Rivalry · 7 recorded meetings

Fellipe Andrew vs Gustavo Batista

Head-to-head record

Fellipe

Gustavo

Fellipe

Gustavo

2018 → 2021, oldest first

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Andrew leads the series 5-0 with no draws across their recorded meetings.
Only 1 of the 5 meetings ended by submission, at the 2018 ACB JJ World Open Championship. The others were settled by points, advantage, or decision.
Both athletes hold an 81% win rate on record, but Andrew finishes 62% of his wins compared to 36% for Batista.
Against common opponent Victor Hugo the two diverge sharply: Andrew is 0-6 on record while Batista is 1-1.
Andrew's most productive submission is the arm triangle choke with 25 wins, while Batista's is the gi choke from back with 6 wins.

The rivalry

On record this is a one-sided series. Fellipe Andrew has won all 5 recorded meetings with Gustavo Batista, with no draws. Four of those wins came in the gi and the matches spanned from 2018 through 2021, mostly in the semi-final and final stages of major events.

The way Andrew closed these matches tells you a lot about the difference in decision. Only the earliest meeting, at the ACB JJ World Open Championship in 2018, ended by submission. The rest went the distance or to the scorecards: a decision at 3rd Coast Grappling Kumite 2, an advantage-only final at the 2020 Pan Jiu-Jitsu IBJJF Championship, and a points final at the 2021 Pan Jiu-Jitsu IBJJF Championship. Andrew found a way to stay ahead whether the score was tight or open.

Stylistically they are built differently. Both carry an 81% win rate across their recorded matches, but Andrew finishes far more of his wins, at 62% versus 36% for Batista. Andrew is the heavier man in the Super-Pesado division with the Arm Triangle Choke as his most productive finish at 25 wins, while Batista competes at Meio Pesado and leans on the Gi Choke From Back, his top submission at 6 wins.