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UFC 5 ranking: #43

UFC 5 is #43 after 17 head-to-head picks. See the record, compare nearby games and choose whether it belongs higher.

Elo score
1,564
Public rank
#43
Record
12-5
Win rate
71%
Players
1
Opponents
17
Year
2023

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Based on picks from 1 player

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Who should play UFC 5

UFC 5 is worth a closer look if you want Fighting with a public Elo score of 1,564.

Who should play

  • You want a Fighting / Sports game that earns wins in head-to-head rankings.
  • You trust player choices more than a flat five-star score.
  • You already enjoy Mortal Kombat 1 or Mortal Kombat 11 and want a nearby ranked alternative.

Who should skip

  • You are not in the mood for Fighting right now.
  • You want a game outside this genre instead of a close ranked neighbor.
  • You need a quick yes-or-no review rather than a player-voted ranking signal.

What UFC 5's ranking means

1 player generated 17eligible ranking signals for UFC 5. Each head-to-head pick changes its Elo score according to the strength of the opponent, so a win over a highly rated game matters more than a win over a lower-ranked title.

The current #43 position is a live public result, not an editorial review. The player count above shows how mature the data is, and more choices can still move the game up or down.

Public performance

12 wins from 17 ranking signals

UFC 5 wins 71% of its eligible public matchups and has faced 17 different games.

Highest-rated win: World War Z (2019)

Highest-rated loss: Grand Theft Auto V

Genre standings

Where UFC 5 ranks by genre

Ranking questions

How to read UFC 5's position

What is UFC 5's rank?

UFC 5 is currently #43 with 1,564 Elo.

How much data is behind it?

17 eligible picks from 1 player.

Is this an editorial score?

No. The position comes from head-to-head player choices and can change with new picks.