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The black belt finals are set for the 15th edition of the AJP World Pro in Abu Dhabi following a day of action in Abu Dhabi which determined the finalists in each of the 12 divisions.

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Pedro Ramalho of Portugal had a breakout performance in the 77kg division today, submitting all four of his opponents en route to the final, where he’s now set to face reigning World Pro champ Lucas Protasio. Protasio, the division favorite, earned three victories on points.

Meyram Maquine will try to defend his title in the 62kg division after defeating two Cicero Costa representatives, and earning a 28 second submission in his opening round. Maquine will face Khaled Alshehi, who hopes to become the second Emirati World Pro champ in history.

The first is Zayel Al Katheeri, who will return to the 56kg division final for the second time, defending his title against Brazil’s Yuri Hendrix. Hendrix earned a huge upset victory today, taking out two-time IBJJF World Champ Thalison Soares in the quarterfinals in a 4-3 victory.

The 120kg division was filled with upsets, as Felipe Bezerra knocked off reigning champ Yatan Bueno via referee decision, and Russia’s Anton Seleznev took out two of Australia’s finest, Nico Maglicic and Anton Minenko on his way to the final.

2022’s 85kg champion Fellipe Andrew has earned a spot in the 94kg final after seven matches across two days. In the main bracket semifinal today, he submitted Catriel Oliveira, the reigning 94kg champ,  with his famous triangle. In the final tomorrow, Andrew will take on Renan Cruz.

Uanderson Ferreira and Bruno Lima are set to square off for the vacant 85kg title, meaning one of them will earn their first World Pro title. Ferreira, a rookie black belt, had a flash submission in the semifinal. Lima, of Portugal, scored two submissions in his three-match campaign today.

At 69kg, Diego Sodre will return to defend his title, this time against Sebastian Serpa. The American, Serpa, put together a solid run today, taking out division favorites like Florian Bayili and Thiago Macedo.

Mayssa Bastos defeated division rival Brenda Larissa, the 2022 World Pro champ, in the 49kg semifinal, earning her spot in the final tomorrow, where she will try to secure her third World Pro title. She’ll face Margarita Ochoa, the Atos representative.

Ana Rodrigues is also after her third title at 55kg, earning a finals berth against Alexa Yanes. ARod earned an early submission today, then a narrow victory over young Atos purple belt standout Tamara Toros of Hungary. Yanes strung together three victories today to earn her spot in the final.

Julia Alves is also set to defend her title at 62kg, where she will take on Violeta Angelova of Bulgaria.

Ingridd Sousa defeated reigning champ Isadora Silva in the semifinal, and will face brown belt Nia Blackman of the UK in the final. Blackman had a strong performance en route to the final, defeating Aurelie Le Vern and Magdalena Loska. Sousa poses a significant challenge for Blackman; but Blackman has a chance to become the first-ever British World Pro champ.

Yara Soares will once again face her rival Gabi Pessanha in the 95kg final. Pessanha is looking for her fifth consecutive World Pro title, which would make her fourth on the list for most World Pro titles for a single athlete.

Of note, in the purple belt division, teenager Sarah Galvao won three matches to capture gold, putting up 15 points and conceding none. The daughter of three-time World Pro champ Andre Galvao and World Pro champ Angelica Galvao, Sarah could compete in the top level female brown / black division as early as 2024.

The 2023 AJP World Pro black belt finals are set to take place tomorrow in Abu Dhabi.

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• 56kg – Zayed Alkhateeri vs. Yuri Hendrex
• 62kg - Meyram Maquine Alves vs. Khaled Alshehi
• 69kg – Raimundo Diego Sodré vs. Sebastian Serpa
• 77kg - Lucas Protasio vs. Pedro Ramalho
• 85kg - Uanderson Ferreira vs. Bruno Lima
• 94kg - Fellipe Andrew vs. Renan Cruz
• 120kg - Felipe Bezerra vs. Anton Seleznev

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• 49kg – Mayssa Bastos vs. Margarita Ochoa
• 55kg - Anna Rodrigues vs. Alexa Yanes
• 62kg - Julia Alves vs. Violeta Angelova
• 70kg - Ingridd Alves vs. Nia Blackman
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Seven Cities, Unlimited Thrills: AJP announces dates for the 2021/2022 Season Of The Abu Dhabi Grand Slam World Tour

The AJP has announced the dates for the new season of the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tour. The series of events reaches its seventh edition in the 2021/2022 season. Launched in the 2015/2016 season, the ADGS has quickly become the number 1 destination for Jiu Jitsu’s top athletes.

After a 2020/2021 season filled with challenges, the ADGS World Tour comes back for a new season in full force. The AJP has confirmed seven events scheduled from August 2021 to May 2022. Each event will offer prizes up to $225,000.

Here is the complete schedule as of today. All event dates are subject to change. Stay tuned on our social media channels for updates. Here are the dates:

Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Miami – USA

August 8, 2021

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Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Moscow – Russia

September 12, 2021 Click here for more info

Abu Dhabi Grand Slam São Paulo – Brazil

October 23-24, 2021 Click here for more info

Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Beijing – China

December 12, 2021 Click here for more info

Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Sydney – Australia

February 20th, 2022 Click here for more info

Abu Dhabi Grand Slam London – UK

March 27th, 2022 Click here for more info

Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Abu Dhabi – UAE

May 13-14, 2022

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Three Cities Debut in the Tour

The 2021/2022 season has three cities debuting as hosts of the ADGS Tour. First, on October 23-24, 2021, São Paulo takes over for Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. The biggest city in South America is a hotbed for Jiu Jitsu, being the hometown of many of the sport’s biggest teams, such as Alliance, Dream Art, Cicero Costha, Checkmat, among others.

Then, in December 2021 (exact date to be defined), the ADGS Tour lands in China for the first time ever. Beijing will host the fourth event in the 2021/2022 season. Athletes from all over Asia and the world will gather there for a show of Jiu Jitsu force.

The third debut of the 2021/2022 season will be in the Land Down Under. Australia loves Sun, Surfing and Jiu Jitsu and Sydney will host the ADGS on February 20, 2022. The continent is a hotspot for the gentle art and practitioners there have been waiting for the arrival of an ADGS event for a long time. It has finally happened.

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For another season, the ADGS Tour will be exclusively dedicated to purple belt , brown belt and black belt athletes in the Professional (former Adult) and Master divisions. The AJP Competition Circuit consists of three different levels.

1 – AJP Tour (Qualifying Series)

2 – ADGS World Tour (Professional Circuit)

3 – ADKOM & ADQOM Tour (World Elite Invitational Circuit)

Athletes will have to add points in the AJP Tour (Qualifying Series) to earn a spot in the ADGS Tour (Professional Circuit). Champions in the Professional Division of the ADGS Tour will be invited to compete in the ADKOM & ADQOM Tour (World Elite Invitational Circuit). Stay tuned for more info and updates. Follow the AJP Tour on Instagram and Facebook .

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Welcome to the Abu Dhabi Jiu Jitsu Pro™ (AJP). This new groundbreaking Professional Jiu-Jitsu Sport Organization was born to revolutionize the world of Jiu-Jitsu competitions. With 78 events in all six continents in each season, the AJP aims to elevate our sport to levels of excellence and professionalism never achieved before.

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Where To Begin? A Guide To The AJP Tournaments You Can Participate In Throughout The Year

Kickstarted mid-November, the season 2023-2024 has only just begun and will go on providing thrills to fight fans and athletes all the way to the next ADWPJJC. Given that we now stand at a sort of starting point of the season, this is arguably the best time for a refresher course on the many competitions that AJP promotes all around the year.

With Grand Slams, Continentals, Nationals, Grand Prix, and all the other titles flying around in our organization, it’s worth setting the time aside to explain how each tournament differs from one another and how all of them will help you gain fighting experience and, of course, those coveted ranking points and prizes. So without further ado, let’s get down to it!

Abu Dhabi World Jiu-Jitsu Championship (1st place – 4000 points)

This is the biggest tournament available in the AJP and it acts as both a closer for the previous season and an opener for the next one. Always held in Abu Dhabi, the organization’s birthplace, the ADWPJJC is highly regarded among the Jiu-Jitsu community and it frequently draws competitors from across the world, all hungry to add the most important title to their grappling records. Kids, Youths, Amateurs, Masters, and of course, Professionals are all welcome to put on their gis, join the championship, and make a name for themselves in this grand finale. The competition ends with a closing ceremony and the unveiling of the season’s Heroes, the very best athletes who competed with us that year. Giving out the most points out of all tournaments, this competition can make or break your season, so be sure to register.

Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Jiu-Jitsu World Tour (1st place – 2000/3000 points)

As hinted by the name, the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Jiu-Jitsu World Tour is a traveling show. With the UAE’s capital always on the roadmap, the ADGS also visits key locations around the world, usually favoring countries with deeper connections to the gentle art. Rio de Janeiro, Miami, and London are just some of the locales that have received the ADGS over the years, and the tour is always looking for new places to land and spark the fires of competition. It’s worth remembering that the Grand Slam is a gi -only tournament, typically only a limited number of these take place in any given year, and it usually attracts the best athletes Jiu-Jitsu has to offer, so keep your eyes peeled and don’t let the chance to experience this level of competition pass you by.

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix No-Gi (1st place – 2000 points)

If you’re looking for a chance to score major points and prefer fighting without the gi, this one’s for you. Whether you’re a colored or a black belt, the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix No-Gi welcomes all to put on their rashguards and fight for gold and glory in the AJP mats. With a whopping 2000 points offered for gold medalists, this can be the tournament that will land you at the head of the rankings. However, it’s worth noting that the Grand Prix No-Gi isn’t around all the time, so it pays to keep your ears to the ground and make sure you’re ready to register whenever the next installment pops up.

AJP Tour Continental Jiu-Jitsu Championship (1st place – 1400 points)

Another global competition promoted by the AJP, the Continental has a more predictable schedule, as the name suggests. Once a year, the tournament lands in Asia, Africa, and Europe, with the American continent usually receiving separate editions for its northern and southern counterparts. The Continentals used to be a Professional-only competition, but as of the 2022-2023 season, Masters, Amateurs, and even Youths are now also able to compete, increasing the tournament’s reach and giving athletes the chance to gain even more points. If you need further motivation to take part in one of our Continentals, it’s worth noting that the points gained here make up a significant part of your final ranking score. Finally, these are usually fought in the gi, but there have been instances of No-Gi Continentals, so stay sharp for any announcements regarding your area.

AJP Tour National Jiu-Jitsu Championship (1st place – 1000 points)

Still providing a good amount of points and taking place more often than the previous championships listed here, the Nationals provide a good chance to earn some bang for your buck while easing on the travel expenses. This is because these tournaments have a broader list of places that they visit, with events being hosted in big and small countries alike, providing athletes with a chance to fight closer to their homes. But make no mistake, there are no additional requirements to fight in Nationals, meaning you can fight in one even if you’re not from the country that’s currently hosting it. The accessibility coupled with the schedules and the points awarded make the Nationals one of the most cost-effective championships on AJP’s roster, so stay tuned to know when we’ll be closer to you.

AJP Tour Regional Jiu-Jitsu Championship (1st place – 800 points)

While Regionals have been around since the 2021-2022 season, it wasn’t until last season that it really gained traction and became a key addition to the AJP’s repertoire. Awarding 800 points for division champions, the Regionals are a solid chance to accrue some points and, like the Nationals, not spend a lot on traveling. Athletes of all ages, graduations, and nationalities are more than welcome to register and test their skills in yet another high-level AJP tournament. Check out the calendar to find out when the next Regional will be in your area.

AJP Tour International Jiu-Jitsu Championship (1st place – 600 points)

Internationals are a constant throughout the year. While it offers fewer points than all the other events listed so far, the Internationals make up for it with consistency as new editions pop up all around the world during the entire season. If you’re looking to compete, odds are there’ll be an International ready to welcome you in its mats on that weekend. Whether you’re a newcomer athlete aiming to gain experience or a battle-hardened warrior looking to keep your skills sharp, the International is always a safe bet when it comes to schedule. Register for an International now and take this chance to see the world through the eyes of Jiu-Jitsu.

AJP Jiu-Jitsu Festival (No points awarded)

A low-stakes tournament that doesn’t give any points and allows athletes to focus solely on their Jiu-Jitsu, Festivals are a great starting point for competitors. Usually reserved for Kids and Youths, these also sometimes welcome Masters and provide athletes with a less stressful environment while still giving the thrill of competition. It won’t do your ranking position any favors, but it might just be what your Jiu-Jitsu needs, especially if you’re just starting to compete or if you’ve been away from the mats for a long time. Register your kids for a Festival and witness the beginning of their journey through the gentle art.

It’s worth noting that, while almost every weekend has some action going on, not every tournament you fight will be weighed in for your final ranking score. For more information on the rankings and how points work in the AJP, click  here !

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Abu dhabi’s ajp tour returns to the u.s. with gi and no-gi orlando international pro events.

The AJP Tour 2021-2022 season rolls on with the first 2022 event on U.S. soil taking place in Orlando, Florida on April 16th and 17th. The Dover Shores Community Center will play host to the gi and no-gi event that will undoubtedly draw some of the top athletes in the sport from all over North America. These athletes will compete not only for a gold medal, but also for rankings points that will play an important factor in the remainder of the AJP Tour season.

The 2021-2022 season started on November 20, 2021 and will run through November 19, 2022, ending with the prestigious Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship. With the most comprehensive and rewarding ranking system in all of sport jiu-jitsu, the AJP Tour has consistently drawn many of the best jiu-jitsu athletes to its events. Reigning champions include Beatriz Mesquita, Micael Galvao, Pablo Lavaselli, Gabrieli Pessanha, Gutemberg Pereira, and Isaque Bahiense, among others.

AJP Tour events reward points based on the classification of the tournament, ranging from International, National, Continental, and Grand Slam events. Rankings are intended to award the participation and achievements of each athlete, and incentivize them to compete in as many AJP events as possible. The AJP Tour Orlando International Pro is an International event. As such, athletes will earn 600 points for a 1 st place finish, 400 points for 2 nd , and 300 for 3 rd .

Points earned in International events will be accumulated along with points from other events to determine Best of Season champions, Best of Continent champions, and to qualify for Abu Dhabi Grand Slam World Tour events, where athletes are eligible for more ranking points and prize money. These rewards are vital to the professionalism of the sport and have kept athletes competing in these events since they were founded in 2009.

The AJP Tour held two tournaments in North America in 2021 that were part of the 2021-2022 season. These events, both held in Miami, included a Grand Slam in August 2021 and an International Pro in November 2021. The AJP Tour plans to continue to grow and develop in the U.S. and Canada, as the organization is committed to continuing to expand its global reach and grow the sport on a larger scale.

Global expansion of the AJP Tour events and the prizes awarded to athletes have continued to raise the bar for professional jiu-jitsu. Other organizations have followed suit and have implemented bigger financial rewards for their top athletes. The 2021-2022 AJP Tour season is another step towards increased professionalism and in turning Abu Dhabi into the world capital for sport jiu-jitsu.

AJP TOUR CHINA NATIONAL JIU-JITSU CHAMPIONSHIP 2024 - GI & NO-GI

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1. AJP TRIES TO ACCOMMODATE AS MANY ATHLETES AS POSSIBLE IN OUR EVENTS, BUT THERE IS A LIMIT ON THE NUMBER OF ATHLETES IN ORDER TO GUARANTEE A HIGH-QUALITY EVENT.

2. AJP RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CLOSE REGISTRATION WHEN WE REACH FULL CAPACITY, OR ON THE DAY OF THE APPOINTED EVENT REGISTRATION DEADLINE, WHICHEVER COMES FIRST.

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2019 and 2020 / Kids 1 / White, Grey

2017 and 2018 / Kids 2 / White, Grey, Yellow

2015 and 2016 / Kids 3 / White, Grey, Yellow

2013 and 2014 / Infant / White, Grey, Yellow, Orange

2011 and 2012 / Junior / White, Grey, Yellow, Orange, Green

2009 and 2010 / Teen / White, Grey, Yellow, Orange, Green

2007 and 2008 / Youth / White, Blue, Purple

2006 and before / Amateur / White, Blue

2008 and before / Professional / Purple

2006 and before / Professional / Brown, Black

1994 and before / Master 1 / White, Blue, Purple, Brown, Black

1988 and before / Master 2 / White, Blue, Purple, Brown, Black

1983 and before / Master 3 / White, Blue, Purple, Brown, Black

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Date: Friday, March 22nd, 2024

Place: Shougang Industrial Park Curling Hall, Beijing, China

Time: 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

PRE DATE WEIGH IN 2 (one day before)

For the divisions that will fight on Sunday (GI and NO-GI divisions) : Women's White belts, Men's White, Blue & Purple belts.

Date: Saturday, March 23rd, 2024

ON DATE WEIGH IN 1

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ON DATE WEIGH IN 2

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Date: Sunday, March 24th, 2024

Time: 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.

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Are You Ready? The Dates For the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tour Are Set for 2020/21 Season. AJP To Award Cash Prizes for Each Weight Class

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We are back! The AJP has announced the dates for the five stops in the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tour during the 2020/2021 season.

Starting in September 2020 and going all the way to April 2021, the ADGS Tour will visit five of the most important cities in the world. Los Angeles, Moscow, Rio de Janeiro, London and Abu Dhabi will host the events.

Here are the dates set for each event:

• Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tour Los Angeles

September 12-13, 2020

Felix Events Center

• Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tour Moscow

October 24-25, 2020

Crocus City Hall

Moscow, Russia

• Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tour Rio de Janeiro

December 4-6, 2020

Arena Carioca 1

• Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tour London

February 6-7, 2021

Copper Box Arena

Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tour Abu Dhabi

April 1-3, 2021

Jiu-Jitsu Arena

Abu Dhabi, UAE

The AJP announced that the 2020/2021 ADGS season will feature athletes in the purple belt, brown belt and black belt divisions for adult and masters 1 & 2 age brackets. Juvenile purple belts will be allowed to compete in the adult division. All five events in the 2020/2021 season have their registration periods open. Go to AJP Tour for more info and to register now.

Prizes for the best athletes in each weight class

The AJP also announced that in the 2020/2021 season athletes will compete for awards and cash prizes within their own weight classes. At the end of the season, the AJP will award and offer cash prizes for the athletes with the most points in each weight class within a belt color. Until the 2019/2020 season, there was one award for each belt color, regardless of weight classes. Click here for more info on the ranking and awarding guidelines for the 2020/2021 season. For the latest news on the 2020/2021 season of the AJP Tour, go to ajptour.com. Follow daily updates on Instagram at @ajptour and @jjwplus.

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