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.
3,821 athletes
40,067 matches on record
14,383 submission finishes
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3,821 athletes
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Milton Bastos
Ares BJJA
5–7
record
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Samuel Braga
Gracie Barra
2–9
record
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Pedro Mello
Atos JJ
4–7
record
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Jefferson Goteu
Commando Group / Checkmat
2–4
record
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Salla Simola
Hilti BJJ
12–11
record
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Ronaldo Junior
Atos Jiu-Jitsu HQ (San Diego, USA). As of February 2026, he remained training there; HQ site listed Sarah Galvao, Michael Perez, and Orlando Samson as head coaches.
11–6
record
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Mark Kerr
13–1
record
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Isreal Almeida
31–10
record
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Bruno Borges
11–26
record
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Orlando Castillo
9–28
record
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Piter Frank
12–24
record
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Nicholas Greene
13–26
record
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Matthew Tesla
6–4
record
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Urijah Faber “The California Kid”
Team Alpha Male
2–4
record
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Zak Maxwell “Zak”
Gracie Humaita
6–10
record
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Murilo Bustamante
BTT (Brazilian Top Team)
4–6
record
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Matt Serra
Serra BJJ
3–1
record
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Gabriel Brod
Gracie Barra / FP Gold Team
6–6
record
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Ashlee Funegra
Art Of Jiu-Jitsu (AOJ)
15–0
record
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Daniel Schuardt “The Manchild”
John Danaher's Kingsway gym (United States); previously trained in Australia with Lachlan Giles
2–4
record
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