According to the oddsmakers, Tim Spriggs was the largest underdog to win the WNO Championship heavyweight division. That makes his incredible success in the heavyweight tournament, and in the heavyweight final so incredible.

The two-day long WNO Championship featured some of the greatest grappling matches of all time. The main bracket, and the consolation bracket, feature incredible submissions, jaw-dropping upsets, and record-setting moments. Each of the five champions had incredible runs to gold, and many of the early-round losers fought back to deliver impressive performances, and to prove they belong on the WNO mats.

Grace Gundrum vs Jessa Khan was one of the most anticipated potential matches in the entire WNO Championship. The two young strawweights have been on a collision course since their childhood, and the match had been attracting the excitement of hopeful fans for months.

FloGrappling's WNO Championship has shaped up to be one of the biggest events in grappling history. With forty athletes, five championship belts, and more than $250,000 in total prizes on the line, there will be no shortage of exciting matches and memorable submissions.

The middleweight division at the WNO Championship is full of young blood, and some of the sport’s top rising stars will face off in an 8-man bracket for a grand total of $30,000.

The heavyweight division at the WNO Championship is loaded with some of the most decorated heavyweights around. Champions from ADCC, IBJJF and other circuits will square off for the belt and the $30,000 grand prize.

Update (Sept 23) — Luiz Panza is out; Giancarlo Bodoni is in.

The men’s 155 lb division at the WNO Championship has shaped up to be one of the most exciting jiu-jitsu grand prixs in history. Any of the eight men in this stacked division could take home the championship belt, and the $30,000 prize that comes with it.

The online betting site BetOnline has released money lines for FloGrappling’s WNO Championship.

Since the change to our current format, Who’s Number One (WNO) has put on six events and taken the grappling world by storm, quickly become the premier superfight event in the no-gi world.

Who’s Number One (WNO) has emerged in the last 12 months as the premier no-gi superfight event in the world, and the WNO rules result in not only exciting matches but some of the best submission finishes in the sport.

The online betting site BetOnline has released money lines for FloGrappling’s WNO Championship.

Update (Sept 22) — Luiz Panza is out; 2021 No-Gi Pan Champ Giancarlo Bodoni has taken his place.

The Women’s 115-lb division at the WNO Championship on September 25-26 could be one of the best female divisions ever created. Any combination of matchups could be a main event. This is an opportunity for some of the best strawweights in the world to break out, and take control of this highly-competitive division with $30,000, and the title of WNO Strawweight Champion on the line.

The 185lb division coming to the WNO Championships Sept. 25-26 is fiercely competitive and completely stacked with some of the very best grapplers on the planet.