Claudio Calasans
Record:
103-46-2 (W-L-D)
- Did You Know?
- Early Life and Martial Arts Foundation
- BJJ Career Progression and Belt Journey
- Wrist-Lock Specialization and Competition Style
- Transition to Coaching and Mentorship
- Masters-Level Competitive Activity
- Online Presence and Community Engagement
- Performance Summary
- Rivalries
- Matchup History
Full Name:
Cláudio Calasans
Nick Name:
Juninho
Birth Date:
1983-10-11
Weight Class:
Leve (167lbs) and Medio (181lbs)
Favorite Technique:
Wrist-locks
Team:
Atos Jiu-Jitsu / Academia Calasans Camargo
Did you know?
- Across recorded matches from 2006 to 2023, Calasans holds 103 wins, 46 losses, and 2 draws over 151 total bouts. The bulk of that work came in the gi, with 131 gi matches on record against just 10 no-gi.
- Leandro Lo was a wall for Calasans. In 5 recorded meetings, Calasans went 0 wins and 5 losses, and he had the same story against Isaque Bahiense at 0 wins and 4 losses.
- Of Calasans' 32 submission wins on record, he wins by submission 31 percent of the time, which sits under the 40 percent average across the site. He is a points and position player more than a finisher, with 38 wins by points.
- His judo roots show up in the finishes. Among his recorded submission wins are 4 by wristlock and 3 by kneebar, and he tapped Manuel Ribamar Filho with a wristlock at the 2017 European Jiu-Jitsu IBJJF Championship.
- The 2015 ADCC World Championship is one of his most active recorded events with 6 appearances, and it was there he beat Yuri Simoes by decision and Joao Gabriel Rocha on points.
Early Life and Martial Arts Foundation
BJJ Career Progression and Belt Journey
Wrist-Lock Specialization and Competition Style
Transition to Coaching and Mentorship
Masters-Level Competitive Activity
Online Presence and Community Engagement
Overall Performance Summary
Total Matchups
151
Wins
103 (68.21%)
Losses
46 (30.46%)
Draws
2 (1.32%)
Win/Loss By Method
Cláudio's Rivalries
Cláudio's Matchup History
Table of Contents
- Did You Know?
- Early Life and Martial Arts Foundation
- BJJ Career Progression and Belt Journey
- Wrist-Lock Specialization and Competition Style
- Transition to Coaching and Mentorship
- Masters-Level Competitive Activity
- Online Presence and Community Engagement
- Performance Summary
- Rivalries
- Matchup History