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.
3,758 athletes
39,779 matches on record
14,365 submission finishes
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3,758 athletes
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Jorge Elias
4–6
record
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Bibiano Bernandes
9–1
record
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Cameron Earle
Ralph Gracie Academy (San Jose, California), coached by Ralph Gracie
2–3
record
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Anthony Perosh “The Hippo”
Carlos Machado JJ
0–5
record
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Denilson Pimenta
GFT (Grappling Fight Team), former Universidade Gama Filho (UGF)
3–2
record
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John Lewis
Nova União
2–3
record
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Pedro José Pessoa de Melo Bisneto “Big Mac”
Diego Ramalho BJJ
0–2
record
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Vinicius Lessa
Esporte Dez / Calasans Camargo
0–3
record
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Kennedy Franklin
Inicio Jiu-Jitsu
1–2
record
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Laurence Cousin Fouillat
Ribeiro Jiu Jitsu
1–3
record
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Kleber Paulino “Buiú”
Gracie Barra
2–2
record
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João Pedro Rodrigues “Somalia”
Rockstar / Soulfighter Texas
0–4
record
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Felipe Silva “Bocão”
Infight
2–2
record
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Leon Mendonça “Geladeira”
Clube Feijão Jiu-Jitsu
1–4
record
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Anna Mayne
Training history began at Sheffield Shootfighters under coach 'Peps' (end of 2004); regularly trained with Rosi Sexton; relocated to Manchester for higher-level MMA/BJJ training while commuting to Sheffield to complete her PhD. Key coach and influence: David Onuma. As of July 2015, coaching her own students in Manchester.
2–3
record
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Kyvann Gonzalez
Bodega BJJ (owner/head coach; academy based in New Jersey, USA)
2–1
record
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Pablo Oliveira
Carreira Team (affiliate of Carlson Gracie Team, Brazil)
2–3
record
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Jakub Najdek
2–6
record
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John Battle
3–4
record
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Eric Ingram
1–7
record
