2024 ADCC World Championship

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2024 ADCC Submission Fighting World Championship
Venue T-Mobile Arena
Location Las Vegas, USA
Dates17–18 August 2024
CompetitorsTBD
Website ADCC
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The 2024 ADCC Submission Fighting World Championship was an international submission grappling tournament held at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, in August 2024.

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Background

The ADCC World Championship is a submission grappling tournament held every two years, widely considered to be the most prestigious submission grappling tournament in the world. [1]

Competitors have to qualify by finishing first at a continental qualifying events, known as ADCC Trials, or by being invited to compete by the organization. Returning champions were automatically qualified.

2024 will be the first edition of the tournament to have a third women's weight division. This marks the first edition of the tournament since 2007 to have more than two women's divisions. [2] Head organizer Mo Jassim later confirmed that this would also be the first edition of the tournament since 2007 to include a women's absolute division. [3]

It was announced in July 2024 that all competitors would be paid to show for the first time ever, and that they would receive a minimum of $2,500. [4]

The timing of the tournament overlaps with the inaugural Craig Jones Invitational, which also led to notable withdrawals by fighters including Tommy Langaker, Roberto Jimenez, Kade and Tye Ruotolo.

Participants

Men's divisions will have sixteen competitors: eight qualified athletes, seven invitations and the defending ADCC champion. Women's divisions will have eight competitors: approximately four qualified athletes, three invitations and the defending ADCC champion; there may be some variation due to returning champions, invitees and trials winners moving into different weight divisions. Only the female winners of European, Asia & Oceania, North American, and South American second trials qualify for the World Championship. [5]

Qualifiers

TrialsMenWomen
EventDateLocation-66 kg-77 kg-88 kg-99 kg+99 kg-55 kg-65 kg+65 kg
1st European Trials [a] [6] 16 September 2023 Flag of Poland.svg Warsaw, Poland Flag of England.svg Owen Jones Flag of South Africa.svg Jozef Chen Flag of Finland.svg Santeri Lilius Flag of South Africa.svg Luke Griffith Flag of Finland.svg Heikki Jussila Flag of Norway.svg Josefine Modig [b] Flag of Finland.svg Sani Brannfors [b] Flag of Norway.svg Ane Svendsen [b]
1st North American Trials [c] [7] 14–15 October 2023 Flag of the United States.svg Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA Flag of the United States.svg Dorian Olivarez Flag of the United States.svg Elijah Dorsey Flag of the United States.svg Jacob Couch Flag of the United States.svg Paul Ardila Flag of the United States.svg Dan Manasoiu Flag of the United States.svg Alexandira Enriquez [d] Flag of the United States.svg Morgan Black [d] Flag of the United States.svg Amanda Leve [d]
2nd North American Trials [e] [8] 30–31 March 2024 Flag of the United States.svg Las Vegas, Nevada, USA [9] Flag of the United States.svg Deandre Corbe Flag of the United States.svg Andrew Tackett Flag of the United States.svg William Tackett Flag of the United States.svg Michael Pixley Flag of the United States.svg Mike Perez Flag of the United States.svg Jasmine Rocha Flag of the United States.svg Helena Crevar Flag of the United States.svg Elizabeth Mitrovic
1st South American Trials [10] 2 March 2024 Flag of Brazil.svg Belo Horizonte, Brazil Flag of Brazil.svg Kennedy Maciel Flag of Brazil.svg Luiz Medeiros Flag of Brazil.svg Charles Negromonte Flag of Brazil.svg Cassio Costa Flag of Brazil.svg Jose Inacio dos Santos Flag of Brazil.svg Brenda Larissa [f] Flag of Brazil.svg Ana Quieroz [f] Flag of Brazil.svg Maria Ruffatto [f]
2nd South American Trials [11] 9 March 2024 Flag of Brazil.svg Sao Paulo, Brazil Flag of Brazil.svg Fabricio Andrey Flag of Brazil.svg Alexandre de Jesus Flag of Brazil.svg Pedro Marinho Flag of Brazil.svg Henrique Cardoso Flag of Brazil.svg Victor Honorio Flag of Brazil.svg Anna Rodrigues Flag of Brazil.svg Ana Vieira Flag of Brazil.svg Maria Ruffatto
2nd European Trials [g] [12] [13] 17 February 2024 Flag of Croatia.svg Zagreb, Croatia Flag of Russia.svg Gairbeg Ibragimov Flag of Norway.svg Tommy Langaker Flag of England.svg Taylor Pearman Flag of Poland.svg Marcin Maciulewicz Flag of Scotland.svg Mark Macqueen Flag of Italy.svg Margot Ciccarelli Flag of France.svg Aurelie Le Vern Flag of England.svg Nia Blackman
1st Asian Trials [h] [14] 25 November 2023 Flag of Singapore.svg Singapore Flag of Australia (converted).svg Ethan Thomas Flag of Japan.svg Kenta Iwamoto Flag of Australia (converted).svg Izaak Michell Flag of Australia (converted).svg Declan Moody Flag of Australia (converted).svg Josh Saunders Flag of Australia (converted).svg Adele Fornarino [i] Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Wang Jue [i] Flag of Australia (converted).svg Hillary Loh [i]
2nd Asian Trials [15] 10 May 2024 Flag of Thailand.svg Bangkok, Thailand Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg Xu Huaiqing Flag of Australia (converted).svg Levi Jones-Leary Flag of Australia (converted).svg Lucas Kanard Flag of Australia (converted).svg Daniel Schuardt Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Mansur Makhmakhanov Flag of Australia (converted).svg Adele Fornarino Flag of Australia (converted).svg Sula-Mae Loewenthal Flag of Australia (converted).svg Nikki Lloyd-Griffiths

Invitees

MenWomen
-66 kg-77 kg-88 kg-99 kg+99 kg-55 kg-65 kg+65 kg
Flag of Brazil.svg Diogo Reis [j] Flag of the United States.svg Kade Ruotolo [j] Flag of the United States.svg Giancarlo Bodoni [j] Flag of Brazil.svg Kaynan Duarte [j] Flag of the United States.svg Gordon Ryan [j] Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Ffion Davies [k] Flag of the United States.svg Amy Campo [k] Flag of Brazil.svg Gabi Garcia
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Ethan Crelinsten Flag of the United States.svg JT Torres Flag of the United States.svg Tye Ruotolo Flag of the United States.svg Mason Fowler Flag of Brazil.svg Victor Hugo Flag of Brazil.svg Mackenzie Dern Flag of Brazil.svg Beatriz Mesquita Flag of Brazil.svg Nathiely De Jesus
Flag of Brazil.svg Kauã Gabriel Flag of the United States.svg Nicky Ryan Flag of the United States.svg Jacob Rodriguez Flag of the United States.svg Cyborg Abreu Flag of Brazil.svg Gutemberg Pereira Flag of Brazil.svg Mayssa Bastos Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Brianna Ste-Marie
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Ashley Williams Flag of Brazil.svg Jonnatas Gracie Flag of Brazil.svg Gabriel Almeida Flag of Ecuador.svg Roberto Jimenez Flag of the United States.svg Nick Rodriguez Flag of the United States.svg Amanda Leve
Flag of the United States.svg Josh Cisneros Flag of Brazil.svg Micael Galvão Flag of the United States.svg Elder Cruz Flag of Brazil.svg Nicholas Meregali Flag of Brazil.svg Felipe Pena Flag of the United States.svg Morgan Black
Flag of the United States.svg Kieth Krikorian Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Dante Leon Flag of the United States.svg Rafael Lovato Jr.
Flag of Brazil.svg Deigo Oliveira Flag of the United States.svg PJ Barch Flag of Brazil.svg Eli Braz
Flag of Brazil.svg Gabriel Sousa Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Oliver TazaAlex Grandy
Flag of the United States.svg Andy Varela
Flag of Uruguay.svg Javier Zaruski
Flag of Poland.svg Mateusz Szczecinski
Sources: [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] [21]

Results

Men

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
-66 kg Flag of Brazil.svg Diogo Reis
Melqui Galvao Jiu-Jitsu		 Flag of Brazil.svg Diego "Pato" Oliveira
Dream Art
Flag of the United States.svg Josh Cisneros
Elite Team Visalia
-77 kg Flag of Brazil.svg Micael Galvâo
Melqui Galvao Jiu-Jitsu		 Flag of Brazil.svg Vagner Rocha
Vagner Rocha Martial Arts
Flag of the United States.svg PJ Barch
10th Planet Jiu Jitsu
-88 kg Flag of the United States.svg Giancarlo Bodoni
New Wave Jiu Jitsu 		Flag of the United States.svg Jay Rodriguez
B Team Jiu Jitsu
Flag of Brazil.svg Felipe Costa
Six Blades Jiu-Jitsu
-99 kg Flag of Brazil.svg Kaynan Duarte
Atos Jiu-Jitsu 		Flag of the United States.svg Rafael Lovato Jr.
Lovato Jiu-Jitsu
Flag of Brazil.svg Cyborg Abreu
Fight Sports
+99 kg Flag of Brazil.svg Felipe Pena
Gracie Barra 		Flag of South Africa.svg Luke Griffith
New Wave Jiu Jitsu
Flag of the United States.svg Daniel Manasoiu
New Wave Jiu Jitsu
Absolute Flag of Brazil.svg Kaynan Duarte
Atos Jiu-Jitsu 		Flag of Brazil.svg Cyborg Abreu
Fight Sports
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Dante Leon
GFTeam
Source [22]

Women

DivisionGoldSilverBronze
-55 kg Flag of Australia (converted).svg Adele Fornarino
Dominance MMA		 Flag of Brazil.svg Bianca Basílio
Atos Jiu-Jitsu
Flag of Brazil.svg Jasmine Rocha
Vagner Rocha Martial Arts
-65 kg Flag of Brazil.svg Ana Carolina Vieira
GFTeam 		Flag of the United States.svg Helena Crevar
New Wave Jiu Jitsu
Flag of Brazil.svg Beatriz Mesquita
Gracie Humaitá
+65 kg Flag of Brazil.svg Rafaela Guedes
Atos Jiu-Jitsu 		Flag of Brazil.svg Nathiely de Jesus
Soul Fighters
Flag of the United States.svg Kendall Reusing
Gracie Barra
Absolute Flag of Australia (converted).svg Adele Fornarino
Dominance MMA		 Flag of Brazil.svg Beatriz Mesquita
Gracie Humaitá
Flag of the United States.svg Amy Campo
Zenith BJJ
Source [22]

ADCC 2024 Superfight

Traditionally, ADCC Superfights feature the reigning Superfight champion vs the previous tournament's Absolute champion. [23] Gordon Ryan won the Superfight [24] and Yuri Simões won the Absolute division at the 2022 ADCC World Championship. [25]

Gordon Ryan and Felipe Pena also had their fourth match as a superfight on the first day of the 2024 ADCC World Championship. [26] Ryan won the match 2-0 on points and the score in their series of matches moved to two wins each. [27]

Awards

[28]

Notes

  1. ↑ Full name: 1st ADCC European, Middle East & African Trial 2024
  2. 1 2 3 1st European Trials Female winners do not qualify for World Championship
  3. ↑ Other name: ADCC North American East Coast Trials 2023
  4. 1 2 3 1st North American Trials Female winners do not qualify for World Championship
  5. ↑ Other name: 2024 ADCC North American Trials 2
  6. 1 2 3 1st South American Trials Female winners do not qualify for World Championship
  7. ↑ Full name: 2nd ADCC European, Middle East & African Trial 2024
  8. ↑ Full name: 1st ADCC Asia & Oceania Trial 2023.
  9. 1 2 3 1st Asian Trials Female winners do not qualify for World Championship
  10. 1 2 3 4 5 Automatic invite due to being the prior tournament's gold medalist in this weight class.
  11. 1 2 Automatic invite due to being the prior tournament's gold medalist. Women's weigh classes were restructured between tournaments, so the division they are invited to is TBD.

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