BJJ Stars is back again and the biggest super fight series in Brazil has another great card packed full of some of jiu-jitsu's biggest stars. This card, BJJ Stars 14, will feature an 8-man featherweight grand prix that includes three former world champions and two separate title matches. It all goes down December 7th, live from São Paulo.

BJJ Stars is set to return on November 30th for their final installment of the year, as Brazil's premier jiu-jitsu league is set to feature another card stacked with talent. BJJ Stars 14 will be themed "History" and showcase the featherweights in an 8-man bracket that includes three IBJJF world champions at the weight - Sam Nagai, Fabricio Andrey, and Meyram Maquine.

Just about two weeks ago, I had the pleasure of competing in one of the biggest BJJ tournaments of my life – the 2024 ADCC World Championships.

ADCC is less than a month away and the elite of the elite will take the mats to fight for the right to call themselves best in the world. For fans of grappling, the greatest technicians on Earth will be taking the mats - including the best of the best when it comes to guard passing.

Após o sucesso da vigésima terceira edição na última sexta-feira, o Who's Number One revelou parte das lutas que irão compor o card do WNO 24, que chega à capital texana de Austin no dia 20 de junho. Com duelos anunciados durante a transmissão do WNO 23, foram confirmadas as batalhas entre Victor Hugo contra Luke Griffith na divisão dos pesados, Diego Pato contra Fabricio Andrey pelo cinturão dos penas, Jacob Couch contra Francisco Lo no peso médio e Cole Abate encarando Ethan Crenlisten na categoria de peso leve.

With $15,000 at stake, The Crown's featherweight GP is shaping up to be a memorable one. One of the four men set to enter the division, the black belt Fabricio Andrey is looking to put on his best performance both as an athlete and as a showman, working hard to strike that essential balance between effective and entertaining.

Com 15 mil dólares em jogo, o GP peso-pena do The Crown promete pegar fogo. O faixa-preta Fabricio Andrey está na jogada e, na busca de dar seu melhor tanto para vencer quanto para entreter os fãs, trabalha firme para encontrar o balanço perfeito de um jogo empolgante e efetivo. E não só isso, tal estratégia deverá ser aplicada contra três outros campeões mundiais, igualmente sedentos pelo título.

2021 IBJJF world champion Fabricio Andrey is the first athlete named to the featherweight division at the IBJJF's upcoming event, The Crown, set to take place on Nov. 19 and streamed live only on FloGrappling.

The 2023 IBJJF World Championships are over, and grappling athletes around the world are resetting for a new season. Some are switching their focus to no-gi, some are doubling down on their competitive schedule, and some are resting injuries or taking time away for other reasons. There are two IBJJF Opens happening this weekend, the first since Worlds, and here are seven black belts you can get excited about who will be in action.

Alliance is one of the most historically successfully organizations in competitive Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and every year they crown champions and earn medals in the Pyramid. In 2023, Alliance saw strong results again with black belts like Fellipe Andrew, Melissa Cueto, and Isaac Doederlein, and colored belts like Eduardo Alves and Helena Crevar, bringing home accolades.

CheckMat always sends one of the strongest teams to the IBJJF World Championships, and in 2023 they delivered again with two champions in the black belt division. Jansen Gomes had the run of the tournament, beating two defending world champions on his way to gold, and Sam Nagai won his first world title at black belt by defeating two familiar foes. Relive all the best moments from CheckMat below.

Relive all of Art of Jiu Jitsu's best moments from the 2023 World Championships, with 4 black belt world champions, two more finalists, and impressive, technical skill shown from the entire team. Also hear from the athletes and coach Gui Mendes live from the tournament as they reflect in real time on the event and performances.

Every year brings a new crop of colored belt world champions and medalists, a group that has won the toughest tournament possible at their current rank and proven ready for higher levels of challenge. Below is a list of the 2023 IBJJF World Champions that have been promoted to the next highest rank since winning their bracket. The list will be updated every few days for the next few months to reflect ongoing promotions.

At the 2023 IBJJF World Championships, Gabriela Pessanha of Infight JJ cemented herself as the greatest women's black belt in the world with a double gold, history-making performance. With five fights, five wins, and five submissions, Gabi became the first woman to both win three straight double golds and to submit her way through both brackets at the black belt level.

Victor Hugo accomplished what few men ever have, and did it in devastating fashion as he won double gold at the 2023 IBJJF World Championships with eight wins, five by submission - including the first submission win in the open class finals since Roger Gracie accomplished the feat in 2009. See all of Victor's matches, interviews, and more below and relive the entire golden run.