Bantamweight

Urijah Faber

UFC 2011–present · rated in 4 editions · peak overall 86.0

Scouting report

Founder of Team Alpha Male in Sacramento, UFC Hall of Famer Urijah "The California Kid" Faber helped raise the profile of the lighter weight classes. Born in Isla Vista, California, Faber held the WEC Featherweight Championship before competing in multiple UFC bantamweight title fights behind takedowns and his guillotine choke. His grappling is captured by a 90 Wrestling rating, 88 BJJ, and 88 Cardio.

Peak ratings

Boxing82
Kickboxing78
Wrestling90
BJJ88
Strength76
Durability86
Cardio88
Fight IQ88

By edition

2010–2013Overall 86
Boxing82
Kickboxing78
Wrestling90
BJJ88
Strength76
Durability86
Cardio88
Fight IQ88

Faber contended at the top of the division between 2011 and 2013, dropping title bouts to Dominick Cruz and Renan Barao while finishing Eddie Wineland, Brian Bowles, Scott Jorgensen, Iuri Alcantara, and Michael McDonald on major fight cards. His guillotine chokes, scramble wrestling, and pace are reflected in an 88 BJJ and 88 Cardio rating.

2014–2015Overall 86
Boxing82
Kickboxing78
Wrestling90
BJJ88
Strength76
Durability86
Cardio88
Fight IQ88

In 2014, Faber was stopped by Renan Barao at UFC 169 before rebounding with submission victories over Alex Caceres and Francisco Rivera in Las Vegas. In 2015, he dropped a featherweight bout to Frankie Edgar in Manila before outpointing Frankie Saenz at UFC 194. His scrambles, takedowns, and guillotine threats are captured in his 88 BJJ and 90 Wrestling.

2016–2017Overall 85
Boxing80
Kickboxing76
Wrestling88
BJJ87
Strength75
Durability84
Cardio86
Fight IQ88

Faber challenged Dominick Cruz in their trilogy bout at UFC 199 in June 2016, dropping a decision, and lost to Jimmie Rivera before retiring with a hometown victory over Brad Pickett at UFC on Fox 22 in Sacramento. His durability against top competition and wrestling base anchor his 84 Durability and 88 Fight IQ across these final appearances.

2018–2019Overall 84
Boxing80
Kickboxing75
Wrestling87
BJJ86
Strength75
Durability82
Cardio84
Fight IQ88

Faber ended his retirement in July 2019 at UFC Fight Night 155 in Sacramento, knocking out Ricky Simon in 46 seconds before being stopped by Petr Yan with a head kick at UFC 245 in Las Vegas. His overhand right power and wrestling foundation are reflected in an 80 Boxing and 87 Wrestling score during his return.

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Ratings shown are our own, built from independent research and from how Urijah Faber is regarded by the MMA community, with the EA Sports UFC games used only as a starting baseline for the scale. They are unofficial and do not constitute an assessment of Urijah Faber's real-world abilities. See the disclaimer below.