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.
3,830 athletes
40,067 matches on record
14,383 submission finishes
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3,830 athletes
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Austin Oranday “Gumby”
Oranday Bros Jiu Jitsu/ Alliance Charlotte
13–23
record
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Amanda Monteiro Canuto
GF Team
17–13
record
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Julia Maele
OXY Gym
13–19
record
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Dany Gerard
Atos – Tahitian Top Team
31–17
record
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Fabricio Werdum “Vai Cavalo”
Winner/Behring, Chute-Boxe, Werdum Combat Team
36–11
record
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José Cardoso “Ceconi”
Ceconi Kmkz
31–19
record
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Edward Cummings “Wolverine,The Wolverine”
Unity Jiu-Jitsu
19–4
record
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Jose Mario Sperry “Zé Mario,Zé Maquina”
Started w/ Carlson Gracie, changed to BTT (Brazilian Top Team)
15–12
record
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Raquel Canuto
Checkmat BJJ Association
19–15
record
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Matheus Felipe Xavier “Tá Danado”
Checkmat
23–14
record
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Adriano Ferreira Araújo Silva
Barbosa Jiu Jitsu
20–28
record
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Charles McGuire
American Top Team
0–70
record
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Claudio Mattos “Caloquinha”
Gracie Barra – Belo Horizonte
33–13
record
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Diogo Araujo “Moreno”
Soul Fighters
25–23
record
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Pedro Alex “Bombom”
GF Team
23–11
record
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Eoghan O'Flanagan
Los Banditos
23–12
record
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Valdir Araújo “Baby Monster,BB Monster”
Fight Sports
13–24
record
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Ross Nicholls
Roger Gracie Academy
31–11
record
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Ryan Aitken
10th Planet
13–10
record
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Gavin Corbe
Black Box (co-owner/operator); trains under Greg Souders using the Constraints-Led Approach (CLA) methodology
13–7
record
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