Fight 2 Win 156 will take place tomorrow night (Friday, Nov 6th) in Philadelphia with the main event between two F2W champions, Kennedy Maciel and Junny Ocasio. Maciel is the son of ADCC champion Rubens Charles. He won 2nd at ADCC in 2019 and won the IBJJF World No Gi
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Team Atos took the win Saturday night (Oct 31st) at Subversiv 4. The event was held in Philadelphia and featured 16 teams with three competitors per team. There were some big names on the card including Gesias Cavalcante, Tex Johnson, Kody Steele and Elisabeth Clay. Here are the results. Round
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Did you think we were doing an IBJJF Pans lower weight breakdown only? Well, think again. In the second edition of our IBJJF black belt Pans Breakdown: Middleweights, we are looking at the light-, middle- and medium-heavyweight divisions. As we said in the previous post, Pans are happening despite the
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Third Coast Grappling Kumite VI is the penultimate event in the series, a gi event with stars such as Roberto Jimenez, Victor Hugo, Fellipe Andrew, and Lucas “Hulk” Barbosa.
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Third Coast Grappling was so dynamic that the action spilled over beyond the mats. In the end, the final between two grappling wunderkinds was ruled a no-contest.
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It’s no secret that Third Coast Grappling provides amazing match ups for their spectators and competitors. Their previous grappling events have set the bar high. Kumite V will not be an exception to the rule. Filled with Kumite veterans as well as new faces this event will also have an
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Third Coast Grappling’s president Ryan McGuire has a challenge for people who think sport grappling is “boring” or “lame:” premium VIP tickets and seats.
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This weekend sees the latest installment of the bold, loud-and-proud grappling promotion Fight 2 Win, this time in the city of Seattle, Washington. F2W aims for high production values, picking up production methods from boxing and MMA shows. These include long fighter walk outs on a 32-foot catwalk, an elevated
Read moreFloGrappling put on a spectacular show earlier this year which saw the lapel king, Keenan Cornelius and the up and coming Roberto Jimenez battle it out as one of two headlining matches at Who’s #1? The match was an incredibly difficult stylistic matchup for Cornelius and despite plenty of back
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Flograppling’s first ever event, Who’s #1, went off without a hitch. The concept behind the event was a pretty novel one as it featured the top-ranked competitors in their respective weight-class and belt level, defending the right to call themselves the number 1 ranked athlete. As a result, the card
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