Nate Diaz  (80)
7.  Michael Chandler  (53)
8.  Gray Maynard  (47)
9.  Rafael Dos Anjos  (40)
10.  Eddie Alvarez  (33)


Feather
1.  Jose Aldo  (200)
2.  Chad Mendes  (180)
3.  Chan Sung Jung  (160)
4.  Cub Swanson  (133)
5.  Ricardo Lamas  (120)
6.  Frankie Edgar  (67)
7.  Pat Curran  (53)
8.  Dustin Poirier  (47)
9.  Dennis Siver  (40)
10.  Clay Guida  (33)


Bantam
1.  Renan Barao Pegado  (200)
2.  Urijah Faber  (180)
3.  Eddie Wineland  (153)
4.  Michael McDonald  (147)
5.  Scott Jorgensen  (100)
6.  Bibiano Fernandes  (87)
7.  Marlon Moraes  (60)
8.  Brad Pickett  (60)
9.  Tyson Nam  (53)
10.  Brian Bowles  (33)


Fly
1.  Demetrious johnson  (200)
2.  Joseph Benavidez  (173)
3.  John Dodson  (160)
4.  Ian McCall  (140)
5.  John Lineker  (127)
6.  Yasuhiro Urushitani  (53)
7.  John Moraga  (40)
8.  Darren Uyenoyama  (40)
9.  Joshua Sampo  (33)
10.  Jussier da Silva  (27)


Pound-4-Pound
1.  Georges St. Pierre  (193)
2.  Jon Jones  (167)
3.  Jose Aldo  (140)
4.  Cain Velasquez  (127)
5.  Anderson Silva  (87)
6.  Chris Weidman  (80)
7.  Daniel Cormier  (60)
8.  Renan Barao Pegado  (47)
9.  Gilbert Melendez  (40)
10.  Vitor Belfort  (40)

I was gonna ask how Silva dropped below Vitor into the 3 spot, but then I went and checked and  saw where Chrom ranked him. I should have known! LOL

Yeah, that was brutal.
Although, if somehow Silva loses the rematch, doesn't he just retire??

Dude got KTFO in under 2. You get dropped more than 1 spot on my list, for kind of performance, no matter what your name is.
Especially when other people like Jacare are out there looking like fuckin monsters.

updated the top tens tab finally, sorry for the delay.

Chrom wrote:

Dude got KTFO in under 2. You get dropped more than 1 spot on my list, for kind of performance, no matter what your name is.
Especially when other people like Jacare are out there looking like fuckin monsters.

I would say that's fair, except for the fact that Ben Henderson got submitted in the very first round, and you didn't drop him down that far.

But whatever, I was just messing with you. It's no secret how you feel about Silva, so it's not like this was surprising or anything. lol

In my personal list, Henderson went to 5th. Nothing else happened in the top 10's for LWs.
In my personal list, Silva went to 6th. But Jacare also KTFO of Okami, both of whom are top 10 MWs. There was no bias in play, you get dropped on my list a fair amount for a fast finish.

Chrom wrote:

There was no bias in play, you get dropped on my list a fair amount for a fast finish.

..........and Shogun only dropped 2 spots on your list after getting subbed in the 1st by Sonnen, and Maynard only drops 3 after getting raped in the 1st by Grant, and Bowles only drops 3 after getting TKO'd by Roop in the 1st, and round and round we go.
Meanwhile, Silva gets caught in the 2nd round (not even the first) and drops from 1 all the way to 6.
 
Yep, no bias there!  

Again, you need to take into consideration what else happens in the weight class.

Uh huh, sure.  
 
 
OK, I'll leave you alone about it now. It's just a little convenient, considering your...... what's the word I'm looking for here...... "aversion" to Silva.
 
It's just weird that a bunch of other guys get finished in the 1st and they only drop 2 or 3 spots, while Silva gets finished in the 2nd and drops 5. It's hard to just simply chalk that up to divisional activity, that's all.