McGregor dropped out of the top-5 pound-for-pound. Photo: Jeff Bottari/UFC
The loss of his unbeaten record in the Octagon ended up affecting his image. Conor McGregor together with the group of journalists responsible for the votes for the official ranking in Ultimate and the Irishman ended up falling on the organization's official list of fighters.
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In total, Conor lost five positions in the weight-for-weight ranking, which does not take categories into account, and fell from third to eighth place. The Irish now appears behind names like Brazilians Rafael dos Anjos e Fabricio Werdum, respectively lightweight and heavyweight champions
Despite the triumph over McGregor and all the exposure achieved by the feat, Nate diaz did not see the result influence its position in the ranking. O bad boy The North American remains in fifth place in the light weight category, with a weight limit of up to 70,3 kg.
The person who debuted in the pound-for-pound rankings after UFC 196 was the new bantamweight champion Miesha Tate. However, “Cupcake”, as it is known, appears in 15th position (the last listed in the list), behind the Polish Joanna Jedrzejczyk, holder of the women's strawweight title.
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