2026 ADCC World Championships

25 Years Of History: Every Superfight Winner In ADCC World Championship History

25 Years Of History: Every Superfight Winner In ADCC World Championship History

Here's a full list of every Superfight winner in ADCC World Championship history.

Aug 3, 2026 by Tobias Linkin
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The 2026 ADCC World Championships are just a little over one month away, meaning the highly-anticipated Superfight will be making it's return.

The Superfight is a special match between two elite grapplers where the usually the Absolute Division champions go against the reigning Superfight champion.

Over the course of ADCC history, the Superfight has delivered some of the most memorable moments on the mat. Let's take a look back at every Superfight winner in ADCC World Championship history.

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Every Superfight Winner In ADCC World Championship History

  • 1999 — Mario Sperry (Brazil) def. Enson Inoue (United States)
  • 2000 — Mario Sperry (Brazil) def. Roberto Traven (Brazil)
  • 2001 — Mark Kerr (United States) def. Mario Sperry (Brazil)
  • 2003 — Ricardo Arona (Brazil) def. Mark Kerr (United States)
  • 2005 — Dean Lister (United States) def. Jean Jacques Machado (Brazil)
  • 2007 — Roger Gracie (Brazil) def. Jon Olav Einemo (Norway)
  • 2009 — Ronaldo Souza (Brazil) def. Robert Drysdale (United States)
  • 2011 — Braulio Estima (Brazil) def. Ronaldo Souza (Brazil)
  • 2013 — André Galvão (Brazil) def. Braulio Estima (Brazil)
  • 2015 — André Galvão (Brazil) def. Roberto Abreu (Brazil)
  • 2017 — André Galvão (Brazil) def. Claudio Calasans (Brazil)
  • 2019 — André Galvão (Brazil) def. Felipe Pena (Brazil)
  • 2022 — Gordon Ryan (United States) def. André Galvão (Brazil)
  • 2024 (Worlds) — Gordon Ryan (United States) def. Felipe Pena (Brazil)
  • 2024 (CJI x ADCC Superfight) — Gordon Ryan (United States) def. Yuri Simões (Brazil)

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