Joslyn Molina defeated Mo Black in the bronze medal match in the -65kg division, becoming the youngest medalist in ADCC World Championships history at just 14 years old.
Molina made history three months ago when she became the youngest-ever competitor to be invited to the tournament, but with a 6-0 win over Black, she became the youngest competitor to medal or make the semifinal.
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A bright future is ahead for the up-and-coming superstar for “Baby Shark.”
Joslyn Molina’s Path To A Bronze Medal
Joslyn Molina defeated Injana Goodman in the first round of the -65kg division, before falling to Sarah Galvao in the second round.
She defeated Mo Black 6-0 in the bronze medal match to secure her spot as the youngest medalist in competition history. It’s Molina’s debut in the ADCC Worlds and an outstanding performance from the young athlete.
Watch Joslyn Molina Secure History Against Mo Black
Who Was The Previous Youngest Medalist In ADCC History?
Current female pound-for-pound No. 1 grappler Helena Crevar was the previous youngest medalist in ADCC Worlds history, finishing with a silver medal in 2024 at just 17 years of age.
Molina, 14, topped her record by a wide margin that seems like it could stand for years to come.
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