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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Ana Mayordomo Garcia
Kingsway BJJ / Easton BJJ (black belt under Eliott Marshall); trained with New Wave (Austin, TX)
17–5
record
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Masahiro Iwasaki
Carpe Diem
19–20
record
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Justin Rader
Gracie Humaita/Ribeiro Jiu Jitsu
23–16
record
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Tarik Hopstock
Frontline
29–16
record
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Eduardo Avelar “Zero Nove”
Double Five
28–17
record
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Diego Sodré
Clube Feijão
18–9
record
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Thamara Ferreira
Guigo Jiu-Jitsu
24–14
record
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Amanda Leve
GrindHouse / Studio 84
18–10
record
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Leon Brito
Brazilian Top Team (BTT)
20–7
record
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Bill Cooper “The Grill”
Paragon BJJ
16–22
record
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Rodrigo Francioni
Fight Sports
22–11
record
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Bruno Matias “Bruno Matias”
Checkmat BJJ Team
25–22
record
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Márcio Cruz “Pe de Pano”
Gracie Elite Team (Formerly Gracie Barra)
42–16
record
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Max Lindblad “Cenoura,Killer Carrot”
Checkmat/Prana
26–23
record
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Jurandir Conceição
G13
19–18
record
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Bruno Bastos
Bruno Bastos Association / LEAD
11–41
record
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Brian Beaury
Brian Beaury BJJ
5–31
record
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Leonardo Lara “Leo Lara”
JFC Almeida JJ / Atos
28–20
record
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Pedro Henrique Rocha
Double Five
26–19
record
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Yuta Shimada
Nexusense
30–18
record
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