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Humble But Confident: Tayane Porfirio Is Ready To Take Over The World

Feb 16, 2017

Gabi Garcia Will Attempt To Make History at ADCC

Sep 22, 2019, Pro

ADCC 2019 Official Primer: Every Major Story You Need To Know

Sep 23, 2019

ADCC Division Preview: Can Anyone Best Gabi at +60kg?

Aug 30, 2019, Pro

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The Youngest And Oldest Competitors At ADCC 2019

Sep 23, 2019, Pro

IBJJF Announce Anti-Doping Tests At 2019 No-Gi World Championships

Sep 11, 2019

12 Dream Matchups We Need To See At ADCC 2019

Sep 12, 2019, Pro

Every Name Invited/Qualified For ADCC 2019 World Championship (Updated)

Sep 16, 2019

Nathiely's Kneebar Solidifies Her Dominance At Fight 2 Win 115

Jun 18, 2019

Nathiely's Double Gold Cements Her as One of Jiu-Jitsu's Leading Women

Jun 5, 2019

Women's Division Promise Intrigue & Excitement At 2019 IBJJF Worlds

The women’s divisions at the 2019 IBJJF Worlds are extremely deep, the best we've ever seen them. Four-time champion Rikako Yuasa will have new black belts Mayssa Bastos and Juliane Wiggers to content with. Yuasa doesn’t compete much, just come and wins Worlds every year and wrecks shops. it’s great to see some new opponents for her that will really test her. Light-featherweight has no less than three returning World champions, with Gezary Matuda, Talita Alencar and Amanda Monteiro. Beatriz Mesquita is going for her NINTH world title. Let’s just call her Queen Bia. With Tayane Porfirio out due to a doping suspension and no Gabi Garcia, this could be time for Nathiely de Jesus to reign on top. Silver in the absolute division at Pans to Gabi Garcia too, and silver medals two years in a row in the absolute division at Worlds, with one of those overturned and now a gold (2018). But nobody wants to win a default gold medal after losing in the final – Nathiely will want to go there and win that medal for herself. And don’t forget there’s $10,000 on the line for the absolute winner!

May 24, 2019, Pro