Rivalry · 8 recorded meetings

Alexis Alduncin Barragan vs João Miyao

Head-to-head record

Alexis

João

Alexis

João

2016 → 2019, oldest first

Did you know?

In 8 recorded meetings, Joao Miyao has won all 8 and Alexis Alduncin has none.
Five of their 8 matches were decided on points, with 2 ending by submission and 1 by another method.
Their meetings covered both gi and no-gi, and Miyao took the win in either format.
Both men share the same favorite submission, the gi choke from back, though Miyao has 42 recorded with it against Alduncin's 3.
Mikey Musumeci is a common opponent who beat both, holding a 0-1 edge over Alduncin and 0-4 over Miyao on record.

The rivalry

This is a one-sided rivalry on record. Across 8 meetings, Joao Miyao has won all 8, leaving Alexis Alduncin without a recorded win in the series. The matches spanned 2016 through 2019, mostly at IBJJF opens plus one round robin at the 2019 Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship, and ran across both gi and no-gi.

The method breakdown tells you how Miyao closed these out. Five of the 8 went to points, showing he could grind out control when the finish was not there. Two came by submission: a Gi Choke From Back at the 2017 Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Los Angeles semi-final and an Armbar in the final of the 2018 IBJJF Pan No-Gi Championship. The gi choke from back is Miyao's most recorded finish overall, with 42 wins, and it also happens to be Alduncin's own top submission at 3 wins.

The broader records line up with the head to head. Miyao carries an 88% win rate over 254 recorded matches with a 48% submission rate of his wins, while Alduncin sits at 40% over 55 recorded matches with a 23% submission rate. Both compete at 64 kg. Their shared opponents follow the same pattern: against Mikey Musumeci, Alduncin is 0-1 and Miyao is 0-4, one of the few names to trouble both men.