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Diego Sanchez and Jim Miller turned back the clock with their respective performances at UFC 228 on Saturday. Both octagon veterans got back in the win column with impressive victories, and the results landed them in the top 10 for most UFC wins.

Sanchez (28-11 MMA, 17-11 UFC) emerged victorious from the featured UFC 228 prelim on UFC Fight Pass with a dominant unanimous decision win over Craig White. Just minutes before that, Miller (29-12 MMA, 18-11 UFC) steamrolled Alex White for a first-round submission to snap an ugly four-fight losing skid.

Going into UFC 228 the narrative about Sanchez and Miller was that they were on their last legs in terms of relevance and the event could be a platform for them being ushered out. Both men earned some revitalization, though, and added to the UFC history books, as well.

It was well documented going into UFC 228 that Miller was the first to compete in 30 UFC fights. He also put himself high on the list for most octagon victories all-time, though, and Sanchez isn’t far behind, either.

MOST UFC VICTORIES

1. Michael Bisping (20)

1. Georges St-Pierre (20)

1. Donald Cerrone (20)

4. Demian Maia (19)

5. Matt Hughes (18)

5. Jim Miller (18)

7. Anderson Silva (17)

7. Frankie Edgar (17)

7. Rafael dos Anjos (17)

7. Diego Sanchez (17)

Miller’s night at UFC 228 was particularly special. He also set a new UFC lightweight wins record (17) and put himself into a tie with Nate Diaz and Joe Lauzon for the most submission wins in the history of the 155-pound division (seven).

Sanchez, meanwhile, set a new record for most decision victories in UFC history (12).

For complete coverage of UFC 228, check out the UFC Events section of the site.

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