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
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3,830 athletes
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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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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
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Jonathan Blank “Thor”
10th Planet
20–19
record
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Arman Tsarukyan
Aslan Khadartsev Wrestling Academy (Vladikavkaz, Ossetia) — preparing for ACBJJ 20 as of 2025-12-12.
2–0
record
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Eduardo Rios “Teta”
Frontline Academy
7–9
record
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Michael Perez “el Patron”
Atos JJ Academy
22–20
record
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Chloé McNally
Unity Jiu-Jitsu Team of New York
11–16
record
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Venla Luukkonen
Hilti BJJ Jyväskylä
7–23
record
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Luis Oliveira “Cantareira”
Frates JJ
10–8
record
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Thiago Gaia
Checkmat JJ
5–13
record
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Dorian Olivarez “The Problem”
New Wave Jiu-Jitsu
9–1
record
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Pedro Maia
We Flow / Ribeiro Jiu-Jitsu
12–14
record
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Enderson Dias “Varão”
MJN Jiu-Jitsu (also represented GF Team, Fight Sports, Dream Art)
17–8
record
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Breno Bittencourt
Ares BJJ
29–16
record
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