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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Kenta Iwamoto
B-Team / Igloo
9–8
record
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Sebastian Serpa
Carlson Gracie / Mushin BJJ
4–9
record
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Pierre-Olivier Leclerc
TriStar Gym
7–11
record
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Antonio Peinado “Batista”
Alliance
7–18
record
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Mayara Custódio
Checkmat
5–9
record
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Paul Ardila-Ibarra
American Top Team
21–14
record
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Lucas Alves
Alliance
19–15
record
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Frank Cespedes
Alliance
7–9
record
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Tadiyah Danforth
Alliance
7–10
record
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Faris Ben-Lamkadem “Faradinho”
Roger Gracie Academy; Los Bandidos (2024); Team Misfits Europe
12–8
record
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Yan Paiva
21–6
record
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Vinicius Pereira “Vinny”
Gracie Barra (FP Team)
11–8
record
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Jordan Vaisman
Art Of Jiu-Jitsu (AOJ)
10–9
record
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Delson Heleno “Pé de Chumbo”
Gordo Jiu Jitsu/Pitbull Jiu Jitsu & MMA
10–9
record
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Gabriela Fechter “Gabi”
Checkmat
9–13
record
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Rodrigo Lopes “Tatu,Tatuzinho”
Double Five Academy
8–11
record
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Leonardo Leite “Léo”
Alliance
13–13
record
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Thomas Lisboa “Jabuta”
Alliance Jiu Jitsu
11–12
record
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Roberto Magalhães “Roleta”
Roleta Jiu-Jitsu
15–8
record
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António Schembri “Nino,Elvis”
Nino Schembri BJJ
6–9
record
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