Whether you call it the IBJJF Brazilian National Championship or IBJJF Brasileiro, it’s time for the next Grand Slam event on the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation calendar.

The IBJJF Pan Championships kick off this week and there's always a lot to enjoy. There are many top black belts ready to compete on Saturday and Sunday but we will also get a good look at the colored belt divisions. These blue, purple, and brown belt divisions are packed with young talented competitors who will one day be the top black belts in the game. Every once in a while, though, a class comes through that stands as more impressive than usual.

The world’s top Brazilian jiu-jitsu competitors all should be in Florida by now, and the 2025 edition of the Pan IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship is set to get underway at the Silver Spurs Arena.

The largest Brazilian jiu-jitsu tournament held each year in the Americas is back, and you can watch all the action live on FloGrappling.

Since moving from its traditional home on the West Coast of the United States, the Pan IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship has been held in Kissimmee, Florida, each year since 2020.

It’s time for the 2025 edition of the Pan IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship.

It's the final day of the 2025 IBJJF Euros and we have the best action for last with some of the best in the world clashing for gold. You can catch every match exclusively on FloGrappling but if you can't tune in - we still have you covered. We have set the men's quarterfinals, semifinals, and all finals - with four people still going for double gold.

With the IBJJF European Championships in full swing, we are counting down the days until the black belts finally begin their 2025 seasons. There's a lot of potential contenders for this year's open classes - which any adult black belt can register for - and we break down some of the biggest contenders to enter and potentially win the absolute here in Lisbon.

The IBJJF European Championships are rolling, with brown belts taking the mat on Wednesday and black belts on Friday & Saturday, and the purple belts put on a great show to begin the week. There were tons of impressive performances, great battles, and wicked finishes that all point to these up-and-comers being some of the brightest prospects in jiu-jitsu. The open classes, the most prestigious brackets of them all, were won by DreamArt's Jeferson Santos and Sigma Jiu-Jitsu's Nikolett Kis - both emphatically winning by submission in the finals.

ADCC Champion Rafaela Guedes returns at WNO 26 against World No-Gi silver medalist Paige Ivette, going down in Costa Mesa, CA on February 7th. This Atos vs Legion match features two of the toughest, most physical women in the game and fans should expect a war when they take the mat.

BJJ Phenom and ADCC Medalist Helena Crevar has been promoted to brown belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu by her Professor John Danaher over the weekend, another step in her journey to the top of the grappling world. Crevar has had a busy 2024, winning gold medals and setting records and now she will get a fresh opportunity in her gi competitions in 2025.

We are only a few days away from the start of the 2024 No-Gi Worlds and the brackets are stacked - especially at the black belt level. In every division, there are world class athletes ready to take the mats for their shot at glory and gold. Who should fans be looking out for this weekend when action kicks off?

WNO 25 in Houston on Dec. 4 will feature fighters of all shapes and sizes, both men and women, and the whole night at the Bayou Music Center should make for another memorable installment in the legacy of the Who’s Number One franchise.

In a monumental move for her career, Gabi Pessanha has signed up for the IBJJF World No-Gi Championships. The eight-time World Champion in the gi has been on an unprecedented 144 match unbeaten streak, dominating every major event for years now. This is a highly anticipated move for the InFight black belt.

Come for the heavyweight showdown, but make sure to be there for the rest of the great matchups set for WNO 25 on Dec. 4.