2017 IBJJF New York Pro Championship
Nov 18, 2017
Did you know?
- Across 21 recorded matchups at the 2017 IBJJF New York Pro Championship, 8 ended by submission for a 38% submission rate. The rest split into 7 by points, 4 by advantage, and 2 by other means, so a good chunk of these matches came down to the referee's decision on points and advantages.
- Shane Jamil Hill-Taylor was the standout of the event with 3 wins, and every one of them came by submission. That is a rare clean sheet where all your recorded victories are finishes rather than decisions.
- Shane Jamil Hill-Taylor closed out the Featherweight final over Silvio Duran with a Gi Choke From Back. Taking someone's back and finishing there fits the picture of a fighter who submitted his way through the bracket.
- Keenan Cornelius and Timothy-Michael Spriggs met in the Heavyweight final, with Cornelius taking it on points. Earlier in the bracket Cornelius had submitted Matthew Leighton by Kimura, so he showed both a finish and a grind on the way to gold.
- The Ultra Heavyweight final between Joao Gabriel Rocha and Otavio Nalati was decided by a single advantage. At the top of a division you would expect to be settled by size and pressure, the margin came down to the thinnest scoring line in the ruleset.
Overall Summary
Total Matchups
21
Submission Rate
38.1%