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.
3,794 athletes
40,049 matches on record
14,375 submission finishes
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3,794 athletes
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Guilherme Mendes
Art of Jiu-Jitsu (AOJ), formerly Atos Jiu-Jitsu
37–8
record
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Pat Downey
Training under Herbert Burns (as of 2026-08-27); Vagner Rocha and Monroe Hall credited for no-gi development from white to purple belt
6–6
record
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Wellington Luís “Alemão”
New School Brotherhood
19–13
record
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Marcelo Cohen
The Armory
6–9
record
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Penny Thomas
Gracie Humaita, Rickson Gracie, Maui Jiu Jitsu
7–11
record
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Felipe Linhares Arruda “Felipinho”
Alliance Jiu Jitsu
16–16
record
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Marcus Phelan
East Coast Jiu-Jitsu
13–14
record
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Eldar Yakuza Rafigaev “Yakuza”
Jungle BJJ
19–13
record
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Marcio Feitosa
Gracie Barra
25–8
record
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Fernando Pontes “Margarida”
N/A
22–10
record
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Cassia Moura
Bruno Bastos / LEAD
24–4
record
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Malachi Edmond “Magicman”
Team Lloyd Irvin
20–12
record
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Enrico Cocco “Teenage Phenom”
Zen Jiu Jitsu / Fight Sports
19–23
record
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Maria Ruffatto
BTT (Brazilian Top Team), previously Gamonal Fighters
7–9
record
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Alexandre de Jesus “Robinho”
Calasans JJ / Atos JJ
24–7
record
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Nisar Loynab
Atos JJ
13–18
record
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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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Manuel Pontes “Nelton”
Gracie Barra - Lisbon
15–16
record
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Gabriel Moraes “Gabrielzinho”
Alliance
19–11
record
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Ricco Rodriguez “Suave”
18–14
record
