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Best Lightweight Control Time per 15 Minutes

Cage control — most seconds spent in a dominant position per 15 minutes of cage time.

Grant Dawson leads the lightweight Ctrl / 15 min board at 9.76 seconds / 15 min , followed by Nurullo Aliev (7.60) and Benoit Saint Denis (7.14) .

Top 25 active lightweight fighters by career-window Ctrl / 15 min. · See full lightweight Elo rankings →

Control Time per 15 Minutes in all divisions →
  1. 1
    Grant Dawson
    12-2-1 15 fights #6
    9.76
  2. 2
    Nurullo Aliev
    3-0-0 3 fights #21
    7.60
  3. 3
    Benoit Saint Denis
    9-3-0 12 fights #9
    7.14
  4. 4
    Terrance McKinney
    8-5-0 13 fights #41
    6.80
  5. 5
    Claudio Puelles
    5-4-0 9 fights #46
    6.69
  6. 6
    Joe Solecki
    5-4-0 9 fights #42
    6.54
  7. 7
    Arman Tsarukyan
    10-2-0 12 fights #5
    6.35
  8. 8
    Beneil Dariush
    17-8-1 26 fights #13
    6.10
  9. 9
    Damon Jackson
    6-6-1 13 fights #56
    6.10
  10. 10
    Clay Guida
    18-19-0 37 fights #61
    5.54
  11. 11
    Quillan Salkilld
    5-0-0 5 fights #7
    5.29
  12. 12
    Chase Hooper
    8-5-0 13 fights #45
    5.26
  13. 13
    Jared Gordon
    9-8-0 17 fights #48
    5.20
  14. 14
    Charles Oliveira
    25-11-0 36 fights #2
    5.19
  15. 15
    Anshul Jubli
    1-2-0 3 fights #82
    4.90
  16. 16
    Mateusz Gamrot
    9-4-0 13 fights #10
    4.85
  17. 17
    Francis Marshall
    4-3-0 7 fights #60
    4.78
  18. 18
    Mike Davis
    5-2-0 7 fights #27
    4.30
  19. 19
    Fares Ziam
    8-3-0 11 fights #26
    4.08
  20. 20
    Charlie Campbell
    2-1-0 3 fights #53
    3.96
  21. 21
    Trey Ogden
    3-3-0 6 fights #55
    3.96
  22. 22
    Mason Jones
    4-2-0 6 fights #43
    3.96
  23. 23
    Mateusz Rebecki
    4-4-0 8 fights #44
    3.93
  24. 24
    Ludovit Klein
    8-3-1 12 fights #18
    3.87
  25. 25
    Vinc Pichel
    7-5-0 12 fights #39
    3.67
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Career averages, calculated over a fighter's full UFC sample. Provisional fighters (fewer than 4 UFC bouts) and retired fighters are excluded so the leaderboards reflect a real career, not a one-fight outlier. Stat data sourced from UFCStats via our daily pipeline. Updated Jun 20, 2026.