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ADCC All The Results

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In this article, I will be detailing every single ADCC trials and championship that have happened in the past 24 years, and I will include highlights where I can.

Table of Contents

Timeline

The ADCC has changed a lot over the years from adding trials and women’s division down the line.

Different weights classes etc.

But I’m going to go through a linear timeline of every ADCC trials and championship with the best information I can find and confirm.

I’m also going to put in some highlights I can find as well.

ADCC 1998

Credit: ADCC

The first ADCC event was held on March 20-22 1998 in Abu Dhabi.

It held six divisions 66,77,88,-99 and +99kg with a absolute division.

Women’s division hasn’t been added yet and the event was still invite-only, and trials were still a few years away.

66kg

1st Alexandre Soca

2nd Robin Gracie

3rd Alexander Plavski

4th Mark

Credit: ADCC

With the under 66kg division being the least popular, there was only 8 competitors, there are meant to be 16.

Notable names like Robin Gracie received silver, Robin is Helio’s youngest son.

The gold medalist Alexandre Soca Freitas competed frequently in the late 90s and early 2000s.

For all my research I can’t find out who “Mark” is.

77kg

1st Renzo Gracie

2nd Luis Brito

3rd Fabiano Iha

4th John Lewis

88kg

1st Rodrigo Gracie

2nd Kareem Barkalaev

3rd Ahmed Faraj

4th Igor Yakimov

Credit: ADCC

99kg

1st Mario Sperry

2nd Ricardo Alves

3rd Bueau Hershberger

4th Renato Verissimo

Credit: ADCC

+99kg

1st Ricco Rodriguez

2nd Sean Alvarez

3rd Simon Siasi

4th Firas Nakdali

Credit: ADCC

The +99kg division was won by MMA legend Ricco Rodriguez who won titles in the UFC and King of the Cage.

Absolute

1st Mario Sperry 

2nd Ricardo Morais

3rd Simon Siasi

4th Joe Charlesus

Credit: ADCC

ADCC 1999

Credit: ADCC

The second ADCC was in Abu Dhabi on February 24th 1999.

66kg

1st Royler Gracie

2nd Alexandre Freitas

3rd Alexander Plavski

4th Melchor Manibusan

Credit: ADCC

77kg

1st Jean Jacques Machado

2nd Caol Uno

3rd Hayato Sakurai

4th Eddie Ruiz

Credit: ADCC

88kg

1st Kareem Barkalev

2nd Alexander Savko

3rd Ricardo Liborio

4th Egan Inoue

Credit: ADCC

99kg

1st Jeff Monson

2nd Saulo Ribeiro

3rd Ricardo Almeida

4th Rigan Machado

Credit: ADCC

+99kg

1st Mark Kerr

2nd Sean Alvarez

3rd Chris Haseman

4th Luis Roberto Duarte

Credit: ADCC

Absolute

1st Roberto Traven

2nd Hayato Sakurai

3rd Ricco Rodriguez

4th Garth Taylor

Credit: ADCC

Superfight

Mario Sperry defeated Enson Inoue in the first ADCC Superfight.

ADCC 2000

The 3rd ADCC championship was held in Abu Dhabi on March 1st 2000.

Credit: ADCC

66kg

1st Royler Gracie

2nd Alexandre Freitas

3rd Joe Gilbert

4th Anthony Hamlett

Credit: ADCC

77kg

1st Renzo Gracie

2nd Jean Jacques Machado

3rd Marcio Feitosa

4th Leo Viera

Credit: ADCC

88kg

1st Saulo Ribeiro 

2nd Ricardo Liborio

3rd Alexander Savko

4th Jorge Patino

Credit: ADCC

99kg

1st Ricardo Arona

2nd Jeff Monson

3rd Tito Ortiz

4th Matt Hughes

Credit: ADCC

Look some those names.

Matt Hughes, Ricardo Arona, Tito Ortiz, Jeremy Horn, Jeff Monson and Travis Lutter some legends of the MMA game

+99kg

1st Mark Kerr

2nd Ricco Rodriguez

3rd Rigan Machado

4th Ricardo Morias

Credit: ADCC

Absolute 

1st Mark Kerr

2nd Sean Alvarez

3rd Ricardo Almeida

4th Rodrigo Medeiros

Credit: ADCC

Superfight

Mario Sperry defeated Roberto Traven.

ADCC 2001

Credit: ADCC

The Fourth ADCC championship was held in Abu Dhabi on April 11 2001 and was the last of the annual ADCC Championship after this one the ADCC will be hosted every two years.

66kg

1st Royler Gracie

2nd Barret Yoshida

3rd Robson Moura

4th Alexandre Freitas

Credit: ADCC

The Youtube Channel Wrestle and Romance has a lot of the Matches from ADCC 2001.

77kg

1st Marcio Feitosa

2nd Matt Serra

3rd Leo Santos

4th Rodrigo Gracie

Credit: ADCC

88kg

1st Kikuta Sane

2nd Saulo Ribeiro

3rd Nino Shembri

4th Egan Inoue

Credit: ADCC

99kg

1st Ricardo Arona

2nd Ricardo Almeida

3rd Alexandre Ferreira

4th John Olav Einemo

Credit: ADCC

+99kg

1st Mark Robinson

2nd Jeff Monson

3rd Marcio Cruz

4th Ricco Rodriguez

Credit: ADCC

Absolute 

1st Ricardo Arona

2nd Jean Jacques Machado

3rd Vitor Belfor

4th Ricardo Almeida

Credit: ADCC

Superfight

Mark Kerr defeats Mario Sperry.

ADCC 2002 North American Trials

This was the first ever ADCC trial held on October 5th 2002 in Los Angeles.

It was for the North American region to see who would get to compete at ADCC 2003.

The ADCC also added European and South American Trials for ADCC 2003.

Asia and Oceania would be a few years away. Unfortunately, I was only able to find the winners of the trials and not all the medalists.

66kg Winner: Eddie Bravo

77kg Winner: Pablo Popovich

88kg Winner: Denis Kang

99kg Winner: Dean Lister

+99kg Winner: Sean Alvarez

ADCC 2003 European Trials

The European trials were held in Turku Finland on January 11th 2003.

Once again all I can find are the winners of these trials and that’s it.

66kg Winner: Teemu Launis

77kg Winner: Jussi Tammelin

88kg Winner: Rober Sulski

99kg Winner: Ilir Latifi

+99kg Winner: Mark Ilman

ADCC 2003 South American Trials

Held in Rio de Janeiro on January 24th 2003.

These trials would be among the most popular and competitive.

Same again I was only able to find the winners.

The videos on the ADCC website have been privated annoying.

66kg Winner: Rani Yahya

77kg Winner: Daniel Moraes

88kg Winner: Ronaldo Souza

99kg Winner: Alexandre Ferreira

+99kg Winner: Marcio Cruz

ADCC 2003

Credit: ADCC

Held on May 17 2003 in Sao Paulo Brazil.

This was the first ADCC to be held outside of Abu Dhabi. Now if your are a UFCFightPass subscriber the whole of ADCC 2003 is available to watch there.

This also being the ADCC where Eddie Bravo submitted Royler Gracie.

66kg

1st Leonardo Vieria

2nd Barret Yoshida

3rd Royler Gracie

4th Alexandre De Freitas

Credit: ADCC

77kg

1st Marcelo Garcia

2nd Otto Olson

3rd Vitor Ribeiro

4th Chris Brown

Credit: ADCC

88kg

1st Saulo Ribeiro

2nd Ronaldo Souza

3rd David Terrel

4th Ricardo Almeida

Credit: ADCC

99kg 

1st John Olav Einemo

2nd Alexandre Ferreira

3rd Roger Gracie

4th Xande Ribeiro

Credit: ADCC

+99kg

1st Marcio Cruz

2nd Fabricio Werdum

3rd Alex Negao

4th Mike Van Arsdale

Credit: ADCC

Absolute 

1st Dean Lister

2nd Alexandre Ferrira

3rd Fabricio Werdum

4th Marcio Cruz

Credit: ADCC

Superfight

In the 2003 Superfight Ricardo Arona defeated Mark Kerr.

ADCC 2004 North American Trials

Credit: ADCC

The 2004 North American Trials were held in Vernon Britsh Columbia Canada.

If your interested in watching it you can buy the DVD of trials on amazon for $8 but that’s just for USA readers.

Once again I can only find the winners of these trials and that is it.

66kg Winner: Javier Vazquez

77kg Winner: Cameron Earle

88kg Winner: Marcos Avellan

99kg Winner: Jamal Patterson

+99kg Winner: Karim Byron

ADCC South American Trials 2004

The 2004 South American Trials were held in Campos Brazil on December 11-12 2004.

With the winners going to ADCC 2005.

I was only able to find the winner again.

66kg Winner: Rani Yahya

77kg Winner: Roan Carneiro

88kg Winner: Demian Maia

99kg Winner: Roger Gracie

+99kg Winner Gabriel Gonzga

ADCC European Trials 2005

The 2005 ADCC European Trials were held in Stockholm Sweden on January 25th 2005.

Where the Finns were very successful again in the second-ever European Trials.

I just have the winners again.

66kg Winner: Toni Kroger

77kg Winner: Martin Lindqvist

88kg Winner: Marko Helen

99kg Winner: Alistair Overeem

+99kg Winner Mostapha al-Turk

ADCC South Pacific Trial 2005

Held in Sydney Australia in March 2005.

Now i believe there were previous trials for the South Pacific but this is the earliest one I can find on record for it.

Its also first the trial’s that featured the women’s divisions under 60kg and over 60kg

66kg Winner: Eugen Hynson

77kg Winner: Gavin Kulper

88kg Winner: Larry Papadopoulos

99kg Winner: Anthony Perosh

+99kg Winner: Dennis Roberts

60kg Winner: Sari Redzeposki

+60kg Winner: Stacey Cartwright

ADCC Japan Trial 2005

On March 20th 2005 the last qualifiers for ADCC 2005 happened in Toyko Japan.

Now eventually the Japan and South Pacific Trials would be combined to make the Asia and Oceania trials we see today.

Also, there have been previous Japan trials but this is the first one I can find online.

66kg Winner: Tetsu Suzuki

77kg Winner: Shinya Aoki

88kg Winner: Hidemi Mihara

99kg Winner: Yukiya Naito

+99kg Winner: Jun Ishii

ADCC 2005

Credit: ADCC

ADCC 2005 was held at the now-infamous Pyramid in Long Beach California on May 28 2005. 

This was also the first ADCC that had women’s divisions.

If you have UFCFightPass you can watch the whole event there.

66kg

1st Leo Vieira

2nd Rani Yahya

3rd Marcio Feitosa Souza

4th Rob DiCenso

Credit: ADCC

77kg

1st Marcelo Garcia

2nd Pablo Popovitch

3rd Jake Shields

4th Leo Santos

Credit: ADCC

88kg

1st Ronaldo Jacare Souza

2nd Demian Maia

3rd Saulo Ribeiro

4th Dennis Hallman

Credit: ADCC

99kg

1st Roger Gracie

2nd Alexandre Ferreira

3rd Xande Ribeiro

4th John Olav Einemo

Credit: ADCC

+99kg

1st Jeff Monson

2nd Gabriel Gonzaga

3rd Fabricio Werdum

4th Daniel Gracie

Credit: ADCC

Absolute

1st Roger Gracie

2nd Ronaldo Souza

3rd Marcelo Garcia

4th Xande Ribeiro

Credit: ADCC

60kg

1st Kyra Gracie

2nd Leka Vieira

3rd Megumi Fujii

4th Gazzi Parman

Credit: ADCC

+60kg

1st Juliana Borges

2nd Stacey Cartwright

3rd Kizma Button

4th Megumi Yabushita

Women Absolute

1st Juliana Borges

2nd Tara LaRosa

3rd Amanda Buckner

4th Stacy Cartwright

Credit: ADCC

Superfight

Dean Lister defeated Jean Jacques Machado after Ricardo Arona pulled out.

ADCC North American Trials 2006

Held on October 28th 2006 in Wayne, New Jersey.

The North American Trials for ADCC 2007 went down.

Lots of old school MMA fighters were featured like Roy Nelson and Misha Cirkunov.

Unfortunately, I’m unable to find any videos from this event.

For ADCC 2007 three additional women divisions were added 55kg 67kg and +67kg.

But were taken away for ADCC 2009.

66kg

1st Sim Go

2nd Jeff Glover

77kg

1st Mark Boecek

2nd Mike Fowler

88kg

1st Chris Moriarty

2nd Rick Macauley

99kg

1st Misha Cirkunov

2nd Eliot Marshall

+99kg

1st Mario Rinaldi

2nd Roy Nelson

55kg

1st Felicia Oh

2nd Yael Young

60kg

1st Cassandra Rivers-Blaso

2nd Laura D’Auguste

67kg

1st Kelly Paul

2nd Emily Kwok

+67kg

1st Celita Schutz

2nd Olga Bakalopoulos

ADCC European Trials 2007

Returning to Turku Finland the European trials were held on March 24 2007.

Once again the Finnish competitors did very well.

66kg

1st Teemu Launis

2nd Nicolas Renier

3rd Fran Alcalde

3rd Toni Kroger

77kg

1st Eduardo Rios

2nd Ville Manninen

3rd Nik Ruben Nikolaisen

3rd Toni Beckman

88kg

1st Marko Helen

2nd Martin Janson

3rd Morris Cilfoni

3rd Daniel Dowda

99kg

1st Radek Turek

2nd Tomas Szczerek

3rd Arben Latiffi

3rd Michael Materla

+99kg

1st Janne Pietilainen

2nd Karol Bedorf

3rd Miodrag Petkovic

3rd Rogent Lloret

60kg

1st Caoimhe McGill

2nd Rachel Wheatley

3rd Dusi Bozkovic

3rd Anny Hamarstan

+60kg

1st Merloes Coemen

2nd Monica Vanessa Silva

3rd Jennifer Guiola

3rd Ella Rudfeldt

ADCC South American Trials 2007

Held in Rio de Janeiro on February 3&4 2007.

This was the event Andre Galvao first punched his ticket to compete at the ADCC.

Unfortunately, I was only able to find the winner of the divisions.

66kg Winner: Bruno Frazzato

77kg Winner: Andre Galvao

88kg Winner: Delson Heleno

99kg Winner Cristiano Lazzarini

+99kg Winner Luiz Felipe

ADCC Japan Trials 2007

Held on April 14th 2007, the ADCC held the Japanese Trials in Japan.

I only have the winner of these trials, unfortunately.

66kg Winner: Naoya Uematsu

77kg Winner: Daisuke sugie

88kg Winner: Yushin Okami

99kg Winner:  Yukiyasu Ozawa

+99kg Winner: Naomichi Nagata

55kg Winner: Sayaka Shioda

60kg Winner: Takayo Hashi

67kg Winner: Keiki Tamai

+67kg Winner: Yoko Takahashi

ADCC 2007

Credit: ADCC

ADCC 2007 was held in Trenton New Jersey on May 4 2007.

This was the only ADCC where they changed the women’s divisions around instead of the normale under 60kg and over 60kgs.

The ADCC held 55kg 60kg 67kg and over 67kg divisions.

66kg

1st Rani Yahya

2nd Leo Vieira

3rd Baret Yoshida

4th Tetsu Suzuki

Credit: ADCC

77kg

1st Marcelo Garcia

2nd Pablo Popovitch

3rd Andre Galvao

4th Mike Fowler

Credit: ADCC

88kg 

1st Demian Maia

2nd Flavio Almeida

3rd Taris Humphreys

4th Romulo Barral

Credit: ADCC

99kg

1st Xande Ribeiro

2nd Braulio Estima

3rd Robert Drysdale

4th Alexandre Ferreira

Credit: ADCC

+99kg

1st Fabricio Werdum

2nd Rolles Gracie

3rd Marcio Cruz

4th Darren Andy

Credit: ADCC

Absolute

1st Robert Dysdale

2nd Marcelo Garcia

3rd Andre Galvao

4th Alexandre Ferreira

Credit: ADCC

55kg

1st Sayaka Shioda

2nd Felicia Oh

3rd Megumi Fujii

4th Jean Alvisse

Credit: ADCC

60kg

1st Kyra Gracie

2nd Tara LaRosa

3rd Takayo Hashi

4th Hitomi Akano

Credit: ADCC

67kg

1st Hannette Staack

2nd Kelly Paul

3rd Marloes Coenen

4th Stacy Cartwright

Credit: ADCC

+67kg

1st Penny Thomas

2nd Lana Stefanac

3rd Rosangela Conceicao

4th Celita Schutz

Credit: ADCC

Women’s Absolute

1st Hannette Staack

2nd Rosangela Conceicao

3rd Kelly Paul

4th Laura D’Auguste

Credit: ADCC

Superfight

Roger Gracie defeated John Olav Einemo. The 2005 champion Dean Lister was focused to withdraw with a bicep injury.

ADCC European Trials 2008

For ADCC 2009 this was the first time ADCC put on two European Trials and two North American Trials.

But still only had one South American Trial and one Asia Trial and one Pacific Trial.

Held in Krakow Poland on October 18-19 2008 this was the 1st European Trials.

66kg

1st Timo-Juhani Hirvikangas

2nd Greger Forsell

3rd Slawomir Szamota

3rd Jakub Witkowski

77kg

1st Toni Linden

2nd Mariusz Szczerek

3rd Rafal Moks

3rd Robert Siedziako

88kg

1st Trond Saksenvik

2nd Michal Materla

3rd Marko Helen

3rd Jyri Manninen

99kg

1st Andreas Olsen

2nd Kari Peltola

3rd Pawel Kaminski

3rd Alexander Trans

+99kg

1st Janne-Pekka Pietilainen

2nd Karol Bedorf

3rd Przemyslw Biskup

3rd Tomasz Janiszewski

60kg

1st Ina Steffensen

2nd Anny Hammartsen

3rd Marianna Corriga

3rd Agata Snoch

+60kg

1st Shanti Abelha

2nd Karolina Zawodnik

3rd Agnieszka Gdula

3rd Taja Luthje

ADCC East Coast

I was unable to find much info about the ADCC East Coast Trials other than it was held in Newark, New Jersey in May 2008, and who the winners were.

Like ADCC trials today women don’t qualify at the East Coast Trials only on the West Coast.

66kg Winner: Jayson Patino

77kg Winner: Enrico Cocco

88kg Winner: Chris Weidman

99kg Gerardi Rinaldi

+99kg Tom DeBlass

ADCC West Coast Trials

I was unable to find much info about the ADCC West Coast trials other than the winner and that it was held in Los Angeles in June 2008.

66kg Winner: Ryan Hall

77kg Winner: Don Ortega

88kg Winner: Jason Selva

99kg Winner: Rafael Davies

+99kg Winner: Asa Fuller

60kg Winner: Hillary Williams

+60kg Winner: Lana Stefanac

ADCC European Trials 2009

This was the 2nd European ADCC trials held in Fryshuset Sweden on January 3rd 2009.

66kg

1st Nicolas Renier

2nd Frank Stablein

3rd Greger Forsell

3rd Tani Talvitie

77kg

1st Marcelo Azevedo

2nd Johan Westerberg

3rd Christoffer Hermenstad

3rd Antii Toivanen

88kg 

1st Kassim Annan

2nd Zbigniew Tyszka

3rd Marko Helen

3rd Gregor Herb

99kg 

1st Radek Turek

2nd Vesa Vuori

3rd Mikael Knutsson

3rd Pawel Kaminski

+99kg 

1st Tomasz Janiszewski

2nd Eddy Bengtsson

3rd Karol Bedorf

3rd Josef Ali Mohammed

60kg

1st Laurence Cousin

2nd Marina Wekstrom

3rd Any Hammarsten

3rd Yasmin Swegobind

+60kg

1st Ida Hansson

2nd Monica Fonseca

3rd Arnela Hadzisulejmanovic

3rd Paivi Leonen

ADCC Brazilian Trials 2009

I was unable to find my info on the Brazilian trials other than the winners and that it was held in Brazil in February 2009

66kg Winner Rafael Mendes

77kg Winner Murilo Santana

88kg Winner Andre Galvao

99kg Winner Glover Texeira

+99kg Winner Antoine Jaoude

60kg Winner Michelle Tavares

+60kg Winner Rosangela Conceicao

ADCC South Pacific Trials 2009

Held in Sydney Australia again on Sunday 8th March 2009.

I was only able to find the winner of the trials.

66kg Winner: David Marinakis

77kg Winner: Rodney Ellis

88kg Winner: Igor Praporshchikov

99kg Winner: Anthony Perosh

+99kg Winner: Dennis Roberts

ADCC Asian Trials 2009

I could only find the winner of these trials and nothing else, unfortunately.

The event was likely held in Toyko Japan in either January or February 2009.

66kg Winner: Kouhei Yasumi

77kg Winner: Keita Nakamura

88kg Winner: Kazuhiro Nakamura

99kg Winner: Shinzo Anzai

+99kg Winner: Ukiya Naito

60kg Winner: Megumi Fujii

+60kg Winner: Hitomi Hiraiwa

ADCC 2009

Credit: ADCC

ADCC 2009 was held in Barcelona Spain on September 25-27.

The whole is event is purchasable on Budovideos.com.

The OG instructional site.

Before BJJ Fanatics and Jiu-Jitsu X you had Budovideos.

66kg 

1st Rafael Mendes

2nd Rubens Charles

3rd Ryan Hall

4th Jeff Glover

Credit: ADCC

77kg

1st Pablo Popovich

2nd Marcelo Garcia

3rd Gregor Gracie

4th Keita Nakamura

Credit: ADCC

88kg

1st Braulio Estima

2nd Andre Galvao

3rd David Avellan

4th Rafael Lovato Jr

Credit: ADCC

99kg

1st Xande Ribeiro

2nd Gerardi Rinaldi

3rd Vinny Magalhaes

4th Glover Teixeira

Credit: ADCC

+99kg

1st Fabricio Werdum

2nd Roberto Abreu

3rd Jeff Monson

4th Saulo Ribeiro

Credit: ADCC

60kg

1st Luanna Alzuguir

2nd Sayaka Shioda

3rd Hillary Williams

4th Laurence Cousin

Credit: ADCC

+60kg

1st Hannette Staack

2nd Penny Thomas

3rd Cris Cyborg

4th Rosangela Conceicao

Credit: ADCC

Absolute

1st Braulio Estima

2nd Xande Ribeiro

3rd Vinny Magalhaes

4th Gunnar Nelson

Credit: ADCC

Superfight

Ronaldo Souza beats Robert Drysdale.

Ronaldo or Jacare Souza was a late replacement for the injured Roger Gracie.

ADCC European Trials 2010

This was the 1st European Trials for ADCC 2011 held in Zagreb Croatia on October 30-31 2010.

66kg

1st Greger Forsell

2nd Timo-Juhani Hitvikangas

3rd Jesse Saarine

3rd Francisco Alcalde Torreblanca

76kg 

1st Jorge Britto

2nd Maciej Pollok

3rd Marcin Held

3rd Juho Valamaa

88kg

1st Marko Helen

2nd Toni Linden

3rd Thomas Beach

3rd Eduardo Rios

99kg

1st Kari Peltola

2nd Tomasz Janiszewski

3rd Ivan Yocholovski

3rd Timo Karttuenen

+99kg 

1st Janne-Pekka Pietilainen

2nd Matueusz Juskowiak

3rd Vlado Pilipovic

3rd Josip Matokovic

Missing Info

I’m unsure why but there is no news regarding the remaining trials.

Which are the 2nd European Trials, Both North American Trials, Both Asia and Pacific Trials and The South America trials.

All I can find is the winner and the city they were held in.

ADCC South Pacific 2010

These were the only trials for Australia and New Zealand competitors to qualify for ADCC 2011.

Held in Sydney 2010.

Also, this time around women could qualify for ADCC

66kg Winner: David Marinakis

77kg Winner: David Hart

88kg Winner: Cameron Rowe

99kg Winner: Igor Praporshchikov

+99kg Winner: Mick Wilson

60kg Winner: Lara Jayne Ng

+60kg Winner: Fiona Muxlow

ADCC European Trials 2011

Held in Turku Finland once again this was the 2nd European Trials.

66kg 

1st Timo-Juhani Hitvikangas

2nd Nicolas Reiner

77kg 

1st Daniel Strauss

2nd Jyri Kakko

88kg 

1st Zybi Tyszka

2nd Eduardo Rio

99kg Winner: Kamil Uminski

+99kg Winner: Janne-Pekka Pietilianinen

60kg  

1st Sara Svensson

2nd Katja Kallioski

+60kg Winner: Devi Ahuja

ADCC East Coast Trials 2010

Held in Belleville New Jersey this was the 1st North American Trials, and this time around this was the only trials that women could get their ticket to ADCC 2011.

66kg Winner: Mark Ramos

77kg Winner: Vagner Rocha

88kg Winner: Rustam Chsiev

99kg Winner: Joseph Lee Baize

+99kg Winner: Mario Rinaldi

60kg Winner: Cat Zingano

+60kg Winner: Penny Thomas

ADCC West Coast Trials 2011

Held in San Diego this was the second North American Trials and the last for Americans to qualify for ADCC 2011.

66kg Winner: Jeff Glover

77kg Winner: Enrico Cocco

88kg Winner: JJ Holmes

99kg Winner: James Puopolo

+99kg Jared Rosholt

ADCC South American Trials 2011

Held in Rio de Janeiro in 2011 this was the only trials for South American competitors to qualify for ADCC 2011.

66kg Winner: Bruno Frazzato

77kg Winner: Murilo Santana

88kg Winner: Claudio Calasans

99kg Winner: Augusto Ferrari 

+99kg Winner: Gabriel Vella

60kg Winner: Michelle Nicolini

+60kg Winner: Fernanda Mazzelli

ADCC Japan Trials 2011

The final trials for ADCC 2011 were held in Toyko Japan for Asian competitors only.

66kg Winner: Tetsu Hadairo

77kg Winner: Takanori Gomi

88kg Winner: Jeon Doo Kwang

99kg Winner: Shinzo Anzai

+99kg Winner: Hideki Shrek Sekine

60kg Winner: Hashi Takayo

ADCC 2011

Credit: ADCC

Held in Nottingham England on September 24 & 25.

This was a special event as super fight competitor Braulio Estima was a favourite as he was living competing and coaching in England at the time and had many people supporting him in the crowd.

If you want to watch ADCC 2011 Budo Videos sell a copy of the DVD on their website.

66kg 

1st Rafael Mendes

2nd Rubens Charles

3rd Jeff Glover

4th Robson Moura

Credit: ADCC

77kg

1st Marcelo Garcia

2nd Leo Vieira

3rd Kron Gracie

4th Claudio Calasans

Credit: ADCC

88kg

1st Andre Galvao

2nd Rousimar Palhares

3rd Pablo Popovitch

4th Rafael Lovato Jr

Credit: ADCC

99kg

1st Dean Lister

2nd Joao Assis

3rd Xande Ribeiro

4th Antonio Peinado

Credit: ADCC

+99kg

1st Vinny Magalahaes

2nd Fabricio Werdum

3rd Roberto Cyborg Abreu

4th Gerardi Rinaldi

Credit: ADCC

60kg

1st Kyra Gracie

2nd Michelle Nicolini

3rd Luanna Alzuguir

4th Hashi Takayo

Credit: ADCC

+60kg

1st Gabi Garcia

2nd Hanette Staack

3rd Ida Hansson

4th Penny Thomas

Credit: ADCC

Absolute

1st Andre Galvao

2nd Pablo Popovitch

3rd Xande Ribeiro

4th Murilo Santana

Credit: ADCC

Super Fight

Braulio Estima defeats Ronaldo Jacare Souza

Legends Superfight

The ADCC put on a legends superfight where Mario Sperry who was a formal superfight champion defeated Renzo Gracie.

ADCC European Trials 2012

Credit: ADCC

Held in Ljubljana Slovenia on September 8 2012. This was the 1st European Trials for ADCC 2013.

66kg

1st Timo Juhani Hirvikanagas

2nd Veselin Dukov

3rd Alen Spirk

4th Dino Sprajcer

77kg

1st Tero Pyylampi

2nd Kamil Milosek

3rd Jorge Britto

4th Miha Perhavec

88kg

1st Eduardo Rios

2nd Lukazs Michael

3rd Zbighiew Tyszka

4th Oskar Piechota

99kg

1st Tomaz Narkun

2nd Kamil Uminski

3rd Janne Pekka Pietilainen

4th Michael Knutsson

99kg

1st Alexander Trans

2nd Michael Wysocki

3rd Andrej Randomski

4th Bence Gyorgy

ADCC North American Trials 2012

Credit: ADCC

Held In San Diego California on October 14 2012, this was the 1st trials in North America for ADCC 2013.

This was also the only trials women could qualify for but neither the 60kg nor the +60kg winners competed at ADCC 2013.

66kg

1st Darson Hemmings

2nd Jeremy Spry

3rd Jacob Sandoval

77kg

1st AJ Agazarm

2nd Pete Shoemaker

3rd Yukito Isoda

88kg

1st Keenan Cornelius

2nd Paul Schon

3rd Don Ortega

99kg

1st Adam Sachnoff

2nd Brendan Raedy

3rd Amin Nash

+99kg

1st Jared Dopp

2nd Rick Macauley

3rd James Friedrich

60kg

1st Mackenzie Dern

2nd Rainy Whitsitt

3rd Elizabeth Tran

+60kg

1st Brea Gilbert

ADCC Asia and Pacific 2012

Credit: ADCC

The 1st Asia Trials for ADCC 2013 were held in Manila Philippines on November 3&4 2012 and only men could qualify for ADCC.

66kg

1st Robert Sabaruddin

2nd Jonathan Sumogot

3rd Insook Oh

77kg

1st Youngnam Noh

2nd Bernardo Magalhaes

3rd Ben Aldridge

88kg

1st Doorwang Jeon

2nd Hansel Co

3rd Neil Fereira

99kg

1st Alan Drueco

2nd Casey Cruz

3rd Frederick Rodriquez

+99kg

1st Michael Wilson

2nd Grant Nolan

3rd Marcus Valda

ADCC North American 2013

Credit: ADCC

Held in Columbus Ohio on March 2 2013 this was the 2nd North American Trials.

Only Male competitors could qualify for ADCC 2013.

66kg

1st Mark Romas

2nd Dominic Damian

3rd James Gray

4th Micah Crouse

77kg

1st Garry Tonon

2nd Vagner Rocha

3rd Enrico Cocco

4th Robert Malof

88kg 

1st Josh Hayden

2nd Kyle Griffin

3rd Mark Vujovic

4th John Meyer

99kg

1st James Puopolo

2nd JJ Pugsley

3rd Chris McCourt

4th William Bennett

+99kg

1st Robby Donofrio

2nd Jason Lee’s

3rd Joe Gauze

4th Pual Bowers

ADCC Asia Trials 2013

Credit: ADCC

Held in Toyko Japan on March 24 2013 this was the 2nd Asia Trials and the only trials women could qualify for ADCC 2013.

66kg

1st Ulka Sasaki

2nd Hadairo Tetsu

3rd Yo Saito

77kg

1st Sotaro Yamada

2nd Kouta Shimoishi

3rd Koushi Matsumoto

88kg 

1st Shinzo Anzai

2nd Yuji Arai

3rd Obsuren Bolde-Erdene

99kg

1st Yukiyasu Ozawa

2nd Shoma Shibisai

3rd Yusuke Masuda

+99kg

1st Hideki Sekine

2nd Park Hyun Kab

3rd Boldpurev Unurjargal

60kg

1st Seiko Yamamoto

2nd Sayaka Shioda

3rd Takayo Hashi

+60kg

1st Yurika Nakakura

ADCC Brazilian Trials 2013

Credit: ADCC

Held in Rio de Janeiro on April 19 2013 this was the only trials Brazilians could qualify for ADCC 2013.

Both men and women are eligible. 

66kg

1st Joao Miyao

2nd Marcio Andre

3rd Hebert Burns

3rd Gabriel Marangoni

77kg

1st Leonardo Nogueira

2nd Vitor Silveira

3rd Philipi Augusto

3rd Theodoro Canal

88kg

1st Claudio Calasans

2nd Paulo Pinto

3rd Kleber de Oliveira

3rd Delson Heleno

99kg

1st Joao Gabriel

2nd Cristiano Lazzarini

3rd Renato Ferrira

3rd Arnando Sixel

+99kg

1st Rodrigo Cavaca

2nd Kitner Mendonca

3rd Carlos Eduardo

3rd Renato Viera

60kg

1st Ana Michele

2nd Michele Nicolini

3rd Ana Maria

3rd Kalindra Walquira

+60kg

1st Fernanda Mazelli

2nd Talita Andrea

3rd Marilia Alves

3rd Marina Soares

ADCC European Trials 2013

Credit: ADCC

The final trials before ADCC 2013. Held in Krakow Poland on April 27 2013.

Both men and women are eligible for these the 2nd European trials.

66kg

1st Nicolas Renier

2nd Jari Kakko

3rd Greger Forsell

77kg 

1st Kamil Mitosek

2nd Alexis Bexar

3rd Jakub Witkowski

88kg

1st Lukasz Michalec

2nd Oskar Piechota

3rd Juha Kaki

99kg

1st Kamil Uminski

2nd Mikael Knutsson

3rd George David

+99kgs

1st Janne Pietialinen

2nd Wojciech Lach

3rd Katjusa Horman

60kg

1st Laura Hondrop

2nd Katja Kanaanpaa

3d Katjusa Horman

+60kg

1st Marysia Malyjasiak

2nd Venia Luukonen

3rd Lisa Pihl

ADCC 2013

Credit: ADCC

Held in Beijing China on October 19&20.

This was the only ADCC championship to date to be held in East Asia. 

This was where one of the best ADCC matches of all time happened.

When Garry Tonon faced off against Kron Gracie.

This was the tournament that Garry Tonon jump-started his career. 

66kg

1st Rubens Charles

2nd Rafael Mendes

3rd Justin Rader

4th Joao Miyao

Credit: ADCC

77kg

1st Kron Gracie

2nd Otavio Souza

3rd JT Torres

3rd Leo Vieira

88kg

1st Romulo Barral

2nd Rafael Lovato Jr

3rd Keenan Cornelius

4th Pablo Popovich

Credit: ADCC

99kg

1st Joao Assis

2nd Dean Lister

3rd Leonardo Nogueira

4th Cristiano Lazzarini

Credit: ADCC

+99kg

1st Marcus Almeida

2nd Gabriel Rocha

3rd Roberto Cyborg Abreu

4th Jared Dopp

Credit: ADCC

60kg

1st Michelle Nicolini

2nd Luanna Alzuguir

3rd Siko Yamamoto

4th Ana Michaelle Tavares

+60kg

1st Gabi Garcia

2nd Maria Malyjasiak

3rd Tammy Griego

4th Fernanda Mazelli

Credit: ADCC

Absolute

1st Roberto Cyborg Abreu

2nd Marcus Almeida

3rd Keenan Cornelius

4th Dean Lister

Credit: ADCC

Superfight

In the main Superfight Andre Galvao defeated Braulio Estima and this was where his run as Superfight champion begins with him set to defend it against Gordon Ryan at ADCC adding to his record superfight streak.

Legends Superfight

In the legends Superfight Mario Sperry defended Fabio Gurgel.

ADCC European Trials 2014

Held in Sofia Bulgaria on October 11 2014 this was the 1st European Trials for ADCC 2015.

Credit: ADCC

66kg

1st Asadulaev Surkhay

2nd Jakub Witkowski

3rd Abbas Haidar

77kg

1st Mateusz Gamrot

2nd Abdulkadirov Magomed

3rd Tero Pyylampi

88kg

1st Zbigniew Tyszka

2nd Oskar Piechota

3rd Thomas Loubersanes

99kg

1st Tomasz Markun

2nd Reinier de Ridder

3rd Kamil Iminski

+99kg

1st Alexander Trans

2nd Mateusz Juskowiak

3rd Abuakirov Saidhasan

ADCC Asia & Oceania Trials 2014

Credit: ADCC

Held in Seoul South Korea on December 7, 2014, this was the 1st Asia and Oceania. Officially was the first time ADCC combined Asia and Oceania into one trials region.

66kg

1st Tezekbaev Rasul

2nd Abdibait

3rd Che Wani Gi

77kgs

1st Lachlan Giles

2nd Benjamin Aldridge

3rd Lee Hyeong Seok

88kg

1st Craig Jones

2nd Murtazaliev

3rd Ben Hodgkinson

99kg

1st Tobias Green

2nd Harry Grech

3rd Kim Jae Young

+99kg

1st Lee Hyoung Chul

2nd Kin Ji Hoon

3rd Choe Min Ho

ADCC North American Trials 2014

Credit: ADCC

Held in Charleston West Virginia on December 13/14 2014 this was the 1st North American trials for ADCC 2015.

66kg

1st Geo Martinez

2nd Ostap Manastryrski

3rd Mark Ramos

77kg

1st Enrico Cocco

2nd Eddy Cummings

3rd Sergio Ardila

88kg

1st Matt Arroyo

2nd Josh Hayden

3rd Gordon Ryan

99kg

1st Tom DeBlass

2nd James Friedrich

3rd Jeremy York

+99kg

1st Jason Lees

2nd Austin Avera

3rd Robby Donofrio

ADCC South American Trials 2015 Rio de Janeiro

Credit: ADCC

Since 2015 the ADCC typically would hold both South American trials on back to back weekends.

This one being the 1st South American trial held on April 11 in Rio de Janeiro.

This also being the trials that women could qualify for as well.

66kg

1st Renan Sancar

2nd Fernardo Carsalade

3rd Alexandre Vieira

4th Bruno Celio

77kg

1st Davi Ramos

2nd Caludio Mattos

3rd Tiago Baiano

4th Chico Salgado

88kg

1st Felipe Pena

2nd Isaque Bahiense

3rd Victor Estima

4th Elionai Braz

99kg

1st Roberto Alencar

2nd Marcus Vinicius

3rd Aleksandro Henique

4th Renato Ferreira

+99kg

1st Leonardo Lucio

2nd Gilmar Oliveira

3rd Gabriel Lyrio

4th Jonathan Vale

60kg

1st Ana Michelle Tavares

2nd Talita Alencar

3rd Amanda Nogueira

+60kg

1st Fernanda Mazzelli

2nd Caroline Cunha

3rd Andresa Correa

4th Maria do Carmo

ADCC South American Trials 2015 Sao Paulo

Credit: ADCC

Held in Sao Paulo on April 18 2015 the second South American Trials were held just 1 week after the 1st trials. Women could also qualify for ADCC 2015 in these trials.

66kg

1st Gabriel Marangoni

2nd Alexandre Vieira

3rd Antonio Marcos Da Silva

3rd Claudevan Martins

77kg

1st Gabriel Rollo

2nd Claudio Mattos

3rd Diego Henrique Marcondes

3rd Jonnatas Gracie

88kg

1st Claudio Calasan

2nd Felipe Silva

3rd Isaque Bahiense

3rd Pedro Dias

99kg

1st Cassio Francis

2nd Armando Manescky Sixel

3rd Jorge Luis Bezerra

3rd Gleydson Neri

+99kg

1st Gabriel Lucas

2nd Gilmar Silva de Oliveira

3rd Alexandro Ferreira

3rd Otsvio Nalati

60kg

1st Mayra Mello

2nd Leticia Correa Arlindo Dos Santos

3rd Kalindra Faria

3rd Bruna Gosson

+60kg

1st Jessica Flowers

2nd Heloise Morais

3rd Debora Pereira de Souza

3rd Veronica Rosa Da Silva

ADCC North American Trials 2015

Credit: ADCC

The 2nd North American Trials were held in Coconut Creek Florida on May 9 2015.

Women were also able to qualify for ADCC 2015 at this event.

66kg

1st Eddy Cummings

2nd Walter Gomez

3rd Ruben Alvarez

77kg

1st Vagner Rocha 

2nd Magid Hage

3rd Sergio Ardila

88kg

1st Mike Perez

2nd Gordon Ryan

3rd Jason High

99kg

1st Jason Bukich

2nd Charles Blanchard

3rd Kevin Gallagher

+99kg

1st Paul Ardila

2nd Jason Reyes

3rd John Taine Hall

60kg

1st Tammi Musumeci

2nd Heather Raftery

3rd Fiorella Coto

+60kg

1st Amanda Santana

2nd Tammy Griego

3rd Maia Matalon

ADCC Asia & Oceania 2015

Credit: ADCC

Held in Toyko Japan on May 24 these were the 2nd Asia and Oceania trials although women were able to qualify no women signed up for the +60kg division.

66kg

1st Yuto Hirao

2nd Kohei Nshibayashi

3rd Teruyuki Matsumoto

77kg

1st Young-am Noh

2nd Asanov Zanybek

3rd Sanshiro Nakakura

88kg

1st Hidemi Mihara

2nd Ryuta Sato

3rd Kazuoshi Minami

99kg

1st Yukiyasu Ozawa

2nd Yuji Arai

3rd Harry Grech

+99kg

1st Hideki Sekine

2nd Joshua Brown

60kg

1st Rikako Yuasa

2nd Livia Gluchowska

3rd Shiho Yaginuma

ADCC European Trials 2015

Credit: ADCC

Held in Turku Finland on May 30 2015 The 2nd European Trials were the last trials before ADCC 2015.

Women were also eligible to qualify for ADCC 2015 in these trials.

66kg

1st Nicolas Renier

2nd Timur Mukhametullin

3rd Jakub Witkowski

77kg

1st Abdulkadirov Magomed

2nd Piotr Frechowicz

3rd Mateusz Gamrot

88kgs

1st Jesse Urholon

2nd Tuomas Simola

3rd Kulduev Megomed

99kg 

1st Kamil Uminski

2nd Marian Klosowski

3rd Lukasz Michalec

+99kg

1st Janne-Pekka Pietilainen

2nd Khamzat Sakalov

3rd Karl Albreksson

60kg

1st Kethe Marie Elgesem Engen

2nd Sara Svensson

3rd Zofia Szawernowska

+60kg

1st Sophia Nordeno

2nd Riika Ylitalo

3rd Maiju Suotama

ADCC 2015

Credit: ADCC

Held in Sao Paulo Brazil on August 29&30 this was the first time ADCC had returned to Brazil since 2013.

66kg

1st Rubens Charles

2nd Bruno Frazatto

3rd Augusto Mendes

4th Geo Martinez

Credit: ADCC

77kg

1st Davi Ramos

2nd Lucas Lepri

3rd Gilbert Burns

4th Otavio Souza

Credit: ADCC

88kg

1st Yuri Simoes

2nd Keenan Cornelius

3rd Rustam Chisiev

4th Romulo Barral

Credit: ADCC

99kg 

1st Rodolfo Vieira

2nd Felipe Pena

3rd Joao Assis

4th Xande Ribeiro

Credit: ADCC

+99kg

1st Orlando Sanchez

2nd Jared Dopp

3rd Vinny Magalhaes

4th Joao Rocha

Credit: ADCC

60kg

1st Mackenzie Dern

2nd Michelle Nicolini

3rd Tammi Musmeci

4th Beatriz Mesquita

Credit: ADCC

+60kg

1st Ana Laura Cordeiro

2nd Jessica da Silva Oliveira

3rd Gabi Garcia

4th Amanda Santana

Credit: ADCC

Absolute

1st Claudio Calasans

2nd Joao Rocha

3rd Rodolfo Vieira

4th Yuri Simoes

Credit: ADCC

Superfight

In the Superfight Andre Galvao defeats Roberto Cyborg Abreu.

Legends Superfight

In the Legends Superfight, Ricardo Liborio defeats Mario Sperry.

ADCC Asia & Oceania Trials 2016

Credit: ADCC

Held in Almaty Kazakhstan on Steptember 10 2016 this was the 1st Asia and Oceania trials.

66kg

1st Uranov Zhakshylyk

2nd Manas Erkul Uulu

3rd Kazhekov Nartay

77kg

1st Lachlan Giles

2nd Youngam Noh

3rd Kasimov Osman

88kg

1st Craig Jones

2nd Kurmanbek Abdiev

3rd Keller Locke-Sodhi

99kg

1st Roman Dolidze

2nd Bekir Bariev

3rd Tobias Green

+99kg

1st Sulimanov Mokhmad

2nd Arman Zhanpeisov

3rd Nurlan Sermagambetov

ADCC European Trials 2016

Credit: ADCC

Held in Mainz Germany on October 1 2016 this was the 1st European trials.

66kg

1st Janusz Andrejczuk

2nd Kamil Wilk

3rd Erno Elgland

77kg

1st Tero Pyylampi

2nd Pedro Bessa

3rd Tarik Hopstock

88kg

1st Jesse Urholin

2nd Thomas Loubersanes

3rd Oskar Piechota

99kg

1st Kamil Uminski

2nd Luc Rousseau

3rd Lukasz Michalec

+99kg

1st Khamzat Stambulov

2nd Eldar Rafigaev

3rd Muslim Patsarigov

ADCC North American Trials 2016

Credit: ADCC

Held in Bayville New Jersey on November 19 2016.

This was the 1st North American trials.

You can watch all these matches on FLOGrappling.

66kg

1st Justin Raider

2nd Jason Hayden

3rd Nicky Ryan

4th Cole Franson

77kg

1st Mansher Khera

2nd Oliver Taza

3rd Carsten Carlsen

4th Chase Hannah

88kg

1st James Brasco

2nd Mathew Telsa

3rd Charles Tsakh

4th Marc Brewer

99kg

1st Eliot Kelly

2nd Daniel O’Brien

3rd Noah Devore

4th Leon Jackson

+99kg

1st Tom DeBlass

2nd Jimmy Friedrich

3rd Jeff Owen

4th Dallas Niles

ADCC South American Trials 2017 Sao Paulo

Credit: ADCC

The 1st South American ADCC Trials for ADCC 2017 were held in Sao Paulo Brazil.

Women could also qualify for ADCC 2017.

66kg

1st Pablo Mantovani

2nd Henrique Gomes

3rd Ricardo Raimundo Cardoso

Credit: ADCC

77kg

1st Felipe Cesar

2nd Claudio Caloquinha

3rd Gabriel Rollo

Credit: ADCC

88kg

1st Murilo Santana

2nd Valdir Araujo

3rd Kaynan Duarte

Credit: ADCC

99kg

1st Mahamed Aly

2nd Vinicius Gazola

3rd Andre Silva

Credit: ADCC

+99kg

1st Luiz Panza

2nd Kitner Moura

3rd Gabriel Liro Lucas

Credit: ADCC

60kg

1st Biance Basillio 

2nd Renata Marinho

3rd Thalita Sthefane Lima Silva

Credit: ADCC

+60kg

1st Talita Treta

2nd Andresa Correa

3rd Carina Cuervo Santi

Credit: ADCC

ADCC South American Trials 2017 Rio de Janeiro 

Credit: ADCC

Held on February 4 2017 the 2nd ADCC South American trials were only open to male competitors.

66kg

1st Paul Miyao

2nd Bruno Silva

3rd Pedro Nobre

Credit: ADCC

77kg

1st Marcelo Mafra

2nd Gabriel Rollo

3rd Lucas Araujo

Credit: ADCC

88kg

1st Kaynan Duarte 

2nd Patrick Gaudio

3rd Ted Marcio

Credit: ADCC

99kg

1st Salomao Ribiero

2nd Vinicius Castro

3rd Henrique Garcez

Credit: ADCC

+99kg

1st Victor Honorio

2nd Leonardo Lucio

3rd Gabriel Lucas

Credit: ADCC

ADCC Asian & Oceania 2017

Credit: ADCC

Held in Toyko Japan on March 5 2017 the 2nd Asia & Oceania were open to men and women to qualify but only held the minus 60kg division.

66kg

1st Yuta Shimada

2nd Takafumi Sano

3rd Kaldar Abdikabyl

77kg

1st Osmanzhan Kassimov

2nd Shingo Suzuki

3rd Jack Becker

88kg

1st Kit Dale

2nd Viking Wong

99kg

1st Yukiyasu Ozawa

2nd Kazuyoshi Minami

3rd Harry Grech

+99kg

1st Hideki Sekine

2nd Kim Hyun Woo

3rd Anton Amanbaev

60kg

1st Rikako Yuasa

2nd Livia Gluchowska

2nd Pippa A Shaw

ADCC North American 2017

Credit: ADCC

The 2nd North American was held in Anaheim California on April 15 2017.

Women were able to qualify for ADCC 2017 at these trials.

All these matches are available to watch on FLOGrappling.

66kg

1st Ethan Crelinsten

2nd Ricky Lule

3rd Nicky Ryan

77kg

1st Vagner Rocha

2nd AJ Agazarm

3rd Jonathan Satava

88kg

1st John Salter

2nd DJ Jackson

3rd Josh Hinger

99kg

1st Paul Ardila

2nd Nick Schrock

3rd Colin Hart

+99kg

1st Casey Hellenberg

2nd Jesseray Childrey

3rd Travis Clark

60kg 

1st Elisabeth Clay

2nd Nikki Sullivan

3rd Heather Raftery

+60kg

1st Tara White

2nd Kendall Reusing

3rd Michelle Dunchus

Superfights

Leandro Lo defeated Gordon Ryan

Marcus Almeida Buchecha defeated Rafael Lovato Jr

Roberto Cyborg Abreu defeated Vinny Magalhaes

Bruno Frazatto defeated Geo Martinez

ADCC European Trials 2017

Credit: ADCC

Held in Poznan Poland on May 13 2017.

The 2nd European Trials were the last trials before ADCC 2017.

Women could qualify as well

66kg

1st Kuba Witkowski

2nd Kamil Wilk

3rd Jyri Kakko

77kg

1st Oliver Taza

2nd Darragh O’Conaill

3rd Pedro Bessa

88kg

1st Piotr Marchin Frechowicz

2nd Daniel Skibinski

3rd Oskar Piechota

99kg

1st Abdurakhman Bilarov

2nd Mraz Avdoyan

3rd Riku Urholin

+99kg

1st Abdulaev Ruslan

2nd Kerimov Mukhammed

3nd Abubakirov Saidkhasan

60kg

1st Ffion Davies

2nd Vanessa English

3rd Kethe Marie Elgesem Engen

+60kg

1st Sam Cook

2nd Sophia Nordeno

3rd Venla Luukonen

ADCC 2017

Credit: ADCC

Held in Espoo Finland on September 23 & 24 2017.

This would be the last competition of Cobrinha’s career.

It was also the ADCC that shot Gordon Ryan into being one of the best no-gi grapplers in the world.

If you would like to watch ADCC 2017 you can do so on FLOGrappling

66kg

1st Rubens Cobrinha Charles

2nd AJ Agazarm

3rd Paulo Miyao

4th Pablo Mantovani

Credit: ADCC

77kg

1st JT Torres

2nd Lucas Lepri

3rd Vagner Rocha

4th Garry Tonon

Credit: ADCC

88kg

1st Gordon Ryan

2nd Keenan Cornelius

3rd Xande Ribeiro

4th Craig Jones

99kg

1st Yuri Simoes

2nd Felipe Pena

3rd Jackson Sousa

4th Rafael Lovato Jr

Credit: ADCC

+99kg

1st Marcus Almeida 

2nd Orlando Sanchez

3rd Roberto Cyborg Abreu

4th Jared Dopp

Credit: ADCC

60kg

1st Beatriz Mesquita

2nd Biance Basilio

3rd Michelle Nicolini

4th Elvira Karppinen

Credit: ADCC

+60kg

1st Gabi Garcia

2nd Talita Treta

3rd Jessica da Silva Oliveira

4th Sam Cook

Credit: ADCC

Absolute

1st Felipe Pena

2nd Gordon Ryan

3rd Marcus Almeida

4th Mahamed Aly

Credit: ADCC

Superfight

Andre Galvao defeats Claudio Calasans

Legend Superfights

Renzo Gracie defeated Sanae Kikuta.

Chael Sonnen defeated Leo Vieira.

ADCC European Trials 2018

Credit: ADCC

Held on October 6 2018 in Bucharest Romania.

These were the 1st European Trials.

There was a women’s division but they didn’t qualify for ADCC 2019.

You can watch all the matches on FLOGrappling.

66kg

1st Zaur Akhmedov

2nd Timur Mukhametullin

3rd Jukka Tuomas Kokkonen

4th Grzegorz Bigdon

77kg

1st Ross Nicholls

2nd Mateusz Gamrot

3rd Mateusz Szczecinski

4th Bartosz Luukaszewicz

88kg

1st Adam Wardzinski

2nd Sean Coates

3rd Otto Kuikka

4th Torbjorn Lunden

99kg

1st Perttu Tepponen

2nd Muslim Patsarigov

3rd Andrzej Iwat

4th Max Bickerton

+99kg

1st Eldar Rafigaev

2nd Loannis Arzoumanidis

3rd Heikki Jussila

4th Zois Kaperonis

60kg (Did Not Qualify)

1st Maiju Suotama

2nd Eva-my Persson

3rd Bezan Mahmudi

4th Sylvia Nagel

+60kg (Did Not Qualify)

1st Yulia Viber

2nd Hannah Rauch

3rd Melinda Fabian

ADCC North American Trials 2018

Credit: ADCC

Held on November 3 2018 in Bayville New Jersey.

These were the 1st North American trials.

You can watch all these matches on FLOGrappling.

66kg

1st Ethan Crelinsten

2nd Keith Krikorian

3rd Salvatore Guerriero

4th Tye Ruotolo

77kg

1st Jonathan Satava

2nd Jason Rau

3rd Dustin Akbari

4th William Tackett

88kg

1st Alec Baulding

2nd Dan Martinez

3rd Roberto Jimenez

4th Hunter Colvin

99kg 

1st Tim Spriggs

2nd Mario Gonzalez

3rd Nick Albin

4th William James Vincent

+99kg

1st Tex Johnson

2nd Hudson Taylor

3rd Nick Rodriguez

4th Andrew Tevay

ADCC North American Trials 2019

Credit: ADCC

Held on February 9 2019 in Burbank California.

These were the 2nd North American Trials and women could qualify for ADCC 2019.

You can watch all these matches on FLOGrappling.

66kg

1st Nicky Ryan

2nd Keith Krikorian

3rd Richard Alarcon

77kg

1st John Combs

2nd William Tackett

3rd Enrico Cocco

88kg

1st Josh Hinger 

2nd Stanley Rosa

3rd Jon Blank

99kg

1st Mason Fowler

2nd Diego Vasquez

3rd Paul Ardilla

+99kg

1st Nick Rodriguez

2nd John Hansen

3rd Casey Hellenberg

60kg

1st Jenna Bishop

2nd Nikki Sullivan

3rd Hannah Sharp

+60kg

1st Amanda Leve

2nd Maggie Grindatti

3rd Elisabeth Clay

ADCC South American Trials 2019

Credit: ADCC

Held in Sao Paulo on March 30 2019 these were the only South American trials for ADCC 2019.

It was open to both men and women.

66kg

1st Ruan Alvarenga

2nd Gabriel Marangoni

3rd Matheus Nicolau

4th Henrique Gomes

77kg

1st Servio Tulio

2nd Jefferson Guaresi

3rd Gabriel Alves

4th Lucas Rocha da Silva

88kg

1st Gabriel Almeida

2nd Valdir Araujo

3rd Elias Silverio

4th Leon Stavola Melo

99kg

1st Paulo Jose Barauna

2nd Diego Salamao

3rd Caio Vinicius Silva

4th Henrique de Laragoiti

+99kg

1st Antonio Braga Neto

2nd Gabriel Lyrio Lucas

3rd Antonio Assef

60kg

1st Franciele Nascimento

2nd Veronica Fernandez

3rd Izabel Seki

+60kg

1st Carina Santi

2nd Robera Pessoa

3rd Fernanda Mazzelli

4th Evelin Braga

ADCC European Trials 2019

Credit: ADCC

Held in Poznan Poland on April 27 2019.

These were the 2nd European Trials for ADCC, and both men and women were eligible.

All matches are available to watch on FLOGrappling

66kg

1st Tom Halpin

2nd Tuomas Kokkonen

3rd Gairbeg Ibragimov

4th Janusz Andrejczuk

77kg

1st Mateusz Gamrot

2nd Luca Pegorari

3rd Valentin Fels

4th Thomas Stroll

88kg

1st Ben Dyson

2nd Milosz Gasziak

3rd Otto Kuikka

4th Oskar Piechota

99kg

1st Mraz Avdoyan

2nd Daniel Ladero

3rd Frederic Vosgrone

4th Kamil Uminski

+99kg

1st Mateusz Juskowiak

2nd Heikki Jessila

3rd Aki Tervainen

4th Onni Kauppinen Joensuu

60kg

1st Livia Gluchowska

2nd Peyton Letcher

3rd Zofia Szawernowska

4th Kateryna Shakalova

+60kg

1st Stephanie Egger

2nd Julija Stoliarenko

3rd Leah McCourt

4th Loanna Dineva Sofia

ADCC Asia & Oceania Trials 2019

Credit: ADCC

Held in Tokyo Japan on May 12 2019 these were the only trials for Asia & Oceania, and were open to both men and women but only held the minus 60kg division.

These were also the final trials before ADCC 2019

66kg

1st Kenta Iwamoto

2nd Nariman Mynnbayev

3rd Minorum Takeuchi

77kg

1st Lachlan Giles

2nd Osumanzha Kassimov

3rd Declan Moody

88kg

1st Keller Locke-Sodhi

2nd William Ferreira Dias

3rd Islam Kokurkhoyev

99kg

1st Jacob Malkoun

2nd Zaid Sad Sami

3rd Harry Grech

+99kg

1st Dennis Roberts

2nd Daniel Schuardt

3rd Hideki Sekine

60kg

1st Rikako Yuasa

2nd Natalie Frankcombe

3rd Mina Kurobe

ADCC 2019

Credit: ADCC

Held in Anaheim California on September 28-29.

These were the biggest ADCC to date, these were also the first time Seth Daniels of F2W started doing the production for ADCC.

Making it much more watchable for a mainstream audience.

You can watch all the matches from ADCC 2019 on FLOGrappling.

66kg

1st Augusto Mendes

2nd Kennedy Maciel

3rd Paulo Miyao

4th Tye Ruotolo

Credit: ADCC

77kg

1st JT Torres

2nd Vagner Rocha

3rd Garry Tonon

4th Dante Leon

Credit: ADCC

88kg

1st Matheus Diniz

2nd Craig Jones

3rd Josh Hinger

4th Jon Blank

Credit: ADCC

99kg

1st Gordan Ryan

2nd Vinicius Gazola

3rd Lucas Barbosa

4th Vinny Magalhaes

Credit: ADCC

+99kg

1st Kaynan Duarte

2nd Nick Rodriguez

3rd Marcus Buchecha Almeida

4th Roberto Cyborg Abreu

Credit: ADCC

60kg

1st Blanca Basilio

2nd Ffion Davies

3rd Elvira Karppinen

4th Beatriz Mesquita

Credit: ADCC

+60kg

1st Gabi Garcia

2nd Carina Santi

3rd Tayane Porfirio

4th Ana Carolina Vieira

Credit: ADCC

Absolute

1st Gordon Ryan

2nd Marcus Buchecha Almeida

3rd Lachlan Giles

4th Mahamed Aly

Credit: ADCC

Superfight

Andre Galvao defeated Felipe Pen by points 2-0.

Covid 19

Due to Covid 19 restrictions around the world.

This led to ADCC being delayed till 2022.

As it was almost impossible to hold any trials event during 2020.

This has also led to Asia & Oceania only having one trial whereas the rest of the regions had two.

ADCC European Trials 2021

Credit: ADCC

Held in Poznan Poland on September 18 2021 this was the first ADCC event since the covid epidemic delayed the ADCC Championship by 1 year.

Now the ADCC did put on a women’s division but they did not qualify for ADCC 2022.

You can watch all of these matches on FLOGrappling.

66kg

1st Ashley Williams

2nd Gairbeg Ibragimov

3rd Tuomas Kokkonen

4th Daniel De-Groot

77kg

1st Oliver Taza

2nd Magomed Dzharbaev

3rd Mateusz Szczeciński

4th Hejraat Rashid

88kg

1st Eoghan O’Flanagan

2nd Thomas Loubersanes

3rd Krzysztof Kubit

4th Marcin Maciulewicz

99kg

1st Perttu Tepponen

2nd Samuel Karas

3rd Dominik Olszewski

4th Julian Stonjek

+99kg

1st Heikki Jussila

2nd Mateusz Juskowiak

3rd Benjamin Sehic

4th Andrzej Iwat

60kg (Did Not Qualify)

1st Peyton Lecher

2nd Ashley Bendle 

3rd Ellen Oberach

4th Olena Herman

+60kg (Did Not Qualify)

1st Magdalena Loska

2nd Slavka Holubjakova

3rd Nia Blackman

4th Gamila Kanew

ADCC North American Trials 2021

Credit: ADCC

Held in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

These were the 1st North American ADCC trials.

Now the winners of the women’s division didn’t qualify for ADCC 2022, but event organizer Tom DeBlass would give the winner of the 60kg and +60kg division an all-expenses-paid trip to the 2nd North American Trials.

You can watch all the matches on FLOGrappling

66kg

1st Cole Abate

2nd Keith Krikorian

3rd Gianni Grippo

4th Deandre Cobre

77kg

1st Kade Ruotolo

2nd William Tackett

3rd Kody Steele

4th Pj Barch

88kg 

1st Giancarlo Bodoni

2nd Elder Cruz

3rd Jacob Couch

4th John Salter

99kg

1st Mason Fowler

2nd Devonte Johnson

3rd Paul Ardila

4th Mario Gonzalez

+99kg

1st John Hansen

2nd Damon Ramos

3rd Alex Grandy

4th Danny Chaid

60kg (Did Not Qualify)

1st Brianna Ste-Marie

2nd Alex Enriquez

3rd Fatima Kline

4th Jasmine Rocha

+60kg (Did Not Qualify)

1st Kendall Reusing

2nd Amy Campo

3rd Lauren Jones

4th Khadija Peek

ADCC 1st South American Trials 2022

Credit: ADCC

Held in Balneário Camboriú on February 5 2022 these were the 1st South American Trials.

Women’s divisions were put on but they didn’t qualify for ADCC 2022.

You can watch all the matches on FLOGrappling

66kg

1st Diogo Reis

2nd Diego Pato Olveira

3rd Fabricio Andrey

4th Cleber Sousa

77kg

1st Mica Galvao

2nd Magid Hage

3rd Lucas Protasio

4th Servio Tulio

88kg

1st Isaque Bahiense

2nd Claudio Calasans

3rd Andre Porfirio

4th Valdir Araujo

99kg

1st Joao Costa

2nd Henrique Caradoso

3rd Thiago Sa

4th Salomao Ribeiro

+99kg

1st Roosevelt Sousa

2nd Pedro Alex

3rd Victor Doria

4th Leonardo Andrade

60kg (Did Not Qualify)

1st Jinana Sais 

2nd Daiana Torquato

3rd Natalia Battilana

4th Sayuri Pereira

+60kg (Did Not Qualify)

1st Rebecca Albuquerque

2nd Larissa Stein

3rd Flavia Mazoni

ADCC 2nd South American Trials 2022

Credit: ADCC

Held in Sao Paulo on February 12 2022 one week after the 1st trials.

Women were eligible for these trials as well.

66kg

1st Fabricio Andrey

2nd Kaua Gabriel

3rd Rafael Montouro

4th Cleber Sousa

77kg

1st Roberto Jimenez

2nd Fabio Caloi

3rd Luiz Paulo

4th Carlos Campos

88kg

1st Alexandre de Jesus

2nd Rafael Paganini

3rd Andre Porfirio

4th Valdir Araujo

99kg

1st Henrique Cardoso

2nd Luccas Lira

3rd Max Weslei

4th Jorge Esudero

+99kg

1st Gutemberg Pereira

2nd Leonardo Andrade

3rd Daniel Costa

4th Vinicius Castro

60kg

1st Mayssa Bastos

2nd Julia Alves

3rd Jasmine Rocha 

4th Gabriela Fechter

+60kg

1st Giovanna Jara

2nd Ingridd Alves

3rd Natalia Zumba

4th Graciele Del Fava

ADCC North American Trial 2022

Credit: ADCC

Held in Las Vegas Nevada on April 2&3 2022.

These the 2nd ADCC North American Trials were the biggest yet with the 77kg division reaching its 256 competitor limit for the first time in history, and having over 1000 competitors across all divisions.

You can watch all these matches on FLOGrappling

66kg

1st Keith Krikorian

2nd Josh Cisneros

3rd Damien Anderson 

4th Gianni Grippo

77kg

1st William Tackett

2nd Andy Varela

3rd PJ Barch

4th Chris Wojcik

88kg

1st Jacob Rodriguez

2nd Hunter Colvin

3rd Mike Crisp

4th David Garmo

99kg

1st Paul Ardila

2nd Mario Gonzalez

3rd Elder Cruz

4th Devhonte Johnson

+99kg

1st Kyle Boehm

2nd Daniel Manasoiu

3rd Raymond Grandy

4th Damon Ramos

60kg

1st Brianna Ste-Marie

2nd Jasmine Rocha

3rd Nathalie Ribeiro

4th Amanda Bruse

+60kg

1st Amy Campo

2nd Paige Ivette

3rd Elisabeth Clay

4th Tara White

ADCC European Trials 2022

Held in Poznan Poland on May 7 2022 was the 2nd European trials, and women could also qualify for ADCC 2022.

66kg

1st Sam McNally

2nd Robin Bohlin

3rd Daniel De-Groot

4th Tomas Tovey

77kg

1st Tommy Langaker

2nd Mateusz Szczecinski

3rd Ross Nicholls

4th Ellis Younger

88kg

1st Santeri Lilius

2nd Bruno Lima

3rd Piotr Frechowicz

4th Otto Kuikka

99kg

1st Luke Griffith

2nd Owen Livesey

3rd Dawid Drobina

4th Freddy Vosgroene

+99kg

1st Daniel Manasoiu

2nd Muslim Patsarigov

3rd Mateusz Juskowiak

4th Francis Pana

60kg

1st Julia Maele

2nd Peyton Letcher

3rd Janette Gloger

4th Naiomi Matthews

+60kgs

1st Eleftheria Christodoulou

2nd Ane Svendsen

3rd Magdalena Zaszczudłowicz

4th Maria Malyjasiak

ADCC Asian & Oceania Trials 2022

The 2022 Asian & Oceania Trials were held on June 19th in Sydney Australia and we’re the only Asian & Oceania after numerous cancellations due to covid 19 restriction.  

They will also be the last trials before ADCC 2022 in Las Vegas which is only 3 months now.

66kg

1st Jeremy Skinner

2nd David Stroilescu

3rd Ariel Tabak

4th Sean He

77kg

1st Kenta Iwamoto

2nd Siraj Soufi

3rd Jozef Chen

4th Burak Sarman

88kg

1st Roberto Dib Frias

2nd Benjamin Hodgkinson

3rd Kaya Rudolph

4th Declan Moody

99kg

1st Izaak Michell

2nd Anton Minenko

3rd Matthew McGuinness

4th Sami-Nizar Baki

+99kg

1st Josh Saunders 

2nd Daniel Schuardt

3rd Ricky Luzny

4th Denis Roberts

60kg

1st Adele Fornarino

2nd Nadia Frankland

3rd Margot Ciccarelli

4th Georgia Balthazar Da Sliveira

+60kg

1st Nikki Lloyd-Griffiths

2nd Gase Sanita

3rd Tayla Ford

Conclusion

These are all the ADCC events to date, and ADCC 2022 is expected to be the biggest grappling event in history.

You can watch it exclusively on FLOGrappling.

Now let’s hope it’s even more spectacular than the last one.

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