The 2024 ADCC World Championship is less than a year away and coming to Las Vegas in August 2024.

For the better part of the last two decades, America's "Meccas" of Brazilian jiu-jitsu have been concentrated in a handful of locations: New York City, Baltimore, South Florida, and Southern California. In the last three years, following the COVID-era relocations, the ascendance of the Tackett Brothers, and the arrival of B-Team and New Wave Jiu-Jitsu, Austin, Texas became a de facto hub of elite jiu-jitsu, especially for no-gi jiu-jitsu.

Without exaggeration, the talent pool for this -66kg division at ADCC 2024 is as deep as it has ever been. Every name is a championship-caliber grappler who had to rise above a field of hungry contenders just to make it here.

ADCC camp has been a challenging and unique experience, unlike anything I’ve experienced in Jiu-Jitsu before.

ADCC Hall of Famer, six-time ADCC Champion, and the athlete who has participated in and won the most super fights in the ADCC’s history, Andre Galvao is undeniably one of the most decorated names in grappling.

The full brackets for ADCC are finally here! With all the paths to gold finally known, it's sure to be a weekend full of the most exciting grappling action in the world. While all the later rounds are sure to be packed with exciting matchups and intriguing rivalries, the first round is also sure to be nuts.

The ADCC World Championships are coming up in a matter of days and the divisions are as stacked as ever, including at -88kg. The biggest story at this weight will be the return of champion Giancarlo Bodoni, the only returning 2022 medalist at the weight, and whether or not he can defend his title. If he manages to do it, he will cement his legacy as not just the best in the world right now but one of the best to ever do it.

The -77kg bracket is packed with talent from around the world, all ready to do battle to find out who is worthy of the title of ADCC World Champion. This division has two former champions, JT Torres and Davi Ramos, and five other place winners that will all be pushed by a young crop of emerging talent.

Nicholas Meregali is one of the boldest, and most confident athletes in the sport of jiu-jitsu today. With that confidence he is not afraid to make predictions and declare statements that often illicit a rather significant response from his competitors, fans, and the media alike.

ADCC open class champion in 2017, Felipe Pena returns to the largest grappling event in the world to try a for new record. ADCC takes place on Aug. 17 and 18 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, NV.

Taking place every two years, the ADCC World Championships have long been dominated by Brazilians and Americans in terms of participants by country. This year, Canada checks in behind Brazil, USA, and Australia as the fourth most represented country with six athletes qualifying to fight at the 2024 ADCC World Championships.

When Adele Fornarino first competed at ADCC, she approached it with excitement and curiosity. "I was really happy to be there, excited to compete, and had never really been exposed to that level of competition," she recalls.

Campeão absoluto do ADCC em 2017, Felipe Pena volta ao palco do maior evento de luta agarrada do mundo para tentar um novo recorde. O ADCC acontece nos dias 17 e 18 de agosto, na T-Mobile Arena em Las Vegas, Nevada.

Just one week away from the 2024 ADCC World Championships in Las Vegas, Nevada, athletes worldwide are entering the final phases of their preparation to fight on the biggest stage in grappling. With less than a majority of fighters making their first appearance, a handful of grapplers competing this year have spent the better part of the last decade competing worldwide to be crowned ADCC champion.

Today we are focusing on the +65kg division, the heaviest of the new women's weights. This is an important bracket - whoever wins here will also be favored for the absolute taking place on Sunday. The returning champion is Amy Campo, but she has a field full of elite talent all eager to knock her off.