Statistics: Best Custom Shorts in the UFC

The green and gold design is inspired by Valentina's long-standing association with Thailand. She chose traditional elements of Muay Thai culture and Thai writing

The shorts are split in half like Yin-Yang, reflecting the duality of the fighter's life and balance. The Thai text expresses Khalil Rowntree's respect for Muay Thai, and the sharp lines symbolize the mountains around Las Vegas

The vibrant floral print is inspired by Dustin's love of Hawaiian shirts and Louisiana flair. Blue diamonds are woven into the pattern, a direct reference to his nickname "The Diamond."

The red and gold design refers to the Spanish traditions of bullfighting and the fighter's nickname "El Matador". The bright print in the colors of the Spanish flag depicts a rushing bull, symbolizing the fearless spirit of Elijah

The emerald green design pays homage to Leon's Jamaican roots. The flags of Jamaica, where Edwards was born, symbolize his pride in his heritage and connection to the culture of this country

Julianna chose Aztec-inspired patterns for the shorts, elements of the flags of Venezuela, Mexico and the United States, expressing pride in her multicultural heritage

The second model is complemented by a leopard print over traditional Native American motifs. Alex Pereira kept the tribute to the Patacho tribe, but added a wild pattern to symbolize his fearlessness

The British patriotic design expresses the regional pride of the fighter. Tom combined elements of Union Jack, a Manchester bee and a miner's wheel in a print as a symbol of resilience and hard work of fellow countrymen

The Hawaiian floral print symbolizes the fighter's roots and his hometown of Honolulu

The bright orange print refers to the fighter's early career in Cage Warriors and to MMA legend Kazushi Sakurabe

The design in the colors of the South African flag glorifies the homeland of the fighter

The red and black design celebrates the fighter's Mexican heritage. Brandon Moreno chose the image of Quetzalcoatl, the Aztec god of strength and wisdom, for the prints, expressing pride in his country

The red and black design of the shorts by Venum reflects the champion's unwavering faith and strength. The print features the heads of roaring lions and a quote from Philippians 4:13 that duplicates the tattoo on John's chest

The white and red design of the shorts celebrates Merab's pride in his homeland. The print is inspired by the flag of Georgia and is complemented by ornaments from Rustaveli's poem and the quote: "Better a glorious death than a shameful life"

The black and white design with a paisley ("bandana") pattern is inspired by the street culture of the Inland Empire region. King combined elements of his difficult history and the path from the streets of California to the octagon in the print

The Irish design reflects Conor's personal journey. The print combines a gorilla motif (SBG hall), tiger stripes (tattoos), a Celtic cross (faith) and four clovers (four children)

The camouflage design reflects the fighter's roots: the image of a simple guy and a passion for hunting in his native Arkansas. Mitchell has long sought this print from the UFC to emphasize his rural identity in the ring.

The striking design reflects Sean's outrageous style. O'Malley wanted the UFC to make the shorts as noticeable as he was and to highlight his daring personality

The patriotic dark design reflects Justin's pride in the United States. Gaethje asked to mute the bright colors of the American flag, making the print black and gray for a restrained and brutal style

The red and gold design reflects the champion's Chinese heritage. Zhang chose dragon scale patterns, symbolizing the strength and pride of the first champion from China

The bright, multi-colored print is dedicated to the fighter's indigenous Brazilian ancestors, the Patasho tribe. The design recreates traditional Native American patterns and colors to reflect Alex's roots and spiritual strength

The gold lightning bolt design reflects the fighter's passion for anime, manga, his "electric" fighting style, and Adesanya's nickname "The Last Man of Styles"

The patriotic design of the shorts embodies the spirit of freedom and love for the USA. Michael chose a dark "Stars and Stripes" print to emphasize his pride in his country

The design depicting Brazilian favelas is a tribute to the fighter's humble roots. Charles chose this vibrant print to show his arduous journey from the bottom to the top

The design with Croatian symbols reflects the national pride of the fighter. Stipe chose a strict black and gray check pattern for the shorts and the official coat of arms of Croatia - the homeland of his parents

The design with Dagestani symbols expresses the national pride of the fighter. Islam Makhachev chose the outline of the legendary Mount Pabaku (the symbol of his ancestral village of Burshi), a traditional dagger and yellow piping for the shorts

The green and gold design symbolizes Australia, and the patterns refer to Ancient Greece and Macedonia. Alexander combined the colors and heritage of his homeland in the print, also emphasizing the nickname "The Great"

The red and black design of the shorts combines Asian motifs and the Brazilian roots of the UFC fighter. Alexandre chose Japanese dragons as a symbol of wisdom and waves reminiscent of the beaches of his homeland

The wolf design reflects the fighter's Chechen heritage and his famous nickname "Borz". The blue print of the shorts is inspired by the image of a ferocious predator against the backdrop of the recognizable outlines of his native mountains

The dark gray design of the shorts combines intimidating brutality and a tribute to the roots. Arman Tsarukyan chose a print with Mount Ararat, the Armenian tricolor, the sign of eternity, the Batman logo and the Russian bear

The design of the shorts is made in the colors of the flag of Myanmar. On the side is the Burmese rhinoceros bird - a sacred symbol of the Joshua people, embodying their loyalty to their roots. Biblical quotes are also applied to the shorts

The design pays homage to the fighter's Russian heritage. The equipment combines black with the Russian tricolor, traditional ornaments, a sword, the shield of the Archangel Michael and Peter's nickname "No Mercy"