The chance at a No-Gi World title attracts hundreds of athletes to Las Vegas for the 2024 IBJJF No-Gi World Championships kicking off on Thursday, December 12. That means thousands of matches to sift through over the three-day long tournament.

The 2024 World IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu No-Gi Championship is set to start on Dec. 12, marking one of the last premier events to cap 2024.

The IBJJF No-Gi Worlds is upon us, and earlier this week, we found out the brackets for every division and belt level.

The 2024 IBJJF No-Gi Worlds begin this week, with black belts taking the mats Friday & Saturday. On day one, it will be all the absolute up until the finals, the women's divisions up until the finals, and the men's up until the semifinals. Those matches will all then go down the next day on Saturday. Everything will be going down exclusively on FloGrappling.

Craig Jones announced over the weekend that CJI has secured the necessary funding for a sequel to the inaugural event, to take place in August 2025 in Las Vegas, NV.

We are only a few days away from the start of the 2024 No-Gi Worlds and the brackets are stacked - especially at the black belt level. In every division, there are world class athletes ready to take the mats for their shot at glory and gold. Who should fans be looking out for this weekend when action kicks off?

The 2024 IBJJF No-Gi Worlds is the final major event of 2024 and we finally know the brackets for every division and the potential paths each grappler must walk to become a champion. Every year this is a tournament packed with action, upsets, thrilling moments, and tough defeats. 2024 looks to be no different, with tons of world-ranked athletes in the mix.

It was another fantastic night of action from the heart of São Paulo, as BJJ Stars delivered on title fights, super fights, and a stacked featherweight Grand Prix that saw Fabricio Andrey emerge victorious. Jansen Gomes and Jaime Canuto captured championship gold and some of Brazil's brightest lit up the mats.

É chegada a hora do BJJStars 14. Trazendo alguns dos principais nomes do Jiu-Jitsu internacional para o Komplexo Tempo, em São Paulo, a competição promete muita ação para os fãs da arte suave neste sábado, dia 7 de dezembro, com um disputadíssimo GP de Pesos-Penas e seis superlutas no card .

The bracket for the featherweight Grand Prix at BJJ Stars 14 is out and it is just as electric as you might have guessed!

Mayssa Bastos was able to retain her ONE Atomweight Championship by decision, defeating former champion Danielle Kelly in a rematch. The two exchanges leg locks to begin the match, before trading positional attacks back and forth for the majority of the match. The most decisive exchange came late with Bastos transitioning her way to a deep inside heel hook that got her the deciding criteria to keep her belt.

In the main event, Mikey Musumeci was relentless with his achilles lock and heel hook attempts through the match while Machado navigated the danger and worked towards counter holds of his own. Ultimately one of those holds leg to a wrestle up and a takedown that provided the deciding 2 points. Musumeci wasn't pleased with his performance after the match and promised to deliver on a submission for fans next time.

Reigning ADCC absolute champion Kaynan Duarte put on a display of top pressure on his way to victory in the main event of WNO 25, where he defeated Roberto Jimenez via decision.

The silver anniversary of WNO wrapped up on Dec. 4 as some of the best no-gi grapplers in the world, and some of the top rising stars in the sport, competed in Houston.

Adele Fornarino capped off her 2024 year that saw her double gold at ADCC Worlds 2024 with a championship-winning match via submission at WNO 25 at the Bayou Center in Houston on Dec. 4.