Rashad Evans Record Overview
Rashad Evans has a professional MMA record of 19 wins and 7 losses, with 1 no contest, according to his official fighter profile on UFC.com. His UFC light heavyweight title reign began after he won the tournament at UFC 92, where he defeated notable contenders including Quinton Jackson and Wanderlei Silva in the same event.
Evans competed primarily in the UFC's 205-pound division, where his record helped him reach the top of the rankings and earn a title shot. He also fought at middleweight and light heavyweight in other promotions, maintaining a competitive edge across multiple weight classes throughout his career.
Key Wins and Career Milestones
Rashad Evans defeated former champions and top contenders such as Tito Ortiz, Dan Henderson, and Lyoto Machida, cementing his place among the best light heavyweights of his era. His victory over Quinton Jackson at UFC 92 is widely considered one of the most impressive wins in the division's history.
Evans also secured notable finishes against fighters like Michael Bisping and Thiago Silva, showcasing his striking and wrestling skills inside the Octagon. His career highlights are documented in detail on UFC.com and ESPN, which track his performance metrics and fight outcomes over the years.
Losses, Retirement, and Post-Fight Career
Rashad Evans suffered losses to fighters including Jon Jones, Glover Teixeira, and Jan Blachowicz, which ultimately led to his departure from the UFC. His defeat to Jones at UFC 145 marked the end of his title reign, and he later faced further setbacks that contributed to his retirement from active competition.
After leaving the UFC, Evans transitioned into coaching and mentoring roles, working with fighters and organizations in the MMA space. He has also been involved in business ventures and media appearances, with updates on his current activities available through outlets like Forbes and ESPN.