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#1 Royce Gracie
On top of the list is Royce Gracie, the original Ultimate Fighting Championship Champion.
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Royce played a huge rule in changing the way in which people looked at fighting. Before Gracie, there was an assumption that size was the biggest deciding factor when it came to a fight. But with the first UFC Tournament, Gracie proved everyone wrong.
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He managed to defeat opponents who were twice his size and went on to win the tournament with three straight submission victories. UFC 2, UFC 3 and UFC 4 also ended up being proving ground for Gracie. He won both UFC 2 and UFC 4 and was forced to withdraw from UFC 3 only because of fatigue. His record stood at 11-0 after UFC 4 which is mighty impressive.
Royce currently has a record of 15-2 with his only losses coming up against Kazushi Sakuraba and Matt Hughes.
