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ADCC 2024 live results and highlights – Day 2

Ben Coate

View results and video highlights from ADCC 2024, which takes place on August 17-18 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The 2024 ADCC World Championships kick off on Saturday, August 17 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas and continues on August 18. The event features five 16-man divisions and three eight-woman divisions, as well as men’s and women’s absolute brackets and two superfights, each featuring Gordon Ryan.

Day 1 saw the men compete in round of 16 and quarterfinal matches, while the women competed in quarterfinal bouts. Day 2 will feature the semifinals and finals of each weight division, as well as absolute men’s and women’s divisions. Additionally, Gordon Ryan will defend his ADCC superfight title against reigning ADCC absolute champion Yuri Simoes.

ADCC 2024 airs live on FloGrappling (subscription required).

Below are the final standings at ADCC 2024, and below that are full match results from day two of the event.

ADCC 2024 Results and Final Standings

Men’s -66kg

  • 1st – Diogo Reis
  • 2nd – Diego “Pato” Oliveira
  • 3rd – Josh Cisneros

Men’s -77kg

  • 1st – Mica Galvao
  • 2nd – Vagner Rocha
  • 3rd – PJ Barch

Men’s -88kg

  • 1st – Giancarlo Bodoni
  • 2nd – Jay Rodriguez
  • 3rd – Felipe Costa

Men’s -99kg

  • 1st – Kaynan Duarte
  • 2nd – Rafael Lovato Jr.
  • 3rd – Roberto “Cyborg” Abreu

Men’s +99kg

  • 1st – Felipe Pena
  • 2nd – Luke Griffith
  • 3rd – Dan Manasoiu

Men’s absolute

  • 1st – Kaynan Duarte
  • 2nd – Roberto “Cyborg” Abreu
  • 3rd – Dante Leon

Women’s -55kg

  • 1st – Adele Fornarino
  • 2nd – Bianca Basilio
  • 3rd – Jasmine Rocha

Women’s -65kg

  • 1st – Ana Carolina Vieira
  • 2nd – Helena Crevar
  • 3rd – Bia Mesquita

Women’s +65kg

  • 1st – Rafaela Guedes
  • 2nd – Nathiely De Jesus
  • 3rd – Kendall Reusing

Women’s absolute

  • 1st – Adele Fornarino
  • 2nd – Bia Mesquita
  • 3rd – Amy Campo

ADCC 2024 Results – Day 2

Superfight

  • Gordon Ryan def. Yuri Simoes via points (21-0)

Ryan racked up an incredible 21 points soon after the submission-only portion of the match ended. From there, he largely coasted to victory and kept a very game Simoes on the defensive. Simoes pressed hard in the home stretch, but never truly put Ryan in danger.

Men’s absolute – Round of 16

  • Dante Leon def. Mike Perez via decision
  • Declan Moody def. Diogo Reis via submission
  • Mica Galvao def. Elder Cruz via submission

  • Giancarlo Bodoni def. Damon Ramos via points (6-0)
  • Vagner Rocha def. Fabricio Andrey via decision
  • Roberto “Cyborg” Abreu def. Luiz Paulo via points (6-0)
  • Izaak Michell def. Ryan Aitken via points (7-0)

Men’s absolute – Quarterfinals

  • Giancarlo Bodoni def. Vagner Rocha via submission (rear-naked choke)
  • Dante Leon def. Mica Galvao via submission (ankle lock)

Leon scored the quick ankle lock after inverting from his reverse de la Riva guard.

  • Kaynan Duarte def. Declan Moody via submission (guillotine choke)
  • Roberto “Cyborg” Abreu def. Izaak Michell via points (2-0)

Men’s absolute – Semifinals

  • Kaynan Duarte def. Dante Leon via points (2-0)

  • Roberto “Cyborg” Abreu def. Giancarlo Bodoni via points (3-0)

Men’s absolute – Final

  • Kaynan Duarte def. Roberto “Cyborg” Abreu via submission (guillotine choke)

Duarte needed less than five minutes to earn double gold, tapping “Cyborg” for the second time today with an arm-in guillotine choke.

Men’s absolute – Third place match

  • Dante Leon def. Giancarlo Bodoni via decision

Women’s absolute – Quarterfinals

  • Adele Fornarino def. Brianna Ste-Marie via submission (armbar)
  • Amy Campo def. Amanda Leva via points (2-0)
  • Bia Mesquita def. Kendall Reusing via submission (rear-naked choke)

Mesquita stunned Reusing with an early takedown which forced Reusing to turtle. From there, the Brazilian wasted no time in securing the back and sinking in a quick rear-naked choke.

  • Rafaela Guedes def. Bianca Basilio via points (6-0)

Women’s absolute – Semifinals

  • Adele Fornarino def. Rafaela Guedes via submission (kneebar)
  • Bia Mesquita def. Amy Campo via points (2-0)

Women’s absolute – Final

  • Adele Fornarino def. Bia Mesquita via points (penalties)

Fornarino capped an incredible weekend with absolute gold to add to her 55kg title. The Australian spend the majority of the match attacking from her guard, and after attacking a choi bar that transitioned to a triangle, she would spend the closing several minutes with Mesquita locked up.

Women’s absolute – Third place match

  • Amy Campo def. Rafaela Guedes – Forfeit. Guedes was unable to compete in the third place match.

Men’s +99kg semifinals

  • Felipe Pena def. Josh Saunders via points (penalties)
  • Luke Griffith def. Dan Manasoiu via submission (arm triangle)

Men’s +99kg final

  • Felipe Pena def. Luke Griffith via submission (rear-naked choke)

Pena survived an early takedown and back-take from Griffith to dig deep and escape back to his feet. From there, he scored a takedown of his own and quickly moved to Griffith’s back where he sunk in the match-ending rear-naked choke. He is now a multiple-time ADCC gold medalist.

Men’s -99kg semifinals

  • Kaynan Duarte def. Roberto “Cyborg” Abreu via submission (guillotine choke)

Duarte punched his ticket to the final with a beautiful rolling guillotine. He now puts himself in position to win his third consecutive ADCC world title.

  • Rafael Lovato Jr. def. Michael Pixley via decision

Men’s -99kg final

  • Kaynan Duarte def. Rafael Lovato Jr. via submission (rear-naked choke)

Duarte turned in a clinical and dominant performance to earn his third ADCC world title.

Men’s -88kg semifinals

  • Giancarlo Bodoni def. Felipe Costa via points (3-0)
  • Jay Rodriguez def. Chris Wojcik via decision

Men’s -88kg final

  • Giancarlo Bodoni def. Jay Rodriguez via points (9-0)

Men’s -77kg semifinals

  • Mica Galvao def. PJ Barch via decision
  • Vagner Rocha def. Elijah Dorsey via decision

Men’s -77kg final

  • Mica Galvao def. Vagner Rocha via submission (rear-naked choke)

Men’s -66kg semifinals

  • Diogo Reis def. Josh Cisneros via points (2-0)
  • Diego “Pato” Oliveira def. Owen Jones via submission (heel hook)

Men’s -66kg final

  • Diogo Reis def. Diego “Pato” Oliveira via submission (arm triangle)

Women’s +65kg semifinals

  • Nathiely De Jesus def. Amy Campo via points (2-0)
  • Rafaela Guedes def. Kendall Reusing via submission (guillotine choke)

The returning silver medalist made quick work of Reusing, latching onto an arm-in guillotine choke from standing position before dropping to her guard to secure the tap and punch her ticket to her second straight ADCC Worlds final.

Women’s +65kg final

  • Rafaela Guedes def. Nathiely De Jesus via points (2-0)

Guedes picked up a late takedown after battling for the guard pass for the majority of the regulation period.

Women’s -65kg semifinals

  • Ana Carolina Vieira def. Bia Mesquita via decision
  • Helena Crevar def. Brianna Ste-Marie via points (3-0)

Women’s -65kg final

  • Ana Carolina Vieira def. Helena Crevar via points (5-0)

Women’s -55kg semifinals

  • Bianca Basilio def. Anna Rodrigues via decision
  • Adele Fornarino def. Jasmine Rocha via submission (armbar)

Women’s -55kg final

  • Adele Fornarino def. Bianca Basilio via submission (Mir lock)

Women’s +65kg third-place match

  • Kendall Reusing def. Amy Campo via points (2-0)

Reusing scored a late takedown at the end of a close and competitive regulation period to take out the returning champion and earn bronze.

Men’s -88kg third-place match

  • Felipe Costa def. Chris Wojcik via points (3-0)

Men’s +99kg third-place match

  • Dan Manasoiu def. Josh Saunders via submission

Men’s -99kg third-place match

  • Roberto “Cyborg” Abreu def. Michael Pixley via points (8-0)

Men’s -66kg third-place match

  • Josh Cisneros def. Owen Jones – Forfeit. Jones was not able to compete in the third-place match

Women’s -55kg third-place match

  • Jasmine Rocha def. Anna Rodrigues – Forfeit. Rodrigues was not able to compete in the third-place match

Men’s -77kg third-place match

  • PJ Barch def. Elijah Dorsey via submission (heel hook)

Barch looked to be in trouble of being finished by an outside heel hook only to land a brutal inside heel hook of his own.

Women’s -65kg third-place match

  • Bia Mesquita def. Brianna Ste-Marie via decision

Ben Coate

Ben has been involved with grappling, whether through wrestling or Brazilian jiu-jitsu, essentially his entire life. After wrestling throughout his childhood, Ben found Brazilian jiu-jitsu as a young adult and quickly fell in love. He has been training for over ten years and holds the rank of black belt, and remains involved in both the MMA and BJJ scene. Ben has been writing about combat sports since 2017. He has interviewed and profiled some of MMA's biggest stars, including multiple UFC champions.

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