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|{{flagicon|YEM}} Osamah Almarwai <small>(1/1)</small>|| {{flagicon|Brazil}} Lucas Pinheiro <small>(1/1)</small> || {{flagicon|USA}} Gianni Grippo <small>(3/3)</small>|| {{flagicon|CAN}} Dante Leon <small>(2/2)</small> || {{flagicon|BRA}} Andy Murasaki <small>(1/1)</small> || {{flagicon|BRA}} Jonnatas Gracie <small>(1/1)</small> || |
|{{flagicon|YEM}} Osamah Almarwai <small>(1/1)</small>|| {{flagicon|Brazil}} Lucas Pinheiro <small>(1/1)</small> || {{flagicon|USA}} Gianni Grippo <small>(3/3)</small>|| {{flagicon|CAN}} Dante Leon <small>(2/2)</small> || {{flagicon|BRA}} Andy Murasaki <small>(1/1)</small> || {{flagicon|BRA}} Jonnatas Gracie <small>(1/1)</small> || || {{flagicon|BRA}} Henrique Ceconi <small>(1/1)</small> || {{flagicon|BRA}} [[Roberto Abreu]] <small>(8/8)</small> || |
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Revision as of 21:09, 13 December 2022
| Competition details | |
|---|---|
| Location | Long Beach, California |
| Local name(s) | Sem Kimono Mundials, No-Gi Worlds |
| Discipline | Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu |
| Organiser | International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation |
| History | |
| First edition | 2007 |
| Editions | 11 |
| Most wins | Caio Terra (10) |
The World No-Gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Championship is a no-gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) tournament hosted annually by the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation held at California State University in Long Beach, California. The 2022 edition will be held in Anaheim, California from December 7 to December 11, 2022.
History
Since its creation in 2007, Caio Terra has won 10 No-Gi World Championships, the highest in IBJJF No-Gi competition history, and Michelle Nicolini, Luiza Monteiro and Gabrielle Garcia have each won 4 No-Gi World Championships, tying for the highest number of women's championships.
Weight classes
| Weight divisions | Adults/Masters Men | Juvenile No Gi – Men | Adults/Masters No Gi Women | Juvenile No Gi – Women |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rooster | 55.5 kg (122.4 lb) | 51.50 kg (113.5 lb) | 46.5 kg (102.5 lb) | 42.50 kg (93.7 lb) |
| Light or Super Feather | 61.5 kg (135.6 lb) | 56.50 kg (124.6 lb) | 51.5 kg (113.5 lb) | 46.50 kg (102.5 lb) |
| Feather | 67.5 kg (148.8 lb) | 61.50 kg (135.6 lb) | 56.5 kg (124.6 lb) | 50.50 kg (111.3 lb) |
| Light | 73.5 kg (162.0 lb) | 66.50 kg (146.6 lb) | 61.5 kg (135.6 lb) | 54.50 kg (120.2 lb) |
| Middle | 79.5 kg (175.3 lb) | 71.50 kg (157.6 lb) | 66.5 kg (146.6 lb) | 58.50 kg (129.0 lb) |
| Medium Heavy | 85.5 kg (188.5 lb) | 76.50 kg (168.7 lb) | 71.5 kg (157.6 lb) | 62.50 kg (137.8 lb) |
| Heavy | 91.5 kg (201.7 lb) | 81.50 kg (179.7 lb) | 76.5 kg (168.7 lb) | 66.50 kg (146.6 lb) |
| Super Heavy | 97.5 kg (215.0 lb) | 86.50 kg (190.7 lb) | No weight limit | No weight limit |
| Ultra Heavy | No weight limit | No weight limit | n/a | n/a |
| Open Class | open to all divisions | depends on tournament | open to all divisions | depends on tournament |
Men's Champions
| Year | 55.5 kg | 61.5 kg | 67.5 kg | 73.5 kg | 79.5 kg | 85.5 kg | 91.5 kg | 97.5 kg | +97.5 kg | Absolute |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2007[1] |  Takeo Tani (1/1) |
 Samuel Braga (1/1) |
Rubens Charles (1/4) |
 Jeff Glover (1/1) |
Pablo Popovitch (1/3) |
Kim Johnson (1/1) |
Roberto Camargo (1/5) |
Vinny Magalhaes (1/1) |
Bruno Paulista (1/1) |
Jeff Monson (1/1)
|
| 2008[2] | Pablo Texeira (1/2) |
Caio Terra (1/10) |
Bruno Frazatto (1/1) |
Rubens Charles (2/4) |
Daniel Moraes (1/1) |
Saulo Ribeiro (1/1) |
Roberto Alencar (2/5) |
Gabriel Vella (1/1) |
Antonio Braga Neto (1/3) |
Antonio Braga Neto (2/3)
|
| 2009[3] | Pablo Texeira (2/2) |
Caio Terra (2/10) |
Baret Yoshida (1/1) |
Lucas Lepri (1/3) |
Lucas Leite (1/3) |
Romulo Barral (1/1) |
Roberto Alencar (3/5) |
Antonio Braga Neto (3/3) |
Josh Barnett (1/1) |
Roberto Alencar (4/5)
|
| 2010[4] | Brandon Mullins (1/2) |
Caio Terra (3/10) |
Justin Rader (1/2) |
Lucas Lepri (2/3) |
Gilbert Burns (1/2) |
Pablo Popovitch (2/3) |
Rafael Lovato Jr. (1/3) |
João Assis (1/3) |
Roberto Abreu (1/8) |
Roberto Abreu (2/8)
|
| 2011[5] | Brandon Mullins (2/2) |
Caio Terra (4/10) |
Rubens Charles (3/4) |
Lucas Lepri (3/3) |
Victor Estima (1/1) |
Rafael Lovato Jr. (2/3) |
Lucas Leite (2/3) |
Marcus Almeida (1/2) |
Roberto Abreu (3/8) |
Marcus Almeida (2/2)
|
| 2012[6] | Caio Terra (5/10) |
Henrique Rezende (1/1) |
Rubens Charles (4/4) |
Augusto Mendes (1/2) |
De'Alonzio Jackson (1/2) |
Pablo Popovitch (3/3) |
Roberto Alencar (5/5) |
Alexandre Ribeiro (1/2) |
Roberto Abreu (4/8) |
Alexandre Ribeiro (2/2)
|
| 2013[7] | Caio Terra (6/10) |
Laercio Fernandes (1/1) |
Justin Rader (2/2) |
Jonathan Torres (1/1) |
Gilbert Burns (2/2) |
Eduardo Telles (1/1) |
Jackson Sousa (1/1) |
James Puopolo (1/1) |
Rafael Lovato Jr. (3/3) |
Murilo Santana (1/1)
|
| 2014[8] | Caio Terra (7/10) |
João Miyao (1/4) |
Samir Chantre (1/1) |
AJ Agazarm (1/1) |
Marcelo Mafra (1/2) |
Keenan Cornelius (1/2) |
Lucas Leite (3/3) |
João Assis (2/3) |
Yuri Simões (1/4) |
Yuri Simões (2/4)
|
| 2015[9] | Caio Terra (8/10) |
João Miyao (2/4) |
Augusto Mendes (2/2) |
Michael Langhi (1/1) |
De'Alonzio Jackson (2/2) |
Lucas Barbosa (1/4) |
Felipe Pena (1/2) |
João Assis (3/3) |
Gabriel Lucas (1/1) |
Felipe Pena (2/2)
|
| 2016[10] | Caio Terra (9/10) |
Michael Musumeci (1/1) |
Osvaldo Moizinho (1/2) |
Marcio Barbosa (1/1) |
Marcelo Mafra (2/2) |
Josh Hinger (1/3) |
Lucas Barbosa (2/4) |
Luis Panza (1/1) |
Yuri Simões (3/4) |
Yuri Simões (4/4)
|
| 2017[11] | Caio Terra (10/10) |
João Miyao (3/4) |
Osvaldo Moizinho (2/2) |
Renato Canuto (1/1) |
Josh Hinger (2/3) |
Keenan Cornelius (2/2) |
Arnaldo Maidana (1/1) |
Lucas Barbosa (3/4) |
Roberto Abreu (5/8) |
Lucas Barbosa (4/4)
|
| 2018[12] | Nobuhiro Sawada (1/1)
|
João Miyao (4/4)
|
Kennedy Maciel (1/1)
|
Gianni Grippo (1/3)
|
Hugo Marques (1/2)
|
Josh Hinger (3/3)
|
Tim Spriggs (1/1)
|
Kaynan Duarte (1/1)
|
Gordon Ryan (1/2)
|
Gordon Ryan (2/2)
|
| 2019[13] | Thalison Soares (1/1) |
Hiago George (1/1) |
Alexssandro Sodré (1/1) |
 Johnny Tama (1/1) |
 Dante Leon (1/2) |
Manuel Ribamar (1/1) |
 Adam Wardzinski (1/1) |
Vinicius Gazola (1/1) |
Roberto Abreu (6/8) |
Victor Hugo (1/1)
|
| 2021[14] | Estevan Martinez-Garcia (1/1) |
Carlos 'Bebeto' Oliveira (1/1) |
Diego Oliveira Batista (1/1) |
Gianni Grippo (2/3) |
Hugo Marques (2/2) |
Jeferson Guaresi (1/1) |
Pedro Marinho (1/2) |
Devhonte Johnson (1/1) |
Roberto Abreu (7/8) |
Pedro Marinho (2/2)
|
| 2022[15] |  Osamah Almarwai (1/1) |
Lucas Pinheiro (1/1) |
Gianni Grippo (3/3) |
Dante Leon (2/2) |
Andy Murasaki (1/1) |
Jonnatas Gracie (1/1) |
Henrique Ceconi (1/1) |
Roberto Abreu (8/8) |
Women's Champions
| Year | n/a | 51.5 kg | 56.5 kg | 61.5 kg | 66.5 kg | 71.5 kg | +71.5 kg | n/a | Absolute |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2007[1] | Bianca Andrade Barreto (1/2)
|
Gazzy Parman (1/1)
|
Hannette Staack (1/1)
|
 Penny Thomas (1/1)
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| 2008[2] | Leticia Ribeiro (1/2)
|
Bianca Andrade Barreto (2/2)
|
Michele Nicolini (1/4)
|
Ana Laura Cordeiro (1/2)
|
Gabrielle Garcia (1/4)
|
Ana Laura Cordeiro (2/2)
| |||
| 2009[3] | Sofia Amarante (1/2)
|
 Sophia McDermott Drysdale (1/2)
|
Hillary Williams (1/2)
|
Valerie Worthington (1/1)
|
Gabrielle Garcia (2/4)
|
Hillary Williams (2/2)
| |||
| 2010[4] | Leticia Ribeiro (2/2)
|
Beatriz Mesquita (1/5)
|
Emily Kwok (1/1)
|
Luiza Monteiro (1/4)
|
Katrina Weilbacher (1/1)
|
Michele Nicolini (2/4)
| |||
| 2011[5] | Michele Nicolini (3/4)
|
Beatriz Mesquita (2/5)
|
Rachel Demara (1/1)
|
Fernanda Mazzelli (1/2)
|
Emily Wetzel (1/1)
|
Michelle Nicolini (4/4)
| |||
| 2012[6] | Sofia Amarante (2/2) |
Ana Carolina Vidal (1/2) |
Beatriz Mesquita (3/5) |
Luiza Monteiro (2/4)
|
Fernanda Mazzelli (2/2)
|
Tammy Griego (1/1)
| |||
| 2013[7] | Tammi Musumeci (1/4) |
Ana Carolina Vidal (2/2) |
Luiza Monteiro (3/4)
|
Talita Nogueira (1/3)
|
Talita Nogueira (2/3)
| ||||
| Year | 47.5 kg | 51.5 kg | 56.5 kg | 61.5 kg | 66.5 kg | 71.5 kg | 76.5 kg | +76.5 kg | Absolute |
| 2014[8] | Mackenzie Dern (1/2) |
Sophia McDermott Drysdale (2/2) |
Luiza Monteiro (4/4)
|
Andresa Correa (1/3)
|
Gabrielle Garcia (3/4) |
Gabrielle Garcia (4/4)
| |||
| 2015[9] | Pati Fontes (1/3)
|
Tammi Musumeci (2/4)
|
Karen Antunes (1/1)
|
Angelica Galvao (1/1)
|
Andresa Correa (2/3)
|
Mackenzie Dern (2/2)
| |||
| 2016[10] | Pati Fontes (2/3)
|
Talita Alencar (1/4)
|
Tammi Musumeci (3/4)
|
Amanda Alequin (1/1)
|
Nathiely de Jesus (1/3)
|
Andresa Correa (3/3)
|
Nathiely de Jesus (2/3)
| ||
| 2017[11] | Pati Fontes (3/3)
|
Talita Alencar (2/4)
|
Jena Bishop (1/1)
|
Raquel Pa'aluhi(1/3)
|
Jéssica Flowers (1/4)
|
Jéssica Flowers (2/4)
| |||
| 2018[12] | Mayssa Bastos (1/3)
|
 Ffion Davies (1/2)
|
Catherine Perret (1/1)
|
Beatriz Mesquita (4/5)
|
Luanna Alzuguir (1/1)
|
Nathiely de Jesus (3/3)
|
Jéssica Flowers (3/4)
|
Beatriz Mesquita (5/5)
| |
| 2019[13] | Mayssa Bastos (2/3)
|
Amanda Monteiro (1/1)
|
Talita Alencar (3/4)
|
Nathalie Ribeiro (1/1)
|
Raquel Pa'aluhi (2/3)
|
Vedha Toscano (1/1)
|
Talita Nogueira (3/3)
|
Kendall Reusing (1/1)
|
Jéssica Flowers (4/4)
|
| 2021[14] | Mayssa Bastos (3/3)
|
Talita Alencar (4/4)
|
Ffion Davies (2/2)
|
Raquel Pa'aluhi (3/3)
|
Elisabeth Clay (1/3)
|
Rafaela Guedes (1/2)
|
Mayara Custódio (1/1)
|
Rafaela Guedes (2/2)
| |
| 2022[14] | Jhenifer Aquino (1/1)
|
 Alex Nguyen (1/1)
|
Tammi Musumeci (4/4)
|
Brianna Ste-Marie (1/1)
|
Elisabeth Clay (2/3)
|
Amy Campo (1/1)
|
Andressa Cintra (1/1)
|
Letícia Cardozo (1/1)
|
Elisabeth Clay (3/3)
|
See also
- International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation
- World Jiu-Jitsu Championship
- Pan Jiu-Jitsu Championship
- Pan Jiu-Jitsu No-Gi Championship
- European Open Championship
- European Open Nogi Championship
- Brazilian National Jiu-Jitsu Championship
- Brazilian Nationals Jiu-Jitsu No-Gi Championship
- Asian Open Championship
- Abu Dhabi Combat Club Submission Wrestling World Championship
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