Who's Number One (WNO) is back with another stacked card on February 26th, with WNO: Craig Jones vs Ronaldo Junior. The action will kick off at 8:00 ET, with two free prelim matches streamed on the FloSports app, Facebook and Youtube. WNO always brings together the best no-gi talent in the world, and this event is no exception.

As you should know by now, Who's Number One (WNO) returns for its first event of 2021 on February 26th with WNO: Craig Jones vs Ronaldo Junior. We've announced four of the main card matches so far, and this fifth and final match on the main card is a great one. Andrew Wiltse, who you may know from our mega successful Daisy Fresh series, makes his WNO debut against 10th Planet star PJ Barch.

Who's Number One (WNO) returns for it's first event of 2021 on February 26th, with WNO: Craig Jones vs Ronaldo Junior! As always, WNO showcases the most exciting talent in the no-gi competition scene, a mix of established veterans and the up and comers from the next generation. 

Until recently, Jon “Thor” Blank was working a full time job as an electrician. He had to use some of his last vacation days in 2019 to compete in ADCC, where he made a name for himself with an opening round submission over Rustam Chsiev. He went on to beat Murilo Santana, before losing in the semifinals, taking fourth in the 88 kg division.

Anyone who has trained with Grace Gundrum will tell you. She absorbs technical knowledge. She listens to feedback from her coaches, JM Holland and Zach Maslany, and incorporates new moves and ideas seamlessly into her game.

In her debut at black belt, 18-year-old Grace "The Silent Assassin" Gundrum made quick work of her opponent, Pati Fontes. At Fight to Win 155 last weekend, Grace pulled Fontes into her butterfly guard, worked into closed guard and then climbed her legs up to a Dead Orchard: a popular position in the 10th Planet system which frames both of the defender’s arms inside a closed triangle.