10 Biggest Win Streaks In UFC History

4. Georges St-Pierre (13)

Jon Jones kicks Daniel Cormier during their light heavyweight title mixed martial arts bout at UFC 182, Saturday, Jan. 3, 2015, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
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While fans currently dream of seeing Georges St-Pierre return to the octagon to battle Khabib Nurmagomedov - a fight that looks increasingly unlikely to happen as time goes by - there are so many brilliant GSP fights to go back and watch over and over again.

Like so many featured on this list, St-Pierre is an all-time great - some would say the all-time greatest - and he even came out of retirement in 2017 after a four-year absence to defeat Michael Bisping for the UFC Middleweight Champion, which in turn made the Canadian only the fourth person in the history of UFC to become a two-weight champion.

It was actually that submission win over Bisping at UFC 217 that got GSP the thirteenth of his 13-fight winning streak. Which means, should the now-retired-again St-Pierre decide to come back to fight Khabib or A.N. Other, he would have a chance of extending his win streak and to move even higher on this list.

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