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-64kg:
Gabriel Wilcox x Fernando Vieira
Bruno Lopes x Sena Monfaradi
Thiago Barreto x Jedrzej Foska
Laerico Fernandes x David Marinakis
-70kg:
Wellington Megaton x Samuel Canquerino
David Tong entra de baia
Daniel Wrzesniewski entra de baia
Their Tavares x Isaque Paiva
Raphael Dos Santos x Felipe Cavalcante
Rafael Salomao entra de baia
Roger Almeida entra de baia
Tiego Fernandes x Pakissi Njinga
-76kg:
Thiago Braga x David Dotzsky
Italo Nunes entra de baia
Davi Ramos x Roberto Satoshi
Ilke Bulut x JT Torres
Yuri Ngombe (Alliance) entra de baia
Abdelaziz Cherigui x Rodrigo Valerio
Pedro Bessa x Marciej Polok
Jon Tuck entra de baia
Rodrigo Caporal x Vinicius Marinho
Lucas Lepri entra de baia
Alex Scott x Jared Weiner
Maxime Oliver entra de baia
Leandro Lo x Antonio Farias
-82kg:
Diego Borges Silva x Marcos Souza
Claudio Calasans x DJ Jackson
Bruno Alves x Wilson Ferreira
Eduardo Teta Rios entra de baia
Miguel Anka x Adriano Silva
Lucas Leite x Mathias Ribeiro
Rodrigo Fajardo entra de baia
Jose Junior Huber x Adriano De Lima
Vitor Bomfim x Kit Dale
Alberto Mina de Araujo x Luca Anacoreta
-88kg:
Andre Galvão x Felipe Mota Dias
Janne Autio entra de baia
Oli Geddes entra de baia
Leonardo Maciel x Zumbi Lara
Rafael Lovato Jr x Rodrigo Clark
Roberto Fonseca entra de baia
Paulo Rodrigues entra de baia
Tarsis Humphreys x Vitor Toledo
-94kg:
Rodolfo Vieira x Christiano Carioca
Marcelo Bernardo x Tarek Abu Shaban
Roberto Tussa Alencar x Vladamiro Afonso
Pedro Lott entra de baia
-100kg:
Bernardo Faria x Christopher Bowe
Alexandre Souza x Luis Neira
Antonio Carlos Jr x Marcel Fortuna
Xande Ribeiro entra de baia
+100kg:
Ricardo Evangelista x Amin Touati
Peter Roberts x Antonio Braga Neto
Marcus Buchecha x Michael Wilson
Thiago Souza entra de baia
Jose Junior x Claudio Meneses
Absoluto:
Abdelaziz Cherigui x Michael Wilson
Cláudio Menezes entra de baia
Cara de Sapato x José Junior
Leandro Lo x Alex Scott
Marcelo Fortuna x Christopher Bowe
Vladimiro Afonso x Lucas Lepri
Rodolfo Vieira x Jon Tuck
Lucas Leite x Rafael Lovato
Vitor Toledo x Rodrigo Clark
JT Torres x Thiago Barreto
Leonardo Maciel x Luis Neira
Antônio Farias x Oliver Geddes
Peter Roberts x Raphael dos Santos
De’Alonzio Jackson x Gabriel Wilcox
Vinicius Marinho entra de baia
Roberto Fonseca x Zumbi Lara
André Galvão x Alberto Mina
Cristiano Carioca x Bernardo Faria
Luca Anhacoreta x Thaigo Braga
Diego Borges x Their Tavares
Rodrigo Caporal x Amin Touati
Fernando Vieira x Mathias Ribeiro
Tarsis Humphreys x Braga Neto
Marcus Buchecha x Wilson Ferreira
Davi Ramos x Adriano Silva
Marcelo Bernardo x Janne Autio
Ricardo Evangelista x Rafael Salomão
Thiago Souza x Xande Ribeiro
Cláudio Calasans x Maciej Polok
Ilke Bulut entra de baia
Senna Monfaradi x José Huber
Alexandre Souza x Roberto Tussa
Maxime Olivier x Samuel Canquerino
Marcos Souza x Victor Bomfim
-60kg (Feminino):
Michelle Nicolini x Angélica Galvão
Yasmine Wilson x Jessica Santos
Bia Mesquita entra de baia
Sunny Munn x Kyra Gracie
Patricia Kazimierczak entra de baia
Mackenzie Dern x Marina Medeiros
-66kg:
Luanna Alzuguir x Shioda Sayara
Luiza Monteiro x Kristin Doeblin
-72kg:
Jessica Oliveira x Polyana Barbosa
Layla Okyay x Janni Larsson
Shanti Abelha x Penny Thomas
Valerie Worthington entra de baia
Fernanda Mazelli x Roberta Frazão
Absoluto:
Gabi Garcia x Olga Lyashevska
Fernanda Mazelli x Janni Larsson
Kristin Doeblin x Venla Luukkonen
Nyjah Gaston x Leyla Okyay
Michelle Nicolini x Shioda Sayaka
Roberta Frazão x Yasmine Wilson
Jessia Santos x Patrícia Kazimierzak
Penny Thomas x Luiza Monteiro
Bia Mesquita x Jessica Oliveira
Marina Medeiros x Yoko Seki
Maren Frerich x Suuny Munn
Angelica Galvão x Polyana Lagos
Luanna Alzuguir x Alison Tremblay
Marina Malyjasiar entra de baia
Sijara Eubanks x Valerie Worthington
Mackenzie Dern x Shanti Abelha
The Jiu-Jitsu history.
Some historians of Jiu-Jitsu say that the origins of "the gentle art" can be traced back to India, where it was practiced by Buddhist Monks. Concerned with self-defense, these monks created techniques based upon principles of balance and leverage, and a system of manipulating the body in a manner where one could avoid relying upon strength or weapons. With the expansion of Buddhism, Jiu-Jitsu spread from Southeast Asia to China, finally arriving in Japan where it developed and gained further popularity.
In the last days of the 19th century, some Jiu-Jitsu masters emigrated from Japan to other continents, teaching the martial arts as well as taking part in fights and competitions.
Esai Maeda Koma, also known as "Conde Koma," was one such master. After traveling with a troupe which fought in various countries in Europe and the Americas, Koma arrived in Brazil in 1915, and settled in Belem do Para the next year, where he met a man named Gastao Gracie.
The father of eight children, among them five boys and three girls, Gastao became a Jiu-Jitsu enthusiast and brought his oldest son, Carlos, to learn from the Japanese master.
For a naturally frail fifteen-year old Carlos Gracie, Jiu-Jitsu became a method not simply for fighting, but for personal improvement. At nineteen, he moved to Rio de Janeiro with his family and began teaching and fighting. In his travels, Carlos would teach classes, and also proved the efficiency of the art by beating opponents who were physically stronger. In 1925, he returned to Rio and opened the first school, known as the "Academia Gracie de Jiu-Jitsu."
Since then, Carlos started to share his knowledge with his brothers, adapting and refining the techniques to the naturally weaker characteristics of his family. Carlos also taught them his philosophies of life and his concepts of natural nutrition. Eventually, Carlos became a pioneer in creating a special diet for athletes, "the Gracie diet," which transformed Jiu-Jitsu into a term synonymous with health.
Having created an efficient self defense system, Carlos Gracie saw in the art a way to become a man who was more tolerant, respectful, and self-confident. With a goal of proving Jiu-Jitsu’s superiority over other martial arts, Carlos challenged the greatest fighters of his time. He also managed the fighting careers of his brothers. Because they were fighting and defeating opponents fifty or sixty pounds heavier, the Gracies quickly gained recognition and prestige.
Attracted to the new market which was opened around Jiu-Jitsu, many Japanese practitioners came to Rio, but none were able to establish schools as successful as the Gracies. This was due to the fact that the Japanese stylists were more focused on takedowns and throws, and the Jiu-Jitsu the Gracies practiced had more sophisticated ground fighting and submission techniques. Carlos and his brothers changed and adapted the techniques in such a way that it completely altered the complexion of the international Jiu-Jitsu principles. These techniques were so distinctive to Carlos and his brothers that the sport became attached to a national identity, and is now commonly known as "Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu," practiced by martial artists all over the world, including Japan.