Neil
Magny believes he can close the gap on Jim Miller
for the most wins in
Ultimate Fighting Championship history.
Magny (32-14) scored a second-round stoppage win over Ramiz
Brahimaj at UFC
330. The win saw him surpass Max
Holloway and tie Charles
Oliveira for the second-most wins in UFC history (25). Magny is
now only behind Miller (28). “The Haitian Sensation” believes he
will eventually tie or break Miller’s record.
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Neil Magny moves within three wins of Jim Miller after UFC
330
Magny has fought the who’s who of the UFC welterweight division
since making his debut in the promotion in 2013. The 39-year-old is
the unofficial gatekeeper to the top tier of the division, having
shared the cage with all current 170-pound championship contenders
and derailed several hype trains previously. Still going strong, he
sees himself eventually becoming the all-time leader for Octagon
wins.
“I think Father Time is working in my favor to catch up to Jim,”
Magny said at the post-fight press conference. “From durability and
timing, I think I can catch that record eventually.”
Top-ranked contenders Shavkat
Rakhmonov, Ian Garry,
Michael
Morales, Carlos
Prates, and most recently, Yaroslav
Amosov are among those who bested Magny, all of whom are in and
around the title mix. Meanwhile, he’s upset several surging
contenders during their ascents, including Mike Malott,
Jake
Matthews and Daniel
Rodriguez.
Neil Magny is
hot on the heels of Jim Miller’s
all-time #UFC
win record after his performance at #UFC330:„I think Father Time is working in my favor to catch up to Jim. …
From durability and timing, I think I can catch that record
eventually.“ pic.twitter.com/d1PC2EKm1g— MMA Fighting (@MMAFighting)
August 16, 2026