Neil Magny closes in on Jim Miller’s all-time UFC wins record

Neil Magny moved within three victories of Jim Miller's all-time UFC wins record after scoring a second-round stoppage victory over Ramiz Brahimaj at UFC 330.

The 39-year-old welterweight now holds 25 UFC wins, tying Charles Oliveira for the second-most in promotion history and surpassing Max Holloway. Only Miller, with 28 wins, stands ahead of him. Magny has compiled his record across more than a decade with the organization, having debuted in 2013 and faced virtually every significant welterweight contender along the way.

Known informally as a gatekeeper of the division's elite tier, Magny has crossed paths with all current title contenders and derailed multiple rising prospects throughout his tenure. His longevity and consistency have become defining characteristics of his career. At the post-fight press conference, Magny expressed confidence in eventually matching or breaking Miller's benchmark. "I think Father Time is working in my favor to catch up to Jim," Magny said. "From durability and timing, I think I can catch that record eventually."

Magny's journey has included losses to top contenders such as Shavkat Rakhmonov, Ian Garry, Michael Morales, Carlos Prates, and Yaroslav Amosov—all of whom remain in title contention. Conversely, he has upset several fighters on upward trajectories, including Mike Malott, Jake Matthews, and Daniel Rodriguez. His sustained success and willingness to accept demanding matchups have established him as a respected veteran who continues to pursue meaningful records.