[RESULTS] Combat Jiu-Jitsu Worlds 2021 | The Featherweights

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On Sunday 19th of December, Eddie Bravo hosted the Combat Jiu-Jitsu Worlds in Cancun, Mexico.

The event held a 16 man tournament for the 145lb Combat Jiu-Jitsu World Championship with the bracket headed by the favorite, Keith Krikorian of 10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu.

He recently took 2nd at the ADCC North America trials under the 66kg category.

Scoring a win against Ben Eddy, and a submission victory over multiple-time no-gi world champion Gianni Grippo.

The event also featured a super fight between UFC veteran Donald (Cowboy) Cerrone vs Craig Jones, the 2019 ADCC silver medalist.

Here’s a summary of the results from the weekend:

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Super Fight Main Event

Donald (Cowboy) Cerrone Vs Craig Jones

Craig Jones wins 5 minutes 14 seconds via rear-naked choke.

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Round of 16

Jordan Holy wins 1 minute 34 seconds via inside heel hook from 50/50

Match 2 – Diego Lopes Vs Zach Schneider

Zach Schneider wins 1 minute 19 seconds via rear-naked choke

Match 3 – Kim Terra Vs Cris Lencioni

Cris Lencioni wins in overtime via forfeit

Match 4 – Mike Wacker Vs Ben Tapia

Mike Wacker wins in overtime via riding time

Match 5 – Keith Krikorian Vs Tycen Lynn

Keith Krikorian wins 5 minutes 54 seconds via inside heel hook

Match 6 – Gabriel Daffron Vs Mikey Zindler

Gabriel Daffron wins 1 minute 20 seconds via inside heel hook

Match 7 – Laird Anderson Vs David Weintraub

Laird Anderson wins in overtime via rear naked choke

Match 8 – Ben Eddy Vs Dillion Masington

Ben Eddy wins 5 minutes 3 seconds via inverted triangle

Quarter Finals

Match 1 – Jordan Holy Vs Zach Schneider

Jordan Holy wins 8 minutes 8 seconds via inside heel hook from 50/50

Match 2 – Cris Lencioni Vs Michael Wacker

Cris Lencioni wins in overtime via neck crank

Match 3 – Keith Krikorian Vs Gabriel Daffron

Keith Krikorian wins 1 minute 22 seconds via rear-naked choke

Match 4 – Laird Anderson Vs Ben Eddy

Laird Anderson wins in overtime via riding time

Semi Finals

Match 1 – Jordan Holy Vs Cris Lencioni

Jordan Holy wins 25 seconds via inside heel hook from cross ashi

Match 2 – Keith Krikorian Vs Laird Anderson

Keith Krikorian wins 5 minutes 30 seconds via technical submission

Final

Keith Krikorian Vs Laird Anderson

Keith Krikorian wins in overtime via rear-naked choke

An exciting night of Combat Jiu-Jitsu, with the majority of the matches finishing in regulation time with a submission.

Mostly by inside heel hook.

If you want to watch the event, it’s streamed exclusively on UFC Fight Pass.

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