Claudia do Val

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Claudia do Val
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Cláudia do Val Win IBJJF World Championship for the 3rd time in 2019
BornCláudia Fernanda Onofre Valim do Val
(1988-06-01) 1 June 1988 (age 36)
Resende, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
ResidenceRio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro (state), Brazil
Team Soul fighters
RankBlack belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Claudia do Val
Medal record
Representing Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
World Championship
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2019 California, USA Super-Heavy
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2018 California, USA Medium-Heavy
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2017 California, USA Heavy
Master World Jiu-Jitsu Championship
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2019 Las Vegas, USA Medium-Heavy
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2018 Las Vegas, USA Medium-Heavy
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2018 Las Vegas, USA Absolute
Pan American Championship
Silver medal icon (S initial).svg 2017 California, USA Medium
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2018 California, USA Super - Heavy
European Championship
Silver medal icon (S initial).svg 2019 Lisbon, Portugal Medium-Heavy
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2018 Lisbon, Portugal Medium-Heavy
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2017 Lisbon, Portugal Heavy
Brazilian National Championship
Silver medal icon (S initial).svg 2018 Barueri, Brazil Absolute
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2018 Barueri, Brazil Heavy
Bronze medal icon (B initial).svg 2017 Barueri, Brazil Absolute
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2017 Barueri, Brazil Heavy
Asian Open Championship
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2018 Tokyo, Japan Heavy
Gold medal icon (G initial).svg 2018 Tokyo, Japan Absolute

Claudia do Val is a professional Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioner. She has won the World Jiu-Jitsu Championship three times, holding each title in a different category. [1]

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She was three times ranked No.1 IBJJF competitor in the Gi,2018/2019 season [2] and 2019/2020 season, and 2020/2021 season; as well as No.1 IBJJF NoGi competitor for the 2018, and 2019 , and 2020 seasons.

Do Val won the IBJJF Grand Slam in 2018, which consists of the biggest tournaments of the year: European Championship, Pan Jiu-Jitsu Championship, Brazilian National Championship, and the World Championship. [3]

Along with the success in the biggest Jiu jitsu competitions, she also holds over 60 gold medals from the smaller tournaments (all in the black belt level).

Biography

Cláudia do Val started her Martial arts career in 2006 when she started training judo under the influence of her younger brother. After a few years of practicing judo she decided to start Jiu Jitsu at the age of 21. [1]

Not having competed much in the lower belts she came up as a surprise to the bjj community when she showed up as a brown belt winning the European Championship [4] and the World Championship in 2016. [5] She was awarded her black belt in December 2016; by then, given her success in competitions that year she was believed to have equal success next year in the black belt competitions. [6]

Making her debut as a black belt in 2017 she won the European Championship, the Brazilian National Championship and the World Championship on the first try. [7] [8] That same year she was nominated for the Flograppling award of black belt female of the year. [9]

Following her success of the previous year, she had an even more successful 2018; where she won the IBJJF grand Slam, which consists of the biggest tournaments of the year : European Championship, Pan Jiu-Jitsu Championship, Brazilian National Championship and the World Championship, [3] which means she also won for the second consecutive year the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation Black Belt World, [10] the most important title in the jiu jitsu world. She also finished the 2017/2018 season as the 2nd in the Ranking IBJJF in the Gi. Still that year, for the first time, she competed in the Master Worlds tournament, having only become eligible that year to compete in the masters' division (for people with 30 years or above). The tournament is held in Las Vegas and happens at the same time and venue as the IBJJF Las Vegas Open. Do Val competed in all the categories both her weight division and the Absolute and in two days won 6 gold medals. [11] [12] [13] Soon after Las Vegas, do Val was in Tokyo where she competed at the Asian Open Championship and took two gold medals for her weight category and Open Class. She went back to Brazil in time to win the São Paulo Open tournament, [14] and set again on another trip for more tournaments in Europe, where she participated in 5 tournaments, in a different country each, and brought with her 20 medals. [15]

Claudia do Val's quest for gold in Europe 2018 Claudia do Val wins 20 gold medals in 2 months.jpg
Claudia do Val's quest for gold in Europe 2018

By December, she reached the end of the IBJJF NoGi Season as the No.1 in the Ranking. [16] Again by the end of the year she was nominated for the Floggrappling award of black belt female of the year. [17]

Starting 2019 she set up a record winning a match at the Manila Open with 91 points on the scoreboard and submitting with a few seconds to go. [18] [19] [20] [21] She was invited for an interview with CNN Philippines for the program sports desk. [22] [23] [24] [25] She was also sought by the magazines Her World [26] and Shape [27] while in Singapore, for interviews. By June that year she won her third consecutive title at the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation Black Belt World, this time at the super heavy weight division, holding then 3 World Titles, each in a different weight category [28] She also reached the end of the IBJJF competitive Gi season (2018/2019) as the first in the ranking [16] [29] She also won for the second time the Master World Championship in Las Vegas. Like the previous year, do Val set on another trip to Europe, only this is time she participated in 10 tournaments, each in a different country, bringing back home 35 medals, from 2 months work.[ citation needed ]

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Claudia do Val's medals after 2 months in Europe

And for the second time she also finished No.1 in the ranking IBJJF NoGi season. [16]

Championships and accomplishments

2016 Brown Belt Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg [30]
2017 Black Belt Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Medium Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg [31]
2019 Black Belt Super Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg [32]
2018 Black Belt Master1 Medium Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Master1 Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [12] [13]
2019 Black Belt Master1 Medium Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg [33] [34]
2017 Black Belt Medium : Silver medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Super Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg [35]
2017 Black Belt Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg [36]
2017 Black Belt Open Class: Bronze medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg [37]
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Silver medal icon.svg
2019 Black Belt Heavy: Silver medal icon.svg
2016 Brown Belt Medium Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2016 Brown Belt Open Class: Bronze medal icon.svg
2017 Black Belt Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2017 Black Belt Open Class:Bronze medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Medium Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Bronze medal icon.svg
2019 Black Belt Medium Heavy: Silver medal icon.svg
2019 Black Belt Open Class: Bronze medal icon.svg
2020 Black Belt Master1 Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2020 Black Belt Master1 Open Class: Silver medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [38] [39] [40]
2019 Black Belt Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg [41]
2018 Black Belt Medium Heavy: Silver medal icon.svg
2019 Black Belt Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2016 Brown Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2016 Brown Belt Super Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2016 Brown Belt Open Class: Silver medal icon.svg
2016 Brown Belt Super Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2016 Brown Belt Open Weight: Gold medal icon.svg
2016 NoGi Brown Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2016 Brown Belt SuperHeavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2016 Brown Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2019 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [42] [43] [44]
2017 Black Belt Open Class: Silver medal icon.svg
2017 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [45]
2017 Black Belt Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2017 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2017 NoGi Black Belt Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2017 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2017 Black Belt Medium: Gold medal icon.svg [46]
2017 Black Belt Open Class: Bronze medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [47]
2018 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [48]
2019 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [49] [50]
2019 NoGi Black Belt Super Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2019 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2017 Black Belt Open Class: Bronze medal icon.svg
2017 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [51] [52]
2018 Black Belt Medium Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg [53]
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [54] [14] [55]
2018 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [56]
2016 Brown Belt Open Class: Silver medal icon.svg
2016 Brown Belt Super Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg [57]
2016 Brown Belt Open Class: Silver medal icon.svg
2017 Black Belt Open Class: Silver medal icon.svg [58]
2019 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [59] [60]
2017 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [61] [62] [63]
2017 Black Belt Medium Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg [64]
2017 Black Belt Open Class: Silver medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [65] [66]
2018 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2019 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [67]
2017 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [68] [69] [70]
2018 Black Belt Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [71] [72] [73]
2019 Black Belt Super Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg [74]
2019 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [18] [19] [20] [21]
2019 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [75]
2019 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [76]
2017 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [77]
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Silver medal icon.svg
2017 Black Belt Medium Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2017 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [78]
2017 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [79] [80]
2017 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [81]
2017 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Silver medal icon.svg
2019 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [82]
2019 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [83]
2017 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [84]
2019 Black Belt Open Class: Silver medal icon.svg
2019 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [85]
2018 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [86]
2019 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [87]
2019 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2019 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [88]
2019 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [89]
2020 Black Belt Super Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [90] [91] [92]
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [93]
2019 Black Belt Open Class: Bronze medal icon.svg
2019 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [94]
2019 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [95]
2019 Black Belt Super Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2020 Black Belt Super Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2019 NoGi Black Belt Super Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2019 Black Belt Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg [96]
2019 Black Belt Open Class: Silver medal icon.svg
2019 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Silver medal icon.svg
2017 Black Belt Open Class: Silver medal icon.svg
2017 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [97]
2018 Black Belt Medium Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 NoGi Black Belt Medium Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [98] [99]
2019 Black Belt Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg [100]
2019 NoGi Black Belt Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2017 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [101] [102]
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [103] [104] [105]
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2019 Black Belt Heavy: Silver medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [106]
2019 Black Belt Super Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg [107]
2018 Black Belt Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Heavy: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Silver medal icon.svg
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [108]
2018 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2019 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2019 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [109]
2018 Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg
2018 NoGi Black Belt Open Class: Gold medal icon.svg [110]

Personal life

Education

Claudia do Val began her engineering studies in 2010 at CEFET/RJ, but abandoned before graduating when she decided she wanted to do jiu jitsu for a living [111]

Health

Claudia do Val suffered bullying in her younger years which lead to a series of body issues problems and eating disorders including bulimia. She openly spoke about her disorder in 2014 on her Facebook page when she decided to confront the illness and start her recovery. [112] [113]

She suffered a shoulder injury in the beginning of 2016. She underwent surgery in 2018 and claims the injury was never really healed. [114] [115]

Sexual misconduct allegations

Claudia do Val made an allegation of sexual misconduct by her former Brazilian jiu-jitsu coach, Ricardo De La Riva, in an interview which aired on 3 April 2020 on Paola Diana's YouTube Channel. [116]

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