2014 Brazilian National Jiu-Jitsu Championship
May 3 - 6, 2014
Did you know?
- Across 24 recorded matchups at the 2014 Brazilian National Jiu-Jitsu Championship, submissions closed out 8 of them, for a recorded submission rate of 33 percent. The rest went to points, advantages, and decisions.
- Of the recorded finishes, the gi choke from back showed up 5 times, well ahead of any other submission. If you train regularly, that is a reminder of how much back control decides matches at this level.
- Paulo Miyao led the recorded performers with 4 wins, 2 of them by submission, and capped his run by beating Leonardo Saggioro on points in the Featherweight final.
- Felipe Pena beat Lucas Lepri on points in the Absolute Division semi-finals, and both men finished with 3 wins on record here. Pena also took the Medium Heavyweight final by advantage over Renato Cardoso.
- Two of the finals came down to a single advantage: Dimitrius Souza over Alan Regis at Heavyweight and Felipe Pena over Renato Cardoso at Medium Heavyweight. At the top of the divisions, the margins were thin.
Overall Summary
Total Matchups
24
Submission Rate
33.3%