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Junior dos Santos has the biggest jump in the last 2 years. Just 2 years ago he was ranked 111 in HW division and now he is #4. His Current Score almost tripled (from 255 to 660). This gives him an incredible Progress coefficient of 180.
Bibiano Fernandes is now a Dream Featherweight Champion. 2 years ago he was fighting in obscure Raw Combat organization.
Largest jump in ranking goes to Chad Mendes who was just starting to fight 2 years ago. He is now #13 in 145 Category. In 2 years he went from #351 to #13.

Unfortunately, we have to declare that the biggest drop in the last 2 years goes to Jens Pulver. He lost 211 points and went from #2 to #43 in FW division.
It is interesting that Paulo Filho is also a big loser, even though he has a positive Win/Loss. This is because he was fighting inferior opponents.

Largest jump in the last couple of weeks goes to Narantungalag. He is a little known fighter who now has a win against Akihiro Gono.
With his first loss Big Mo has significant drop in ranking and is now on a weekly decline list.

Since Zuffa (UFC & WEC) is dominant in all weight categories, let's see who are the Top Fighters outside of Zuffa:

Search: All FieldsCategoryRank CtgRank P4PFighterScoreStreakPromo   Records per Page:   5 10 20 30 50 70 100

Category	Rank Ctg	Rank P4P	Fighter	Score	Streak	Promo
265	3	16	Fabricio Werdum	672.3	3.8	Strikeforce
155	4	17	Gilbert Melendez	670.8	4.9	Strikeforce
155	5	18	Shinya Aoki	670.4	1.1	DREAM
185	4	21	Dan Henderson	647.2	-1.4	Strikeforce
265	5	22	Fedor Emelianenko	646.4	-1.3	Strikeforce
145	2	25	Bibiano Fernandes	641.3	8.2	DREAM
170	5	27	Nick Diaz	627.2	8.2	Strikeforce
205	6	32	Gegard Mousasi	598.5	1.1	DREAM
155	7	34	Eddie Alvarez	596.3	5.6	Bellator
155	8	40	Tatsuya Kawajiri	591.2	-1.2	DREAM
185	7	43	Jorge Santiago	589.1	2.3	Sengoku
205	10	54	Renato Sobral	572.2	1.4	Strikeforce
145	7	56	Hatsu Hioki	569.7	2.3	Sengoku
265	8	61	Alistair Overeem	558.5	9.8	Strikeforce
185	11	66	Ronaldo Souza	554.4	4.4	Strikeforce
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 Here is how the P4P ranking looked at the end of 1993 (after UFC 1).