EA Sports UFC 6 Heavyweight Tier List
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As of Sep 5, 2026 (UFC 330 Content Update (Aug 6, 2026)), Tom Aspinall, Ciryl Gane hold the S tier in EA Sports UFC 6 Heavyweight Tier List — an expert-seeded baseline with no player votes yet. Every vote re-ranks the board live.
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Heavyweight in EA Sports UFC 6 is the division where one mistake ends the fight, and Tom Aspinall is built to force that mistake first. The division's highest-rated fighter (94.0 stat average) has 98 Punch Speed on a heavyweight frame — hands that move like a middleweight's with one-shot power behind them — plus a far more complete ground game than most big men, and Bonesaw and Reaper perks that add elbows, knees and kicks to the blender. Alongside him in S sits Ciryl Gane, the division's movement outlier and its top-ranked contender — an evasive, technical kickboxer among plodders, brutal against opponents who only know how to march forward.
The A tier splits by identity. Waldo Cortes Acosta brings pure boxing hands and durability. Josh Hokit is the newcomer, added in the UFC 330 content update on August 6, 2026; EA lists him as the division's No. 4 ranked fighter on a 10-0 record with six first-round finishes — undefeated, explosive, and completely untested by the community, which is exactly why he starts in A rather than above the established names. Jailton Almeida is the takedown-and-control snowball pick in a division where almost nobody can wrestle back to their feet. Below them, Shamil Gaziev pressures with size and submissions, Curtis Blaydes owns the double-leg, Alexander Volkov offers well-rounded striking, and Derrick Lewis is a one-punch lottery ticket. Stipe Miocic and the legends pack — Randy Couture, Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira — round out C.
Official fighter ratings mislead most at heavyweight: everyone hits hard, so speed, reach and defensive identity decide fights far more than overall numbers — which is why the fast, mobile heavyweights sit above sluggers with similar ratings. That is a deliberate editorial call, not a transcription of EA's ratings order, and it is why Gane sits above fighters EA scores a fraction higher. This is also a curated cut of the division rather than its full roster, so a fighter's absence here is not a claim that he is bad.
That's your cue — if you've been folding Aspinall players with Derrick Lewis all week, vote him up and prove the meta wrong.
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As of Sep 5, 2026 (UFC 330 Content Update (Aug 6, 2026)), Tom Aspinall, Ciryl Gane sit at the top of this board — an expert-seeded baseline with no player votes yet. Cast a vote to make it the community's answer.
As of Sep 5, 2026 (UFC 330 Content Update (Aug 6, 2026)), this board's S tier holds Tom Aspinall, Ciryl Gane — an expert-seeded baseline with no player votes yet. Every vote re-ranks it live.
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