At WNO 26, the action was intense, with standout performances across the board.

WNO 26, scheduled for Feb. 7, 2025, at the Costa Mesa Fairgrounds, is shaping up to be an unmissable night for BJJ fans. With seven total fights on the main card, there's something for everyone.

Who's Number One will have the 26th edition of its grappling promotion on Feb. 7 in California. WNO houses some of the best grapplers at every level in the world to battle each other for a chance to assert dominance and prove they are number one.

Com pouco menos de um mês até sua próxima edição, o Who's Number One segue anunciando os duelos que irão compor sua vigésima sexta edição. Com o torneio marcado para chegar à cidade californiana de Costa Mesa no dia 7 de fevereiro, a organização revelou um confronto entre Luccas Lira e Ryan Aitken no card principal, pela divisão de meio-pesados.

Ryan Aitken and Luccas Lira have agreed to face off at WNO 26 in a key light heavyweight clash between two of the division's most exciting up-and-coming submission stars. WNO 26 is going down in Costa Mesa, CA on February 7th, streaming exclusively on FloGrappling.

Ocean BJJ Pro kicks off live this weekend from Sardinia, Italy with no-gi action featuring World Champions & European stars. Everything kicks off on September 21st at 1pm CT, with two men's brackets and two smaller women's brackets.

The WNO 23 card is now complete, with 4 undercard matches being announced for the event going down on May 10th in Arlington, Texas. The matches will feature some of grappling's most exciting up-and-comers and premier local talent, including Achilles Rocha who joins his father and sister on the card.

The fourth showdown between Gordon Ryan and Felipe Pena is less than a week away. In the last two weeks, we've caught up with both athletes to check in on their training camps, and to hear their takes on the upcoming bout at Tezos WNO: Ryan vs Pena II presented by Fat Tire.

Last month, André Porfírio, Maggie Grindatti, and Luccas Lira announced they had left the Fight Sports team. FloGrappling reached out to them for an exclusive interview.

Here at FloGrappling we celebrated when the IBJJF announced that closeouts would result in forfeiture of both prize money and ranking points at the World Championships. But not everybody was so receptive.

The list of confirmed names who will compete at the 2022 ADCC continues to grow, and we'll see another seven athletes qualify at this weekend's Brazilian Trials.