BJJ Database
BJJ Athletes & Coaches
Competition records for the people shaping modern jiu-jitsu. Every athlete page tracks the matches we have on file: results, submissions, and opponents.
3,758 athletes
39,779 matches on record
14,365 submission finishes
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3,758 athletes
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Nicholas Meregali “Alemão”
New Wave
92–21
record
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João Miyao
Studio 1908
224–26
record
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Rafael Lovato Jr
6 Blades / Lovato BJJ
130–66
record
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Micael Galvão “Mica”
Melqui Galvão Jiu-Jitsu
71–5
record
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Gianni Grippo
Alliance
223–78
record
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Craig Jones “Second Best Grappler”
B-Team Jiu-Jitsu
65–23
record
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Marcus Almeida “Buchecha”
Checkmat, American Kickboxing Academy (AKA), American Top Team (ATT)
151–15
record
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Adam Wardziński “Megatron”
Checkmat
177–56
record
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Alexandre Ribeiro “Xande”
Six Blades Jiu-Jitsu
174–48
record
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Roger Gracie “The Blanket”
Gracie-Barra/Roger Gracie Academy
69–10
record
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Vagner Rocha “Ceará”
Vagner Rocha Martial Arts
81–38
record
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Gordon Ryan “The King,The Iron Dragon”
New Wave Jiu-Jitsu
97–5
record
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Beatriz Mesquita “Bia”
American Top Team
99–36
record
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André Galvão “Deco”
Atos Jiu Jitsu
177–32
record
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Roberto Abreu “Cyborg”
Fight Sports
163–52
record
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AJ Agazarm “The Florida Boy,Leão,Açaí”
Formerly with Gracie Barra Clearwater (under Eduardo de Lima); also trained at Relson Gracie Academy (Ohio) while representing Gracie Barra. Later affiliated with Nick Diaz Academy. Most recently training in Southern California, splitting time between Gracie Barra HQ and Checkmat gyms.
104–88
record
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Dante Leon
Pedigo Submission Fighting (PSF) / Adamas Jiu-Jitsu
115–54
record
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Yuri Simões “Novinho”
Black belt under Ricardo Vieira, currently with Caio Terra
86–31
record
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Gabrieli Pessanha
154–9
record
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Garry Tonon “Lion Killer”
New Wave Jiu-Jitsu
78–28
record
