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No Gi Worlds 2019 Final Results

Ben Goodman

No Gi Worlds has come and gone once again, leaving us with some exciting matches to remember. Not all the big names found the podium this year, but there were some notable results and memorable moments.

Johnny Tama, Dante Leon, and Adam Wardzinski were the few non Brazillians to take gold in their respective divisions. Wardzinski also set the highest point difference of the day with a staggering 27-0 victory over Todd Mueckenheim.

Cyborg is back, baby! Cyborg Abreu has proved the doubters and the naysayers wrong by winning gold in his division (ultra-heavy) and silver in the open division. Who’s past his prime now?

Full No Gi Worlds 2019 Results:

Men

Roosterweight

  1. Thalison Soares
  2. Rodnei Barbosa
  3. Marko Tapani Oikarainen AND Nobuhiro Sawada

Light-Featherweight

  1. Hiago George
  2. João Miyao
  3. Edwin Ocasio AND Anthony Guy De Oliveira

Featherweight

  1. Alex Sodré
  2. Gabriel Sousa
  3. Gabriel Marangoni AND Cole Franson

Lightweight

  1. Johnny Tama
  2. Ygor Rodrigues
  3. Athos Ribeiro AND Fabio Caloi

Middleweight

  1. Dante Leon
  2. Jaime Canuto
  3. Felipe Cesar AND Jeferson Guaresi

Medium-Heavy

  1. Manuel Ribamar
  2. Gabriel Almeida
  3. Mathias Luna AND Rafael Paganini

Heavyweight

  1. Adam Wardzinski
  2. Jackson Sousa
  3. Fellipe Trovo

Super-Heavyweight

  1. Vinicius Gazola
  2. Eliot Kelly
  3. Marcelo Gomide AND Frederic Vosgröne

Ultra-Heavyweight

  1. Roberto Abreu
  2. James Puopolo
  3. Fernando Camolês AND Victor Hugo

Openweight

  1. Victor Hugo
  2. Roberto Abreu
  3. Marcelo Gomide

Women

Rooster

  1. Mayssa Bastos

Light-Featherweight

  1. Amanda Monteiro
  2. Patrícia Magalhães Machado

Featherweight

  1. Talita Alencar
  2. Heather Raftery
  3. Gabriela Fechter AND Karen Antunes

Lightweight

  1. Nathalie Ribeiro
  2. Jena Bishop
  3. Nicole Sullivan AND Hannah Sharp

Middleweight

  1. Raquel Canuto
  2. Jaqueline Amorim
  3. Hannah Rauch AND Gabrielle McComb

Medium-Heavy

  1. Vedha Toscano
  2. Julia Boscher
  3. Thamara Ferreira AND Andressa Cintra

Heavyweight

  1. Talita Nogueira
  2. Elizabeth Katherine Mitrovic
  3. Veronica Macedo AND Jessica Guedry

Super-Heavyweight

  1. Kendall Marie Reusing
  2. Jessica Flowers

Openweight

  1. Jessica Flowers
  2. Kendall Marie Reusing
  3. Heather Raftery AND Gabrielle McComb

This article is part of our weekend’s coverage of No Gi Worlds 2019, for more news click here.

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