UFC heavyweight champion
Definition
The official titleholder in the heavyweight division (fighters weighing 206–265 pounds / 93–120 kg) of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), the premier mixed martial arts promotion, earned through defeating the previous champion or via tournament.
A dominant fighter recognized for superhuman strength, endurance, and striking power, often synonymous with bone-crushing knockouts and a physique that makes elevators nervous.
Examples
After surviving a five-round war, Jon Jones reclaimed his throne as UFC heavyweight champion, proving gravity is just a suggestion.
The UFC heavyweight champion walked into a buffet and declared it open weight class—turns out, his appetite has no belt divisions.
Becoming UFC heavyweight champion means your opponents train harder, but your laundry bill from all the bloody gi's trains even harder.
Fans chanted for the UFC heavyweight champion's rematch, unaware his real nemesis was the post-fight drug test scale.