2008 World Jiu-Jitsu Championship

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2008 World Jiu-Jitsu Championship
Venue California State University
Location Flag of the United States.svg Long Beach, California
Dates5–8 June 2008 [1]
Website IBJJF

The 2008 World Jiu-Jitsu Championship was held at California State University in Long Beach, California, United States.

Contents

Results

Academy Results

JuvenileFemaleAdult
Godoi JJ ClubGracie Humaitá Alliance
Alliance Gracie Barra Gracie Humaitá
Soul Fighters Alliance Gracie Barra

Men's Black Belt

Weight DivisionChampion (Gold)Finalist (Silver)
NameTeamNameTeam
Absolute Alexandre Ribeiro Gracie Humaita Roger Gracie Gracie Barra
Super Super Heavyweight Roger Gracie Gracie Barra Leonardo LeiteBrasa Jiu-Jitsu
Super Heavyweight Antonio Braga Neto Gordo Jiu-JitsuRafael Lovato Jr.Gracie Humaita
Heavyweight Alexandre Ribeiro Gracie HumaitaAlexandre SouzaGracie Florianópolis
Medium Heavyweight Andre Galvao Brasa Jiu-Jitsu Braulio Estima Gracie Barra
MiddleweightSergio MoraisAlliance Jiu-JitsuWillian CooperAlliance Jiu-Jitsu
LightweightCelso ViniciusRyan Gracie Jiu-JitsuLucas LepriAlliance Jiu-Jitsu
FeatherweightRubens Charles MacielAlliance Jiu-JitsuBruno FazattoBrasa Jiu-Jitsu
Super FeatherweightSamuel Braga Gracie Barra Dai YoshiokaTokyo Yellowmans
RoosterweightCaio TerraCesar Gracie Jiu-JitsuYusuke HonnaParaestra

Women's Brown/Black Belt

Weight DivisionChampion (Gold)Finalist (Silver)
NameTeamNameTeam
AbsoluteKyra Gracie Gracie Barra Ana Laura Cordeiro Gracie Barra
HeavyweightGabrielle GarciaTriumphMaria do CarmoCarmen Cascagrossa
Medium HeavyweightAna Laura Cordeiro Gracie Barra Penny Thomas Gracie Humaita
MiddleweightHannette StaackCarlson Gracie TeamFernando MazzelliAgnaldo Goes
LightweightKyra Gracie Gracie Barra Luana AlzuguirBarbosa JJ
Featherweight Bianca Barreto Gracie Barra America Laurence Cousin Behring
Super FeatherweightMirian CerqueiraUGFTakako AbeParaestra

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References

  1. "2008 IBJJF Calendar". IBJJF. 2020-11-28.