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
Featured Athletes
All Athletes
3,821 athletes
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Luiz Santos “Filipinho”
Alliance
1–7
record
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Antonio Zuazo
13–23
record
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Leonardo Oliveira “Leleu,Leleo”
We Flow, previously Constrictor Team
6–3
record
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Stephen Martinez
16–18
record
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Cássio Costa “Laranjinha”
Six Blades
7–5
record
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Éricka Almeida
Rodrigo Fajardo's academy
5–4
record
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Pámela Bóveda Aguirre
Nova União
4–7
record
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Lucas Montalvão “Gorilla”
Ground Control
5–5
record
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William Dias
15–15
record
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Jaqueline Amorim
Checkmat
7–4
record
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Cassio Werneck
Cassio Werneck BJJ (formerly BTT, Oswaldo Alves)
6–7
record
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Diego Bispo
Ares Jiu-Jitsu
0–13
record
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Daniel Beleza
SAS (Sa Team)
4–8
record
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Rodrigo Medeiros “Comprido”
BJJ Revolution Team
8–3
record
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Theodoro Canal
GF Team
3–10
record
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Roberto Traven
Traven BJJ (formerly with Alliance)
7–6
record
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Matheus Vetoraci “Gêmeos”
Blvckout Grappling
6–5
record
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Andrew Soares
Vision
1–3
record
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Sean Coates
Victor Estima's team, Nottingham (as of July 2015). Training history: began BJJ under Victor Estima when Estima was teaching in Mansfield; trained with Stealth BJJ in Manchester during university; received a Connection Rio sponsorship to live and train in Brazil for three months; after returning, moved to train full time under Victor Estima in Nottingham.
5–13
record
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Washington Lima
2–28
record
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