Official UFC rankings updated after UFC 174: Andrei Arlovski makes top 15 debut, Tyron Woodley falls behind Carlos Condit

The official UFC rankings have been updated following the carnage at UFC 174: "Johnson vs. Bagautinov" pay-per-view (PPV) event, which took place last Saturday night (June 14, 2014) inside Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (results).

"The Pitbull" is back.

Andrei Arlovski is now a top 15 fighter at heavyweight, thanks to a split-decision win over Brendan Schaub (watch it). "The Hybrid" was removed from the list altogether, but probably doesn't feel as bad as Tyron Woodley, who now takes a back seat to Carlos Condit after getting knocked around by Rory MacDonald (replay here).

And let's hope Mike Easton didn't break anything after tumbling six spots down the ladder.

Check out the updated UFC.com rankings (+/- = movement in rankings, *NR = Not previously ranked) below:

Pound-for-Pound
1. Jon Jones
2. Jose Aldo
3. Cain Velasquez
4. Demetrious Johnson
5. Chris Weidman
6. Anthony Pettis
7. Anderson Silva
8. Renan Barao
9. Johny Hendricks
10. Ronda Rousey
11. TJ Dillashaw
12. Vitor Belfort
13. Benson Henderson
14. Alexander Gustafsson
15. Gilbert Melendez

Flyweight
Champion: Demetrious Johnson
1. John Dodson
2. Joseph Benavidez 
3. Ian McCall
4. Ali Bagautinov
5. John Moraga
6. Jussier Formiga
7. John Lineker
8. Chris Cariaso
9. Zack Makovsky
10. Tim Elliot -1
11. Brad Pickett
12. Louis Gaudinot
13. Dustin Ortiz
14. Kyoji Horiguchi
15. Scott Jorgensen

Bantamweight
Champion: TJ Dillashaw
1. Renan Barao
2. Urijah Faber
3. Raphael Assuncao
4. Michael McDonald
5. Eddie Wineland
6. Takeya Mizugaki
7. Iuri Alcantara
8. Johnny Eduardo +1
9. Bryan Caraway +1
10. Francisco Rivera +1
11. Dominick Cruz +1
12. Alex Caceres +1
13. Erik Perez +1
14. Mike Easton -6
15. Wilson Reis

Featherweight
Champion: Jose Aldo
1. Chad Mendes
2. Frankie Edgar
3. Ricardo Lamas
4. Cub Swanson
5. Chan Sung Jung
6. Dustin Poirier
7. Clay Guida +1
8. Dennis Bermudez -1
9. Nik Lentz
10. Dennis Bermudez +1
11. Jeremy Stephens -1
12. Darren Elkins
13. Conor McGregor
14. Tatsuya Kawajiri
15. Erik Koch

Lightweight
Champion: Anthony Pettis
1. Ben Henderson 
2. Gilbert Melendez 
3. Josh Thomson
4. Khabib Nurmagomedov
5. Rafael dos Anjos
6. Donald Cerrone 
7. Jim Miller
8. Myles Jury 
9. Michael Johnson 
10. Gray Maynard
11. Rustam Khabilov
12. Edson Barboza
13. Bobby Green
14. Jorge Masvidal
15. Joe Lauzon

Welterweight
Champion: Johny Hendricks
1. Robbie Lawler
2. Rory MacDonald
3. Carlos Condit +1
4. Tyron Woodley -1
5. Matt Brown
6. Hector Lombard
7. Jake Ellenberger
8. Demian Maia
9. Dong Hyun Kim
10. Tarec Saffiedine
11. Kelvin Gastelum
12. Mike Pyle
13. Gunnar Nelson
14. Ryan LaFlare
15. Erick Silva

Middleweight
Champion: Chris Weidman
1. Anderson Silva
2. Vitor Belfort +1
3. Lyoto Machida -1
4. Jacare Souza
5. Luke Rockhold
6. Tim Kennedy
7. Gegard Mousasi
8. Michael Bisping
9. CB Dollaway +1
10. Costas Philippou -1
11. Yoel Romero
12. Francis Carmont
13. Mark Munoz *NR
14. Tim Boetsch -1
15. Brad Tavares -1

Light Heavyweight
Champion: Jon Jones
1. Alexander Gustafsson
2. Daniel Cormier
3. Rashad Evans
4. Glover Teixeira
5. Anthony Johnson
6. Phil Davis
7. Dan Henderson
8. Ryan Bader +1
9. Mauricio Rua -1
10. Ovince Saint Preux +3
11. Jimi Manuwa
12. Rafael Cavalcante
13. Vitor Belfort +1
14. James Te Huna +1
15. Fabio Maldonado *NR

Heavyweight
Champion: Cain Velasquez
1. Fabricio Werdum
2. Junior dos Santos
3. Travis Browne
4. Antonio Silva
5. Josh Barnett
6. Stipe Miocic
7. Alistair Overeem
8. Mark Hunt
9. Roy Nelson
10. Frank Mir
11. Gabriel Gonzaga
12. Stefan Struve
13. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira 
14. Soa Palelei
15. Andrei Arlovski *NR

Women's Bantamweight
Champion: Ronda Rousey
1. Cat Zingano
2. Alexis Davis
3. Miesha Tate
4. Sara McMann
5. Sarah Kaufman
6. Jessica Eye
7. Liz Carmouche
8. Amanda Nunes
9. Jessica Andrade
10. Bethe Correia
11. Julianna Pena
11. Germaine de Randamie
13. Raquel Pennington
14. Jessamyn Duke
15. Jessica Rakoczy

Chael Sonnen's hasty retirement opened up a couple of spots at middle and light heavyweight.

You can expect these numbers to change later this month after the promotion's doubleheader in New Zealand and San Antonio, which features a couple of significant bouts in several prominent divisions, including Cub Swanson vs. Jeremy Stephens (featherweight) and Nate Marquardt vs. James Te Huna (middleweight).

To check out the entire UFC Fight Night 43 & 44 fight card and line up click here and here.

Until then, sound off in the comment section below. And to compare these to the last official UFC rankings click here.