Charles Oliveira claims he owns the best lightweight resume in UFC history than Khabib Nurmagomedov and Islam Makhachev

Brazilian MMA star Charles Oliveira believes his achievements make him the most accomplished lightweight fighter in UFC history. The former champion recently compared his record with other greats in the division.

Fighters such as Khabib Nurmagomedov and Islam Makhachev are often mentioned in the lightweight GOAT debate. However, Oliveira insists that when fans look closely at his wins, opponents, and career journey, his resume stands above the rest in the 155-pound division.The discussion has become more intense ahead of Oliveira’s next big fight. The Brazilian veteran will face Max Holloway for the BMF title at UFC 326 in Las Vegas.

The fight gives Oliveira another opportunity to add a major name to his record. With several historic victories already on his record, Oliveira believes another big win could make him one of the greatest lightweight fighters.

Charles Oliveira is confident his resume stands above other lightweight legends

Speaking ahead of the event, Oliveira reflected on the achievements of other legendary fighters in the lightweight division. He acknowledged that each champion dominated during a different time in the sport.

Oliveira explained that every top fighter has enjoyed a unique era and special moment in the UFC. He noted that Nurmagomedov left the sport with an unbeaten record. Oliveira also pointed out that Makhachev is currently building his own legacy with impressive title defenses at welterweight after conquering the lightweight division.However, Oliveira believes his own journey tells a different story. He said that when fans analyze the names he has fought, the victories he has secured, and the records he has broken, his resume stands out as the strongest.

According to Oliveira, the challenges he faced during his career make his achievements even more meaningful.The Brazilian fighter has spent a large part of his UFC career competing in both featherweight and lightweight divisions. Despite that, most of his success came at 155 pounds. Oliveira has fought 24 times in the lightweight division, recording 17 wins, six losses, and one no contest.One of the most impressive parts of his run was an 11-fight winning streak. Even with those achievements, the debate over the greatest lightweight in UFC history continues. Nurmagomedov retired with a perfect 29-0 professional record, which many fans consider unmatched. Meanwhile, Makhachev has dominated the division for several years after recovering from an early knockout loss in the UFC