Well I certainly hope you enjoyed watching WNO last weekend as much as we did bringing it to you. It was a remarkable event with five out of nine matches ending via submission, and two matches ending quicker than most. Both the main and co-main event ended via heel hook, which we’ll discuss in depth later.

FloGrappling’s Who’s Number One is back in Austin, TX for another star-studded event. Tonight, Checkmat’s world champion heavyweight, Luiz Panza, will face Craig Jones, who is filling in for Gordon Ryan.

All 18 athletes are weighed in and ready to go for FloGrappling’s no-gi grappling event, Who’s Number One: Craig Jones vs Luiz Panza.

The online betting site BetDSI has released money lines for Who’s Number One: Craig Jones vs Luiz Panza.

Stop the press, Gordon Ryan's abrupt departure from all upcoming matches has thrown the no-gi grappling scene into disarray. What does Gordon do next if he can't compete? Who replaces him as the #1 in the world? And will professional grappling ever be the same without him?

Gordon Ryan dropped a bombshell today by announcing that he will not be able to compete at WNO on May 28 – or any grappling events for the foreseeable future. Even worse, health issues mean may never return.

Hot off the bombshell news that Gordon Ryan is taking an extended medical leave from grappling competition, Craig Jones has stepped up to face Luiz Panza at Who’s Number One On May 28.

The FloGrappling Seminar Series returns with a second Gordon Ryan seminar on Thursday, May 27th! Gordon's last seminar sold out in a matter of hours, if you are interested in learning from the King make sure to reserve your spot ASAP here -

Nicky Ryan is set to make his fourth appearance on FloGrappling’s Who’s Number One on May 28 when he takes on Checkmat’s Gabriel Almeida.

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