This is a one-sided rivalry on record. Victor Honorio holds all 6 meetings against Igor Schneider, with no draws. Every one of those matches was contested in the gi, and they clustered tightly across 2016 to 2018, mostly at the Brazilian National level.

How Honorio closed those matches tells you something about the range of ways he stayed ahead. He won on points twice, once by decision, once by advantage, once in a final that also went to points, and once by Lapel Choke in the semi-finals of the 2016 IBJJF South American Championships. That submission win is notable because it came at the same event where he also beat Schneider in the final. The two crossed again at the 2017 Brazilian National Jiu-Jitsu Championship, where Honorio won both a round of 32 match and the final, and once more at the 2018 Brazilian National Jiu-Jitsu Championship in the round of 16.

Both are ultra-heavyweights in the +100kg range, so this was never a size mismatch. Their broader records point in different directions though. Honorio sits at 74% across 72 recorded matches, while Schneider is at 59% across 110. The head to head reflects that gap rather than any single stylistic quirk, with most of these meetings decided by margins on the scoreboard rather than finishes.