FIGHTERS

The legendary practitioners who built, refined, and redefined Brazilian Jiu Jitsu across the last century.

Brazilian · 1913–2009

HELIO GRACIE

O Mestre

Helio Gracie is the historical face of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and the figure most responsible for the art's global spread, though the precise nature of his contribution is one of the most contested quest

Brazilian · 1983–present (active competitor 2003–2013)

MARCELO GARCIA

Marcelinho

Marcelo Garcia is widely regarded as the greatest pound-for-pound BJJ competitor of all time and the most influential figure in modern no-gi grappling. A middleweight at 76 kilograms, Garcia won the A

American · 1995–present

GORDON RYAN

The King

Gordon Ryan is the most dominant no-gi competitor in the history of submission grappling. Born in New Jersey in 1995, Ryan rose to prominence as a member of John Danaher's original Renzo Gracie traini

Japanese · 1878–1941

MITSUYO MAEDA

Conde Koma

Mitsuyo Maeda is the technical ancestor of every Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practitioner alive today. Born in Aomori Prefecture in 1878, he entered Jigoro Kano's Kodokan school of judo as a young man and qui

Brazilian · 1902–1994

CARLOS GRACIE SR.

O Patriarca

Carlos Gracie Sr. is the eldest of the Gracie brothers and the figure most directly responsible for transmitting Mitsuyo Maeda's Kodokan judo into the Brazilian context that would eventually become Br

Brazilian · 1966–present (active competitor 1993–2007)

ROYCE GRACIE

The Lion

Royce Gracie is the practitioner most responsible for the global spread of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. As the youngest Gracie brother sent to represent the family at UFC 1 in November 1993, the lean, 178-pou

Brazilian · 1958–present (active competitor 1980s–2000)

RICKSON GRACIE

The Black Belt of Black Belts

Rickson Gracie is the most mythologized fighter in the history of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. The third son of Helio Gracie, born in 1958, he became the family's primary representative for high-stakes challe

Brazilian · 1981–present (active competitor 2003–2017)

ROGER GRACIE

The Greatest of All Time

Roger Gracie is generally considered the most decorated competitive Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practitioner of all time. The grandson of Carlos Gracie Sr. and son of Mauricio Motta Gomes (a black belt under

Brazilian · 1951–1982

ROLLS GRACIE

The Bridge

Rolls Gracie is the figure most responsible for connecting the traditional Gracie jiu-jitsu of the 1950s and 60s to the modern competitive sport that emerged in the 1980s and beyond. The son of Carlos

Brazilian · 1932–2006

CARLSON GRACIE

O Lobo Solitário

Carlson Gracie is the figure who most directly bridged the original Gracie family teaching with the team-based competitive structure that would later define Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. The eldest son of Carl

Brazilian · 1965–present

ROYLER GRACIE

Royler

Royler Gracie was the most successful early-ADCC competitor in the featherweight division and the figure most responsible for establishing that small grapplers could win at the highest level of submis

Brazilian · 1967–present

RENZO GRACIE

Renzo

Renzo Gracie is the figure most responsible for the global expansion of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in the 1990s and 2000s and the architect of the New York City BJJ scene that produced the modern Danaher era

New Zealander · 1967–present (active coach 1995–present)

JOHN DANAHER

The Professor

John Danaher is the most influential coach in modern Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and the architect of the systematic, principle-based pedagogy that defines high-level no-gi grappling today. Born in New Zealan

Brazilian · 1989–present (active competitor 2008–present)

MARCUS ALMEIDA (BUCHECHA)

Buchecha

Marcus Almeida, universally known as Buchecha, is the most decorated competitor in the history of the IBJJF World Championship. Born in São Paulo in 1989 and trained from a young age under Rodrigo Cav

Brazilian · 1982–present (active competitor 2003–2019)

ANDRÉ GALVÃO

Deco

André Galvão is the most influential competitor-coach of the modern era after John Danaher and the founder of Atos Jiu-Jitsu, one of the two dominant competition teams of the 2010s and 2020s (alongsid

American · 1996–present

MIKEY MUSUMECI

Darth Rigatoni

Mikey Musumeci is one of the most technically innovative competitors of the modern era and the first American to win an IBJJF Black Belt World Championship in gi. Born in New Jersey in 1996 and traine

Brazilian · 2000–present

TAINAN DALPRA

Tainan

Tainan Dalpra is the dominant lightweight and middleweight competitor of the early 2020s and the most successful product of the modern Atos Jiu-Jitsu competition program. Born in São Paulo in 2000 and

American · 1991–present

GARRY TONON

The Lion Killer

Garry Tonon is one of the founding members of the Danaher Death Squad and the figure most responsible — alongside Eddie Cummings — for establishing the inside heel hook as a high-percentage finish at

Brazilian · 1989–present (active competitor 2010–2017)

RODOLFO VIEIRA

O Rei Leão

Rodolfo Vieira was the dominant heavyweight competitor of the early 2010s and the figure who briefly threatened to make wrestling-heavy BJJ the dominant style at the heavyweight level before Marcus Bu

Brazilian · 1989–2022

LEANDRO LO

Leandrinho

Leandro Lo was one of the most technically gifted competitors in the history of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and the only black belt to win IBJJF World Championships in five different weight classes — a record

Brazilian · 2003–present

MICA GALVAO

Mica

Mica Galvao is the most prominent young competitor of the early 2020s and one half (with Tainan Dalpra) of the Atos competition team's modern competitive identity. Born in Manaus in 2003 and trained f

American · 1970–present

EDDIE BRAVO

The Twister

Eddie Bravo is the founder of 10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu — the first major no-gi-specific BJJ system — and one of the most influential figures in the development of modern submission grappling. Born in San

Australian · 1991–present

CRAIG JONES

Craig

Craig Jones is the most influential Australian grappler in the history of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and one of the architects of the modern leg-lock-focused no-gi competitive style. Born in Adelaide, Austra

Brazilian · 1979–present (active competitor 2006–2018)

RUBENS "COBRINHA" CHARLES

Cobrinha

Rubens "Cobrinha" Charles is one of the most accomplished featherweight competitors in the history of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and a defining figure of the late-2000s and early-2010s IBJJF lightweight comp

Brazilian · 1981–present (active competitor 2005–2017)

ROMULO BARRAL

Romulo

Romulo Barral is one of the most decorated medium-heavyweight competitors in the history of IBJJF black-belt competition and a defining figure of the Gracie Barra competitive program in the late 2000s

Brazilian · 1983–present (active competitor 2008–present)

LUCAS LEPRI

Lepri

Lucas Lepri is one of the most decorated lightweight competitors in the history of IBJJF black-belt competition and a figure who dominated the 76-kilogram weight class across the mid-2010s. Born in Be

American · 2002–present

KADE RUOTOLO

Kade

Kade Ruotolo is one half of the Ruotolo twins (with brother Tye) and one of the youngest elite-level competitors in the history of submission grappling. Born in Santa Cruz, California in 2002 and trai

Brazilian · 1989–present (active competitor 2007–present)

BEATRIZ MESQUITA

Bia

Beatriz "Bia" Mesquita is one of the most decorated female competitors in the history of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and the figure most responsible for establishing women's lightweight competitive BJJ as a d

American · 2002–present

TYE RUOTOLO

Tye

Tye Ruotolo is one half of the Ruotolo twins (with brother Kade) and one of the most prolific young no-gi grapplers in modern competition. Born in Santa Cruz, California in 2002 and trained from a you

Welsh · 1992–present

FFION DAVIES

Ffion

Ffion Davies is the most decorated Welsh competitor in the history of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and one of the leading non-Brazilian women's competitors of the modern era. Born in Wales in 1992 and trained

Australian · 1985–present

LACHLAN GILES

Lachlan

Lachlan Giles is one of the most respected modern no-gi instructors and the figure most responsible for the Australian no-gi competitive identity. Born in Melbourne in 1985 and trained under John Will

American · 1986–present

EDDIE CUMMINGS

Wolverine

Eddie Cummings is the original technical architect of the modern leg-lock revolution and one of the founding members of the Danaher Death Squad. Born in 1986 and trained at the Renzo Gracie Academy in

Brazilian-American · 1981–present (active competitor 2005–2015, historian throughout)

ROBERT DRYSDALE

Drysdale

Robert Drysdale is one of the most successful Brazilian-American competitors of the late 2000s and the most influential BJJ historian of the modern era. Born in Salt Lake City in 1981 to a Brazilian m

American · 1993–present

MACKENZIE DERN

Mackenzie

Mackenzie Dern is one of the most decorated women's Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competitors of her generation and one of the highest-profile BJJ-to-MMA transitions of the 2010s. Born in 1993 in Phoenix, Arizo

Brazilian · 1985–present

GABI GARCIA

Gabi

Gabi Garcia is one of the most dominant heavyweight competitors in the history of women's Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and arguably the most decorated women's competitor of all time across major organizations.

Brazilian · 1990–present

FELIPE PENA

Preguica (Sloth)

Felipe Pena, known by the nickname 'Preguica' (Sloth — for his deliberate pace and patient submission setups), is one of the most decorated heavyweight competitors of the 2010s and one of the few comp

Brazilian · 1979–present

RONALDO SOUZA

Jacare (Alligator)

Ronaldo 'Jacare' Souza is one of the most successful BJJ-to-MMA transitions in the history of mixed martial arts and one of the most dominant black-belt competitors of the mid-2000s sport BJJ era. Bor

Brazilian · 1977–present

DEMIAN MAIA

Demian

Demian Maia is one of the most distinctive BJJ-to-MMA transitions in the history of mixed martial arts and arguably the closest any MMA fighter has come to demonstrating that elite-level pure grapplin

Brazilian · 1989–2022

LEANDRO LO

Leandro Lo

Leandro Lo Pereira do Nascimento was one of the most decorated competitors in the history of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and one of the most beloved figures in the Brazilian competitive scene. Born in 1989 in

Brazilian · 1992–present

JOÃO MIYAO

João

João Miyao is one of the most influential lightweight competitors of the modern IBJJF era and one half of the Miyao brothers (with twin Paulo Miyao) whose competitive output through the 2010s helped d

Brazilian · 1992–present

PAULO MIYAO

Paulo

Paulo Miyao is the twin brother of João Miyao and one of the most decorated competitors in the modern IBJJF lightweight era. Born in 1992 in Brazil alongside his twin and trained at PSLPB under Cicero

Brazilian · 2000–present

TAINAN DALPRA

Tainan

Tainan Dalpra is one of the most dominant middleweight competitors of the 2020s IBJJF era and the heir to the Atos competitive tradition that has produced multiple Mundial titles across the past decad

Brazilian · 2001–present

DIOGO REIS

Diogo

Diogo Reis is one of the most decorated young competitors of the early 2020s IBJJF era and the leading rooster-weight / light-featherweight competitor at the time of writing in 2026. Born in 2001 in B

Brazilian · 1989–present

BEATRIZ MESQUITA

Bia

Beatriz 'Bia' Mesquita is one of the most decorated women's competitors in the history of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Born in 1989 in Rio de Janeiro and trained under Leticia Ribeiro at Gracie Humaita, Mesqu

Brazilian · 1960s–present

YVONE DUARTE

Yvone

Yvone Duarte is the historical foundational figure of women's Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and one of the most significant pioneers in the sport's broader history. Born in the 1960s in Brazil and trained in th

Brazilian · 1970s–present

LETICIA RIBEIRO

Leticia

Leticia Ribeiro is one of the most influential figures in women's Brazilian Jiu Jitsu — both as a multi-time IBJJF World Champion competitor in her own right and as the head coach of one of the most s

Brazilian · 1981–present

MICHELLE NICOLINI

Michelle

Michelle Nicolini is one of the most prolific women's Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competitors of the 2010s era and one of the highest-profile BJJ-to-MMA transitions in women's combat sports. Born in 1981 in S

Brazilian · 1980s–present

LUANNA ALZUGUIR

Luanna

Luanna Alzuguir is one of the most successful women's featherweight competitors of the late 2000s and early 2010s IBJJF era and one of the most prolific Alliance-trained women's competitors of any gen

Brazilian · 1980–present

RUBENS CHARLES

Cobrinha

Rubens 'Cobrinha' Charles is one of the most influential lightweight competitors in modern BJJ history and one of the foundational figures of the De-La-Riva-and-berimbolo competitive style that define

Brazilian · 1989–present

RAFAEL MENDES

Rafael

Rafael Mendes is one of the most decorated featherweight competitors in modern BJJ history and one of the co-founders of the Atos team (alongside brother Guilherme Mendes and coach Ramon Lemos). Born

Brazilian · 1987–present

GUILHERME MENDES

Gui

Guilherme 'Gui' Mendes is the elder of the Mendes brothers and one of the co-founders of the Atos team that has produced multiple generations of elite BJJ competitors. Born in 1987 in Brazil and train

Brazilian · 2003–present

MICA GALVAO

Mica

Mica Galvao is one of the most prolific young competitors of the 2020s competitive era and the youngest competitor to win an ADCC World Championship when he won the under-77kg division at ADCC 2022 at

Brazilian · 1950s–present

ROMERO CAVALCANTI

Jacaré

Romero 'Jacaré' Cavalcanti is one of the foundational figures of modern Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and the founder of Alliance, one of the most successful BJJ teams in competitive history. Born in the 1950s

American · 1986–present

EDDIE CUMMINGS

Wolverine

Eddie Cummings is one of the foundational figures of the modern leg-lock revolution and the original Danaher Death Squad member who first demonstrated the systematic leg-lock system's competitive viab

American · 1991–present

GARRY TONON

The Lion Killer

Garry Tonon is one of the most successful and commercially visible competitors of the modern submission grappling era, and one of the foundational figures of the leg-lock revolution alongside Eddie Cu

Australian · 1991–present

CRAIG JONES

Craig

Craig Jones is one of the most influential competitors and pedagogical figures of the modern submission grappling era and one of the co-founders of the B-Team Jiu-Jitsu academy in Austin, Texas. Born

Brazilian · 1982–present

ANDRE GALVAO

Decahedron

Andre Galvao is one of the most decorated competitors and most influential coaches in modern Brazilian Jiu Jitsu history. Born in 1982 in São Paulo and trained through multiple Brazilian academies bef

American · 2001–present

NICKY RYAN

Nicky

Nicky Ryan is the younger brother of Gordon Ryan and one of the original Danaher Death Squad members who has been competing at the elite no-gi level since his early teens. Born in 2001 in New Jersey a

Brazilian · 1951-1982

ROLLS GRACIE

Rolls

Rolls Gracie was one of the most influential foundational figures of modern Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and is widely credited with the technical innovations that transitioned the Gracie family's BJJ from its

Brazilian · 1921-2005

OSWALDO FADDA

Oswaldo

Oswaldo Fadda is one of the most important non-Gracie foundational figures in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu history. Born in 1921 in Rio de Janeiro and trained under Luiz França (one of Mitsuyo Maeda's other st

Brazilian · 1910s-1970s

LUIZ FRANÇA

Luiz

Luiz França is one of the most important foundational figures in the non-Gracie history of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and one of the few documented students of Mitsuyo Maeda alongside Carlos Gracie Sr. Born

American · 2002-present

KADE RUOTOLO

Kade

Kade Ruotolo is one half of the Ruotolo twins (with brother Tye) and one of the most prolific young no-gi grapplers in modern competition. Born in Santa Cruz, California in 2002 and trained from a you

American · 1996-present

MIKEY MUSUMECI

Darth Rigatoni

Mikey Musumeci is one of the most decorated American competitors in modern Brazilian Jiu Jitsu history and one of the most distinctive competitive figures of the modern era. Born in 1996 in New Jersey

American · 1989-present

KEENAN CORNELIUS

Keenan

Keenan Cornelius is one of the most influential pedagogical figures of the modern competitive gi BJJ era and the inventor of the worm guard system. Born in 1989 and trained through multiple instructor

Japanese · 1976-present

MASAKAZU IMANARI

Ashikan Judan

Masakazu Imanari is the Japanese MMA fighter whose work in pioneering leg-lock submissions in mixed martial arts substantially influenced the modern no-gi leg-lock revolution that the Danaher Death Sq

Japanese · 1983-present

SHINYA AOKI

Tobikan Judan

Shinya Aoki is one of the most decorated Japanese MMA fighters and one of the most distinctive submission specialists in the history of mixed martial arts. Born in 1983 in Shizuoka, Japan and trained

American · 1970-present

EDDIE BRAVO

Eddie

Eddie Bravo is one of the most distinctive pedagogical figures in modern Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and the founder of the 10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu system. Born in 1970 in California and trained primarily under

Brazilian · 1983-present

MARCELO GARCIA

Marcelinho

Marcelo Garcia is one of the most decorated competitors in the history of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and one of the most influential pedagogical figures of the modern era. Born in 1983 in Brazil and trained

Brazilian · 1985-present

LUCAS LEPRI

Lucas

Lucas Lepri is one of the most decorated lightweight competitors in the modern IBJJF era and one of the most consistent competitive figures of the 2010s. Born in 1985 in Brazil and trained under Romer

Brazilian · 1982-present

ROMULO BARRAL

Romulo

Romulo Barral is one of the most decorated medium-heavyweight competitors in modern Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and one of the most consistent competitive figures of the 2010s. Born in 1982 in Brazil and trai

Brazilian · 1994-present

NICHOLAS MEREGALI

Nicholas

Nicholas Meregali is one of the most dominant heavyweight competitors of the late 2010s and 2020s IBJJF era. Born in 1994 in Brazil and trained through multiple Brazilian academies before joining the

Brazilian · 1989-present

MARCUS ALMEIDA (BUCHECHA)

Buchecha

Marcus 'Buchecha' Almeida is the most decorated male competitor in the history of IBJJF Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competition, with 13 IBJJF World Championships at black belt across the ultra-heavyweight an

American · 1995-present

GORDON RYAN

The King

Gordon Ryan is one of the most decorated no-gi competitors in the history of submission grappling and widely considered the most dominant no-gi competitor of the modern era. Born in 1995 in New Jersey