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
Featured Athletes
All Athletes
3,830 athletes
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Yuri Simões “Novinho”
Black belt under Ricardo Vieira, currently with Caio Terra
87–31
record
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Gabrieli Pessanha
154–10
record
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Garry Tonon “Lion Killer”
New Wave Jiu-Jitsu
78–28
record
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Roosevelt Sousa
Fight Sports
82–25
record
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Diogo Reis “Baby Shark”
Melqui Galvão Jiu-Jitsu
69–12
record
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Osvaldo Moixinho “Queixinho”
Ares JJ
91–50
record
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Gilbert Burns “Durinho”
Atos Academy, formerly Oriênte Club
50–23
record
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Bernardo Faria “Bê”
Alliance Jiu-Jitsu
113–27
record
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Felipe Pena “Preguiça”
Atos HQ
168–28
record
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Kennedy Maciel “Cobrinha Junior,Cobrinha Jr.”
Alliance
87–29
record
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Victor Hugo “The Mountain”
Six Blades Jiu-Jitsu
118–26
record
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Andrew Tackett “Pirulito”
Brazilian Fight Factory
40–9
record
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Renato Canuto
Hybrid Jiu-Jitsu (Las Vegas)
77–29
record
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Nicholas Rodriguez “Nicky Rod,The Black Belt Slayer”
UFC BJJ
54–14
record
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Rodolfo Vieira “Caçador dos Faixas Pretas”
Grappling Fight Team (GFT), American Top Team (ATT)
112–21
record
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Leandro Lo
NS Brotherhood
284–55
record
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Jose Mathias Luna
Checkmat
59–52
record
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Tommy Langaker “Viking”
Wulfing Academy
105–39
record
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Rafael Mendes “Rafa”
Art Of Jiu-Jitsu (AOJ)
98–9
record
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Ffion Davies
Armour Jiu-Jitsu
70–18
record
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