List of Strikeforce alumni

Strikeforce was an American mixed martial arts and kickboxing organization based in San Jose, California which operated from 1985 to 2013. Live events and competitions debuted on November 7, 2009.

In early 2011, Strikeforce was purchased by American Ultimate Fighting Championship owner Zuffa, which eventually closed the promotion and brought the remaining fighter contracts into the UFC roster.

Former Strikeforce employees are shown below in order by weight class.

Alumni

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Name Weight class Strikeforce record Ref
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United States  Daniel Cormier Heavyweight 8–0 [1]
Netherlands  Alistair Overeem Heavyweight 4–0
United States  Daniel Puder Heavyweight 4–0
United States  Chad Griggs Heavyweight 3–0
United States  Herschel Walker Heavyweight 2–0
United States  Cain Velasquez Heavyweight 1–0
Brazil  Fabrício Werdum Heavyweight 3–1
United States  Josh Barnett Heavyweight 3–1
Brazil  Antônio Silva Heavyweight 3–2
United States  Lavar Johnson Heavyweight 3–2
United States  Brett Rogers Heavyweight 2–3
Russia  Fedor Emelianenko Heavyweight 1–3
United States  Bobby Lashley Heavyweight 1–1
Russia  Sergei Kharitonov Heavyweight 1–1
Netherlands  Valentijn Overeem Heavyweight 1–1
New Zealand  Ray Sefo Heavyweight 1–1
Belarus  Andrei Arlovski Heavyweight 0–3
United States  Jeff Monson Heavyweight 0–1
Cuba  Yoel Romero Light Heavyweight 0–1
United States  Mike Kyle Heavyweight
Light Heavyweight
3–4–1 (1)
United States  Ovince Saint Preux Light Heavyweight 6–1
Netherlands  Gegard Mousasi Light Heavyweight 4–1–1
Brazil  Rafael Cavalcante Light Heavyweight 4–2 (1)
United States  Bobby Southworth Light Heavyweight 3–2 (1)
United States  Muhammed Lawal Light Heavyweight 3–1 (1)
Brazil  Renato Sobral Light Heavyweight 2–2
United States  Scott Lighty Light Heavyweight 1–2
Cameroon  Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou Light Heavyweight 0–1
United States of America  James Irvin Light Heavyweight 0–0 (1)
United States  Lorenz Larkin Light Heavyweight
Middleweight
4–0 (1)
Brazil  Roger Gracie Light Heavyweight
Middleweight
4–1
United States  Dan Henderson Light Heavyweight
Middleweight
3–1 [2]
United States  Antwain Britt Light Heavyweight
Middleweight
1–3
United States  Keith Jardine Light Heavyweight
Middleweight
0–2–1
United States  Luke Rockhold Middleweight 9–0
United States  Jake Shields Middleweight 3–0
Brazil  Ronaldo Souza Middleweight 7–1
Vietnam  Cung Le Middleweight 7–1
Russia  Adlan Amagov Middleweight 3–1
United States  Derek Brunson Middleweight 3–1
United States  Tim Kennedy Middleweight 6–2
United States  Robbie Lawler Middleweight 3–5
United States  Anthony Smith Middleweight 2–2
United States  Frank Shamrock Middleweight 2–2
United States  Lumumba Sayers Middleweight 2–2
United States  Jason Miller Middleweight 1–1
United States  Shamar Bailey Middleweight 1–1
United States  Louis Taylor Middleweight 0–2
United States  Joe Riggs Middleweight
Welterweight
4–3
United States  Scott Smith Middleweight
Welterweight
3–5
Brazil  Evangelista Santos Middleweight
Welterweight
1–3
United States  Jesse Taylor Middleweight
Welterweight
0–2
United States  Phil Baroni Middleweight
Welterweight
0–2
United States  Nick Diaz Welterweight 6–0
United States  Jay Hieron Welterweight 2–0
United States  Michael Chandler Welterweight 2–0
United States  Tyron Woodley Welterweight 8–1
Belgium  Tarec Saffiedine Welterweight 6–1
United States  Nah-Shon Burrell Welterweight 3–1
Canada  Jordan Mein Welterweight 2–1
England  Paul Daley Welterweight 2–3
United States  Nate Marquardt Welterweight 1–1 [3]
Lithuania  Marius Žaromskis Welterweight 0–2 (1)
United States  Isaac Vallie-Flagg Welterweight
Lightweight
2–0
United States  James Terry Welterweight
Lightweight
6–4
United States  K. J. Noons Welterweight
Lightweight
3–4
United States  Nate Diaz Lightweight 1–0
United States  Gilbert Melendez Lightweight 11–1
United States  Pat Healy Lightweight 7–1
United States  Ryan Couture Lightweight 6–1
United States  Caros Fodor Lightweight 5–1
United States  Jorge Masvidal Lightweight 5–1
United States  Bobby Green Lightweight 4–1
United States  Josh Thomson Lightweight 10–3
United States  Billy Evangelista Lightweight 7–2 (1)
United States  Justin Wilcox Lightweight 5–3–1
Brazil  Jorge Gurgel Lightweight 2–4
United States  Clay Guida Lightweight 1–1
Japan  Shinya Aoki Lightweight 1–1
Brazil  Gesias Cavalcante Lightweight 1–2–1
United States  Conor Heun Lightweight 1–3
United States  Cris Cyborg Women's Featherweight 4–0 (1)
United States  Gina Carano Women's Featherweight 1–1
Netherlands  Marloes Coenen Women's Featherweight
Women's Bantamweight
3–2
United States  Ronda Rousey Women's Bantamweight 4–0
United States  Miesha Tate Women's Bantamweight 6–2
Canada  Sarah Kaufman Women's Bantamweight 6–2

See also

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References

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  1. ^ Morgan, John (September 7, 2009). "Former Olympian Daniel Cormier gets final TV spot at Sept. 25 Strikeforce event". MMAjunkie.com. Archived from the original on October 13, 2012. Retrieved November 17, 2012.
  2. ^ "EXCLUSIVE: Why Dan Henderson Chose Strikeforce".
  3. ^ "Nate Marquardt signs contract with Strikeforce".
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  1. ^ Hughes, Jake. "Luke Rockhold and the Success of Strikeforce Alumni in the UFC". Vice.com. Vice. Retrieved 22 April 2021.