2017 Brazilian National Jiu-Jitsu Championship
May 3 - 6, 2017
São Paulo · Sao Paulo, SP
IBJJF
Did you know?
- Across the 113 recorded matchups at the 2017 Brazilian Nationals, points and submissions were nearly even, with 46 wins by points and 44 by submission. That gives a submission rate of 39 percent, which is high for an IBJJF event of this size.
- When people did finish, they finished from the back. The gi choke from back was the most common submission with 13 recorded, well ahead of the armbar at 7.
- Leandro Lo led all competitors with 8 wins on record here, but only 2 of those came by submission. His game was built on passing and control, and the numbers reflect a points-first approach.
- Leandro Lo beat Erberth Santos on points in the Super Heavyweight final, and the two also met deeper in the bracket where Lo took the Absolute semi-final. Both of Lo's key wins over top opponents came on points, not the finish.
- Renato Cardoso posted 6 wins with 4 of them by submission, the highest submission count among the top performers. Fittingly, the one time he came up short in a recorded final he lost to Patrick Gaudio by a single advantage in the Medium Heavyweight bracket.
Overall Summary
Total Matchups
113
Submission Rate
38.9%