#1 Zach Makovsky
Another Bellator champion who to a great extent gets overlooked nowadays, Zach Makovsky really won the debut Bellator Bantamweight title in 2010, winning every one of the three of his competition battles by means of choice. Regardless of winning a couple of non-title battles as champion, he was beaten by Eduardo Dantas in his first title defense and after that finished his Bellator profession with a tight misfortune to Anthony Leone.
That was the impetus for Makovsky to move down to 125lbs, and after 2 wins on the provincial circuit, he marked with the UFC in late 2013. Prevails upon Scott Jorgensen and Josh Sampo appeared to place him into title conflict, yet a misfortune to Jussier Formiga sent him down the stepping stool and in the wake of overcoming future title contender Timothy Elliott in 2015, he at that point lost 3 straight battles and was discharged from the advancement.
To be reasonable for Makovsky, he barely had the most straightforward rivals in his UFC run – misfortunes to Formiga, John Dodson, Joseph Benavidez, and Dustin Ortiz are not really something to be embarrassed about all things considered. Also, truly, had the UFC been increasingly centered around the Flyweight division, he may well still contend there today. In light of that, notwithstanding just winning 3 wins inside the Octagon I’d really call ‘Fun Size’ a gentle accomplishment in the UFC.
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