ajp tour brasilia 2023

| 10 de Setembro de 2023

CLUBE DA PORTUGUESA QS 05 LOTE 14 TAGUATINGA | CEP: 71964-000

Informações gerais

• Tabela de peso
• FASE ATUAL: H-FINALIZADO
• Evento já realizado.

TAGUATINGA - CEP: 71964-000 | QS 05 LOTE 14 CLUBE DA PORTUGUESA

P1707-AJP TOUR BRASILIA INTERNATIONAL JIU-JITSU CHAMPIONSHIP - GI & NO-GI 2023 - ETAPA

#CRONOGRAMA / CHAVE DE LUTA

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TODAS AS LUTAS SERÃO NO DOMINGO (10/09/2023)

#PESAGEM - INFORMAÇÕES E REGRAS

PRÉ-PESAGEM - OPCIONAL (um dia antes do evento)

• Data: Sábado, 09 de Setembro de 2023
• Local: CLUBE DA PORTUGUESA , Brasília , Brazil
• Horário: 16h às 18h

PESAGEM DIA DO EVENTO (Apenas para quem não participou da pré-pesagem)

• Data: Domingo, 10 de Setembro  de 2023
• Local:  CLUBE DA PORTUGUESA , Brasília , Brazil
• Horário: 07h30h às 09h

#RAZÃO SOCIAL:

E-MAIL CONTATO COM AJP:

[email protected]

#QUEM PODE COMPETIR?

Todos os praticantes de Jiu-Jitsu podem competir, sem ser necessário filiação. 

Seguindo as regras do item "TABELA DE PESO".

#AGENDA / SCHEDULE

Periodo de inscrição  ( Podendo ser antecipado o fim com base no limite de atletas:

• Até: 04/09/2023 as 17h (2a feira) - boleto, PIX ou cartão de crédito
• Até: 06/09/2023 as 17h (4a feira) - somente PIX ou cartão de crédito

Prazo final da CHECAGEM ABERTA (Com direito a alteração em inscrição)

• Até: 06/09 /2023 as 18h (4a feira)

Divulgação do Cronograma Oficial e Chave de luta:

• Será publicado no site oficial do evento, nas vésperas do evento.

#INSCRIÇÃO

INSCRIÇÕES LIMITADAS e somente ON-LINE

ATENÇÃO ATLETAS !

• I nformamos que a equipe SouCompetidor prestará suporte/atendimento aos atletas com dificuldade em se inscrever ou efetuar seu pagamento, até 04/09/2023 as 17:00h  ( segunda -feira). Desde que o atleta abra um chamado/ticket no canal de atendimento FALE CONOSCO, disponível no site  SouCompetidor .
• Após este horário, mesmo que as inscrições sejam prorrogadas, o atleta não contará com o atendimento da equipe SouCompetidor.
• Pagamento via cartão de crédito deve ser respeitado a data de vencimento e valores para cartão.
• Pagamentos ( via BOLETO BANCÁRIO ) realizados após as 18h ( do dia do vencimento ), estarão sujeitos a serem recusados de acordo com a hora limite de compensação de cada banco. Por isso, orientamos que pagamentos realizados na data de vencimento do boleto, sejam feitos até as 18h. 
• Todos os horários divulgados no site SouCompetidor seguem o FUSO HORÁRIO de BRASILIA-DF.

LOTE 1: Data Fim: 31/07/2023 as 23:59h ( segunda-feira ) Vencimento do Boleto: 01/08/2023 ( terça-feira )

• R$ 135,00 => KIDS & TEEN - Somente GI
• R$ 135,00 => JUVENIL (Youth)
• R$ 160,00 => ADULTO (Amateur / Professional) ou MASTER

COMBO GI + NOGI

• R$ 250,00 => JUVENIL (Youth)
• R$ 30 0,00 =>  ADULTO (Amateur / Professional) ou MASTER

Data Fim: 04/09/2023 as 17:00h ( segunda-feira )  Vencimento do Boleto: 04/09 /2023 ( segunda -feira )

• R$ 155,00 => KIDS & TEEN  - Somente GI
• R$ 155,00  => JUVENIL (Youth)
• R$ 190,00 => ADULTO (Amateur / Professional) ou MASTER
• R$ 290,00  => JUVENIL (Youth)
• R$ 350,00 => ADULTO (Amateur / Professional)  ou MASTER

#PARAJIU JITSU

Inscrições paralisadas. Para mais informações entre em contato direto com a FBJJP, via email: " [email protected] "

#SISTEMA DE CHAVES DA COMPETIÇÃO

• Se forem usados ​​menos de 8 lutadores, será usada a eliminação dupla.
• Mais de 8 lutadores e acima, a eliminação única será usada.
• Os finalistas nas quartas-de-final e meias-finais, lutam por repescagem em 3º lugar.

#TABELA DE PESO

Para este evento haverá disputa GI (COM KIMONO) nas categorais:

• KIDS 1 (4 a 5 anos)
• KIDS 2 (6 e 7 anos)
• KIDS 3 (8 e 9 ano)
• INFANTIL (10 e 11 anos)
• JUNIOR (12 e 13 anos)
• TEEN (14 e 15 anos)
• JUVENIL -  Youth   (16 e 17 anos)
• ADULTO -   Amateur / Professional   (18 a 29 anos)
• MASTER 1 - Marrom e Preta (Acima de 30 anos)
• MASTER 1 (30 a 35 anos)
• MASTER 2 (Acima 36 anos)
• MASTER 3 (Acima de 41 anos) / Somente Preta
• MASTER 4 (Acima de 46 anos) / Somente  Preta

Haverá disputa de NOGI (sem kimono) somente nas categorias:

 FEMININO (Todas as faixas)

• JUVENIL - Youth (16 e 17 anos) - NOGI
• ADULTO - Amateur / Professional (18 a 29 anos) - NOGI

MASCULINO (Todas as faixas)

• J UVENIL - Youth (16 e 17 anos) - NOGI
• MASTER 1 (30 a 35 anos) - NOGI

OBS: O atleta deverá informar o peso (kg) sem o uso do Kimono na hora da pesagem.

#AGRUPAMENTO NO PESO

MASCULINO / JUNIOR / LARANJA + VERDE

MASCULINO / TEEN / LARANJA + VERDE

FEMININO / JUNIOR / LARANJA + VERDE

FEMININO / TEEN / LARANJA + VERDE

FEMININO /  PROFESSIONAL (Adulto) / MARROM + PRETA

FEMININO / MASTER 1 /   / MARROM + PRETA

#PREMIAÇÃO

Para os 1°, 2° e apenas um 3° colocado.

#TEMPO DE LUTA

03 MINUTOS => INFANTIL / JUNIOR / TEEN

04 MINUT OS => JUVENIL -   Youth

05 MINUTOS => ADULTO AMATEUR ( BRANCA / AZUL )

06 MINUTOS => ADULTO PROFESSIONAL ( ROXA /MARROM / PRETA )

05 MINUTOS => MASTER 1

05 MINUTOS => MASTER 2

#REGRAS ATLETAS SOZINHOS

• Após o término das inscrições, haverá a junção dos inscritos (via site SouCompetidor) + inscritos (via site AJPTOUR). • Se mesmo após esta junção, o atleta continuar sozinho na categoria, a equipe AJP BRASIL, fará uma análise, PODENDO (sim ou não) migrar o atleta para outra categoria (compatível com o perfil do atleta), para que o mesmo tenha luta no evento. •  Caso o atleta não concorde com a migração automática, o mesmo deverá procurar o coordenador da  pesagem (no local do evento, até o horário fim da pesagem), para manifestar sua objeção. • Atletas que porventura, ultrapassarem o limite de peso da categoria, serão remanejados para categoria de peso acima (se houver possibilidade). Primeira Regra Aplicada: Respeite a faixa etária ===================================== Os lutadores serão transferidos para uma categoria de peso superior, mas permanecendo na divisão  etária inscrita. Exemplo: O lutador será transferido da faixa roxa Master 2 - 62KG para Master 2 faixa roxa - 85KG (ou a próxima divisão de peso disponível), caso contrário o lutador pode solicitar um reembolso total ou se mudar para outra faixa etária (até o prazo das inscrições) . Segunda Regra aplicada: =================== • Se não houver lutadores na mesma faixa etária inscritos na divisão de peso superior. • Os lutadores serão transferidos para uma faixa etária mais baixa. Exemplo: Da faixa roxa Master 2 - 85KG para Master 1 faixa roxa - 85KG, se não houver jogadores registrados no Master 1, eles serão automaticamente movidos para faixa roxa profissional - 85KG COMBINAÇÃO DE CATEGORIA - DIVISÕES INFANTIS • A fusão de divisões infantis segue um protocolo separado de adultos e profissionais, uma fusão pode ser feita em peso, idade ou faixa. Dependendo do que é possível e é considerado de menor impacto para a segurança dos jovens atletas, qualquer ordem pode ser aplicada. (As divisões jovens de 16 a 17 anos seguem regras de fusão de adultos e profissionais.) • Ao contrário de adultos e profissionais, duas divisões de peso/idade /faixas podem ser mescladas mesmo que o single player seja o mais pesado / mais velho / mais alto classificado se necessário para oferecer lutas. • As mesclagens podem ser feitas com base em duas das seguintes classes: Peso, faixa e/ou idade. FUSÃO DE PESO • kids 1 - classe de peso máximo 1 • kids 2 - classe de peso máximo 1 • kids 3 - classe de peso máximo 1 • infantil - classe de peso máximo 1 • júnior - classe de peso máximo 1 • teen - no máximo 2 aulas de peso FUSÃO DE FAIXAS Combinações possíveis • Branca - Cinza - Amarela • Amarelo - Laranja -Laranja/Verde Mais informações no link:  https://ajptour.com/pt_BR/ajp-competition-regulations Att. Equipe AJP BRASIL

# Vestimenta Oficial de Pesagem

Atletas devem estar usando uma camiseta não transparente e bermudas abaixo dos joelhos. Do contrário,  os atletas podem pesar de calça de kimono e camiseta, ou kimono completo . Calças de ginástica, tops, jeans, roupas formais e bermudas curtas não são permitidos.

Dependendo o tipo de campeonato, a pesagem poderá ocorrer no dia anterior, uma hora antes ou durante o evento. ( verificar no cronograma de informações do evento qual deles é aplicável)

Kimono nas cores: BRANCA, AZUL OU PRETA

ATENÇÃO ! Não sera permitido mistura de cores. Não serão tolerados Kimonos sujos, rasgados e/ou em mau estado de conservação.

#HORÁRIO DE ABERTURA

#ENTRADA AO PÚBLICO

Entrada gratuita.

#REEMBOLSO:

Uma vez  PAGA  a inscrição, o atleta tem direito ao reembolso nas seguintes situações:

1) Quando o evento é CANCELADO. 2) Quando ocorre alteração na DATA do evento. 3) Quando altera o LOCAL do evento com distância maior que 20km em relação ao anterior. 4) Quando há diminuição da premiação, somente para os atletas impactados.

Obs: Para os 4 casos acima, o prazo máximo para solicitar reembolso será de até 5 dias (corridos) após a divulgação do COMUNICADO no site SouCompetidor ou DATA FIM da CHECAGEM GERAL ABERTA ( a data que ocorrer primeiro ).

5) Quando o atleta se lesiona e tenha comprado a GARANTIA CAMPEÃ no ato da inscrição (desde que apresente um laudo médico comprovando a lesão até SEGUNDA-FEIRA antecedente ao evento, através do Fale Conosco). Neste caso da garantia, o atleta usufrui do reembolso de 80% do valor pago na inscrição.

Em caso de CALAMIDADE PÚBLICA, PANDEMIA, CATÁSTROFE NATURAL e DECRETOS GOVERNAMENTAIS, considerados motivo de FORÇA MAIOR, o atleta  NÃO TEM  direito ao reembolso. 

Para estes casos, a organização oferecerá alternativas para uso do crédito do atleta que não puder comparecer na nova data do evento, ao invés do reembolso, desde que o atleta nos notifique pelo FALE CONOSCO até SEGUNDA-FEIRA antecedente ao evento).

Após os períodos predeterminados, o atleta perderá o direito a reembolso ou crédito.

Além disso, o  atleta  NÃO tem direito a reembolso  de valores quando:

1) Está sozinho na chave de luta. 2) Se machuca antes do evento impossibilitando o atleta de participar do mesmo, sem ter adquirido a GARANTIA CAMPEÃ. 3) Desistência por qualquer motivo.

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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.

Men's Gi / Professional / Black Belt

• 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

Women's Gi / Professional / Brown / Black Belt

• 49kg – Mayssa Bastos vs. Margarita Ochoa
• 55kg - Anna Rodrigues vs. Alexa Yanes
• 62kg - Julia Alves vs. Violeta Angelova
• 70kg - Ingridd Alves vs. Nia Blackman
• 95kg - Gabrieli Pessanha vs. Yara Soares Nascimento
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The 2023-2024 season of the AJP Tour is underway and competitors all around the world have another chance to fight for their place in the ranking for the year. With big cash prizes and plenty of prestige on the line, the most eager competitors have already started planning the season’s trips and the points they’ll be aiming to accrue on their way to the top. The best in each division can also receive a travel package from AJP to compete in the Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship (ADWPJJC), giving them the opportunity to increase their points haul even further before the season ends.

So if you’re planning on being the top-ranked competitor in your division, we’ve set aside a quick guide with important details to help you plan your route to the top of the ranking. Check it out below!

In this 2023-2024 season, scores began to be computed on November 18th, and each tournament will be counted until November 2024, month that ends the season with the ADWPJJC 2024, the biggest event in the calendar that yields the largest amount points for competitors. In addition to the ADWPJJC score, the global ranking analyzes the top results of each athlete in one of the Continentals and seven of the main AJP tournaments ( Grand Slams , Continentals, Nationals, Regionals, and Internationals). This means that each competitor’s seven best performances throughout the year will be taken into account, alongside Continental and ADWPJJC scores, and this will in turn be used to define who leads each weight, age, and belt division. It’s also worth noting that if an athlete fights in multiple Continentals in the same season, the best result is the one that counts, and that gi and no gi events be counted as separate for the purpose of rankings, and as such will not be combined

The best competitors from each country, according to the AJP Tour Continental Ranking in the Men’s Professional Black Belt, Men’s Professional Brown Belt, Women’s Professional Brown and Black Belt, and Men’s Master 1 Black Belt divisions, will be awarded with a travel package from AJP to compete in the ADWPJJC at the end of the 2023-2024 season. These packages will be made available according to the number defined for each Continental Ranking (Asia/Middle East, North/Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, and Oceania).

So don’t waste any more time and start planning your journey to the top of the AJP rankings today. Compete in your local tournaments to start gathering points and then head to the most popular tournaments, such as Nationals, Continentals, and Grand Slams. To know how many points will be issued in each competition, check out their Ranking Definitions or go to AJPTour.com/Events to find out your next challenge!

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July 17, 2023

In addition to the intense US Nationa l, which took place in Atlanta, three other countries opened their doors to receive the action-packed AJP tournaments. Between Mexico, Brazil, and Malaysia, athletes and fight fans had a multitude of options to look forward to, whether in person or through the AJPTour.tv . Check out below the highlights of each championship!

Yuri Hendrex takes the double gold at the North America Continental

Taking place between July 14th and 16th in the beautiful Mexican city of Cancun, the AJP Tour North America Continental Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2023 was the place to be this weekend. After welcoming the promising Youths on the first day and the experienced Masters on the second, the Professional category took over the three fight areas set up in the Poliforum Playa del Carmen to give a memorable showing of technique and mettle.

Among the great warriors that stepped on the organization’s mats on the final day, Brazilian Yuri Hendrex (PSLPB Cícero Costha) stole the spotlight by taking the coveted double gold. Yuri started his campaign with his gi in the 62kg division, submitting Rafael Gomez (Affinity Studios Colombia) in the semis before reaching the last match of the bracket. In the gold round, another submission, this time against Enrique Guerrero (Alfa EC JiuJitsu), would put Yuri atop the division’s podium and set the tone for his return later that day.

Brimming with confidence, Yuri stepped onto the mats once more, this time aiming for the no-gi title. On his way stood the local Mario Navarrete (Wolfpack Jiu Jitsu Mexico) in a best-of-three bracket, but Yuri didn’t slow down and submitted once again to take the first win. In the second and last bout, Yuri used his technical know-how to overcome Mario, landing a 10-3 score to take his second gold medal.

Check the full results here !

Muhamad Fikri wins two gold medals in Malaysia

On Saturday, July 15th, athletes of all ages and graduations were welcomed at the AJP Tour Johor Bahru International Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2023. With two fight areas positioned in the Educity Sports Complex, warriors from all corners of the world made their way to Malaysia, seizing yet another opportunity to test their skills and rise through the ranking.

The Indonesian purple belt Muhamad Fikri (Gracie Barra South Jakarta) rose to prominence after conquering two gold medals. First, in the 77kg bracket, Muhamad dominated Thanapat Detharn (Gato Studio BJJ) with a 16-1 score. Then, in the final, a well-placed submission gave Muhamad the upper hand against the Vietnamese Duc Lam (Gisdio) to earn his first title.

Later, in the Open Lightweight bracket, Muhamad started by submitting fellow countryman and teammate Willy Hong in the semifinals. In the final round, the Emirati brown belt Yousof Alhosani (ADNOC) posed a real threat to the Indonesian’s campaign, but Muhamad used his technical prowess to land the scoreboard at 4-1 and overcome the last obstacle in the way of his hard-earned gold medal.

Check out the full results here !

Iranslav Neoral and Daniel Martins take the absolute title at the South Brazil Regional

On Sunday, July 16th, Brazilian athletes swarmed the city of São José dos Pinhais for the AJP Tour South Brazil Regional Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2023. With six fight areas and 800 points in the ranking for each gold medalist, the Centro de Esporte e Lazer Max Rosenmann became a battlefield for colored belts looking to accrue the necessary experience to reach the next level of their training and black belts hungry to add another achievement to their names.

Iranslav Neoral (Alicerce Jiujitsu) and Daniel Martins (Alliance Mario Reis) were the highlights of the day after each fought hard and conquered their respective absolute divisions. In the Open Lightweight bracket, Iranslav began his golden path by submitting Lucas Baia (Ocsjj) in the semifinal. Then, in the final round, Iranslav fought a very balanced match against Gustavo Silva (Checkmat International), taking the top spot on the podium by a 5-4 score.

In the Open Heavyweight division, Daniel Martins had to face two opponents to reach the gold medal. First, he outscored Andre Luiz Catanhede (Al Ain Jiu-Jitsu Club) by 2-0 in the semifinals. In the last match, Daniel once again showed his technique and used the scoreboard to beat Itamar Biondo (Ocsjj) by 3-1, taking the win and the absolute title.

AJP TOUR IN NUMBERS: CHECK OUT THE ACHIEVEMENTS FROM SEASON 2022-2023

November 24, 2023

After an extraordinary Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship, with over six thousand athletes competing in the capital of the UAE, the season that began last year finally came to a close. From 2022 to 2023, the AJP made Jiu-Jitsu a highlight around the globe, reaching six continents and historical milestones with its events.

During the last season, the organization welcomed over 122 thousand athletes in its tournaments, which in turn took place in 110 cities across 60 different countries. Fighting for those precious ranking points, competitors left their home countries and broke new ground with AJP, totalizing over 160 nationalities present in our events, proving once and for all how global Jiu-Jitsu has become.

In the sport's relentless advance through the world's most prominent capitals and cities, all of which continuously evolve in the competitive scene, AJP has not only met athletes and professors but also new gyms and teams. Over six thousand teams worldwide registered to fight with us, each one ready to fight for glory and the improvement of the martial art.

For our next season, the AJP team is aiming even higher for its numbers, with plans to reach new cities and welcome both newcomers and veterans of the sport, all with a single goal in mind: to tell the world that Jiu-Jitsu will show you your best form and that competition will shape that form into reality.

Don't miss the new and exciting season 2023-2024, which has already begun. Check out our calendar on AJPTour.com, choose your next tournament, and fight knowing that you'll be stepping onto a big stage and putting on a great show alongside Abu Dhabi Jiu-Jitsu Pro, the well-known AJP.

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Nov 30, 2023 BJJEE1 Admin Articles , BJJ News

After an extraordinary Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship, with over seven thousand athletes competing in the capital of the UAE, the season that began last year finally came to a close. From 2022 to 2023, the AJP made Jiu-Jitsu a highlight around the globe, reaching six continents and historical milestones with its events.

During the last season, the organization welcomed over 123 thousand athletes in its tournaments, which in turn took place in 115 cities across 65 different countries. Fighting for those precious ranking points, competitors left their home countries and broke new ground with AJP, totalizing over 160 nationalities present in our events, proving once and for all how global Jiu-Jitsu has become.

In the sport’s relentless advance through the world’s most prominent capitals and cities, all of which continuously evolve in the competitive scene, AJP has not only met athletes and professors but also new gyms and teams. Over six thousand teams worldwide registered to fight with us, each one ready to fight for glory and the improvement of the martial art.

For our next season, the AJP team is aiming even higher for its numbers, with plans to reach new cities and welcome both newcomers and veterans of the sport, all with a single goal in mind: to tell the world that Jiu-Jitsu will show you your best form and that competition will shape that form into reality.

Don’t miss the new and exciting season 2023-2024, which has already begun.

Check out our calendar on AJPTour.com , choose your next tournament, and fight knowing that you’ll be stepping onto a big stage and putting on a great show alongside Abu Dhabi Jiu-Jitsu Pro, the well-known AJP.

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AJP TOUR BRASÍLIA INTERNATIONAL JIU-JITSU CHAMPIONSHIP 2023 - GI & NO-GI

• Info rmasjon
• Utøvere 372
• Kamplister og tidsplan
• Livestrømmer
• New schedule Beta
• xx:xx 0 Girls GI / Kids 2 / Grey / 22KG
• xx:xx 0 Girls GI / Kids 3 / Grey / 28KG
• xx:xx 0 Boys GI / Kids 3 / White / 34KG
• xx:xx 0 Girls GI / Kids 3 / White / 40KG
• 10:57 1 Boys GI / Kids 2 / White / Yellow / 34KG
• 11:05 1 Boys GI / Kids 3 / Grey / 27KG
• 11:07 1 Boys GI / Kids 2 / White / 30KG
• 11:11 1 Girls GI / Kids 3 / White / 28KG
• 11:13 4 Boys GI / Teen / White / 62KG
• 11:25 2 Men's GI / Black / Master 1 / 94KG #1
• 11:55 2 Men's GI / Black / Master 1 / 120KG #1
• 11:48 4 Women's GI / Brown / Black / Professional / 95KG #1
• xx:xx 0 Girls GI / Kids 1 / White / 16KG
• 11:34 1 Men's GI / Brown / Professional / 85KG
• 12:11 1 Men's GI / Brown / Professional / 94KG
• 12:25 3 Men's GI / Blue / Amateur / 56KG
• 12:36 8 Men's GI / Blue / Amateur / 85KG
• 13:32 3 Women's GI / Blue / Amateur / 62KG
• 14:18 1 Men's GI / White / Amateur / 120KG
• 13:54 4 Women's GI / White / Amateur / 62KG
• 14:19 1 Men's GI / Brown / Master 2 / 94KG
• 15:09 1 Men's GI / Purple / Master 2 / 94KG
• 14:47 1 Men's GI / Blue / Master 2 / 69KG
• 14:50 1 Men's GI / Blue / Master 2 / 85KG
• 14:56 1 Men's GI / Blue / Master 1 / 77KG
• 15:08 1 Men's GI / White / Master 2 / 77KG
• 15:25 7 Men's NO-GI / Black / Master 1 / 85KG
• 15:47 2 Men's NO-GI / Black / Master 1 / 94KG
• xx:xx 0 Men's GI / Brown / Professional / 120KG
• xx:xx 0 Women's NO-GI / Purple / Professional / 62KG
• 15:43 1 Men's NO-GI / Brown / Professional / 85KG
• xx:xx 0 Women's NO-GI / White / Amateur / 95KG
• 16:17 4 Men's NO-GI / Purple / Professional / 77KG
• 16:49 1 Men's NO-GI / Purple / Master 1 / 77KG
• 17:14 3 Men's NO-GI / Blue / Amateur / 69KG
• 17:20 3 Women's NO-GI / Blue / Amateur / 70KG
• 18:03 1 Men's NO-GI / White / Master 1 / 77KG
• 18:04 1 Men's GI OPEN / Black / Master 1 / Heavyweight (-120KG)
• xx:xx 0 Men's NO-GI / Blue / Master 1 / 120KG
• xx:xx 0 Men's NO-GI / White / Master 1 / 94KG
• xx:xx 0 Boys GI / Junior / Grey / 37KG
• xx:xx 0 Boys GI / Infant / Orange / 30KG
• 11:00 1 Boys GI / Infant / Grey / 46KG
• 11:07 1 Boys GI / Infant / Yellow / 42KG
• 11:13 1 Boys GI / Junior / Grey / 66KG
• 11:16 1 Boys GI / Infant / Yellow / 34KG
• xx:xx 0 Girls GI / Infant / Yellow / 36KG
• xx:xx 0 Girls GI / Infant / Yellow / 48KG
• 11:19 1 Boys GI / Infant / Grey / 50KG
• xx:xx 0 Boys GI / Infant / Yellow / 50KG
• xx:xx 0 Girls GI / Infant / Grey / 60KG
• 11:27 1 Boys GI / Infant / White / 30KG
• 11:35 2 Men's GI / Black / Professional / 85KG #1
• 11:30 2 Men's GI / Black / Professional / 69KG #1
• 11:52 2 Men's GI / Black / Professional / 77KG #1
• 11:48 1 Men's GI / Black / Professional / 94KG
• 11:56 1 Women's GI / Brown / Black / Professional / 62KG
• 13:10 1 Women's NO-GI / Brown / Black / Professional / 95KG
• 12:35 1 Women's GI / Brown / Black / Master 1 / 95KG
• 12:45 1 Men's GI / Black / Professional / 69KG Final
• 12:41 1 Men's GI / Black / Professional / 77KG Final
• 12:27 1 Men's GI / Black / Professional / 85KG Final
• 13:32 1 Men's GI / Black / Master 1 / 77KG Final
• 13:03 1 Men's GI / Black / Master 1 / 85KG Final
• 12:55 1 Men's GI / Black / Master 1 / 94KG Final
• 12:49 1 Men's GI / Black / Master 1 / 120KG Final
• 13:19 5 Men's GI / Blue / Amateur / 77KG
• 13:18 5 Women's GI / Blue / Amateur / 70KG
• 14:00 4 Women's GI / Blue / Amateur / 55KG
• 14:40 6 Men's GI / White / Amateur / 85KG
• 14:51 5 Women's GI / White / Amateur / 55KG
• 15:31 1 Men's GI / Purple / Master 1 / 120KG
• 16:18 3 Men's GI / Blue / Master 2 / 77KG
• 15:45 1 Men's GI / White / Master 1 / 94KG
• 16:10 1 Men's GI / White / Master 1 / 85KG
• 16:25 1 Men's NO-GI / Black / Professional / 77KG
• 16:46 1 Men's NO-GI / Black / Professional / 69KG
• 16:50 1 Men's NO-GI / Black / Master 1 / 69KG
• 17:18 2 Men's NO-GI / Brown / Professional / 69KG
• 16:45 1 Men's NO-GI / Brown / Professional / 120KG
• 17:02 4 Men's NO-GI / Purple / Master 1 / 85KG
• 17:19 2 Women's GI OPEN / Brown/Black / Professional / Heavyweight (-95KG)
• 17:14 6 Women's GI OPEN / Blue / Purple / Professional / Heavyweight (-95KG)
• 17:56 1 Men's GI OPEN / Brown / Professional / Heavyweight (-120KG) #1
• 18:00 1 Men's GI OPEN / Purple / Professional / Lightweight (-77KG)
• 18:06 3 Men's NO-GI / Black / Master 1 / 120KG
• xx:xx 0 Men's NO-GI / Blue / Master 1 / 85KG
• 11:07 1 Girls GI / Junior / Orange/Green / 48KG
• 11:19 1 Boys GI / Junior / White / 66KG
• 11:23 3 Boys GI / Junior / Orange/Green / 55KG
• 11:21 3 Girls GI / Junior / Grey / Yellow / 52KG
• xx:xx 0 Boys GI / Junior / Yellow / 45KG
• 11:52 3 Boys GI / Junior / Yellow / 41KG
• 12:01 3 Boys GI / Junior / Orange/Green / 60KG
• 12:15 2 Men's GI / Black / Master 1 / 85KG #1
• 12:39 2 Men's GI / Black / Master 1 / 77KG #1
• 12:48 6 Men's GI / Brown / Professional / 69KG
• 13:15 4 Women's GI / Purple / Professional / 70KG
• 13:26 4 Men's GI / Purple / Professional / 94KG
• 14:16 4 Men's GI / Blue / Amateur / 69KG
• 14:36 5 Men's GI / Blue / Amateur / 120KG
• 15:05 1 Women's GI / Blue / Amateur / 95KG
• 15:09 4 Men's GI / White / Amateur / 62KG
• 15:27 3 Women's GI / White / Amateur / 95KG
• 15:47 3 Men's GI / Black / Master 3 / 85KG
• 16:34 1 Men's GI / Black / Master 3 / 94KG
• 16:18 1 Men's GI / Purple / Master 1 / 94KG
• 16:24 1 Men's GI / Purple / Master 2 / 77KG
• 16:45 3 Men's GI / White / Master 2 / 85KG
• 16:59 8 Men's NO-GI / Black / Master 1 / 77KG
• xx:xx 0 Boys GI / Junior / Orange/Green / 66KG
• xx:xx 0 Girls GI / Junior / Yellow / 75KG
• 17:51 1 Men's GI OPEN / Brown / Professional / Heavyweight (-120KG) #2
• xx:xx 0 Girls GI / Teen / Orange/Green / 68KG
• xx:xx 0 Boys GI / Teen / Orange/Green / 72KG
• xx:xx 0 Boys GI / Teen / Yellow / 46KG
• xx:xx 0 Men's GI / Black / Professional / 120KG
• xx:xx 0 Women's GI / Purple / Professional / 95KG
• xx:xx 0 Men's NO-GI / Black / Professional / 120KG
• 10:57 3 Boys GI / Teen / White / 84KG
• 11:29 3 Boys GI / Teen / Orange/Green / 56KG
• 11:04 4 Boys GI / Teen / Orange/Green / 67KG
• 11:19 3 Girls GI / Teen / Orange/Green / 57KG
• 11:14 4 Boys GI / Teen / Orange/Green / 62KG
• 12:06 3 Youth Men's GI / Blue / 73KG
• 12:25 1 Youth Women's GI / Blue / 57KG
• 12:32 4 Youth Men's GI / Blue / 60KG
• 12:46 1 Youth Women's GI / White / 57KG
• 13:10 3 Youth Men's GI / White / 94KG
• 12:50 1 Youth Men's GI / White / 81KG
• 14:14 3 Youth Men's NO-GI / Blue / 73KG
• 13:25 4 Men's GI / Purple / Professional / 69KG
• 14:39 3 Men's GI / Purple / Professional / 85KG
• 13:40 5 Men's GI / Purple / Professional / 77KG
• 14:25 3 Men's GI / Purple / Professional / 120KG
• 14:59 1 Women's GI / Purple / Professional / 62KG
• 15:44 5 Men's GI / Black / Master 2 / 85KG
• 16:10 3 Men's GI / Black / Master 2 / 69KG
• 15:56 7 Men's GI / Black / Master 2 / 77KG
• 16:13 4 Men's GI / Black / Master 2 / 120KG
• 16:26 1 Men's GI / Black / Master 3 / 69KG
• 17:09 1 Men's GI / Brown / Master 1 / 120KG
• 17:01 3 Men's GI / Brown / Master 2 / 85KG
• 17:39 3 Men's NO-GI / Purple / Professional / 120KG
• 18:01 1 Men's GI OPEN / Purple / Professional / Heavyweight (-120KG)
• 17:57 2 Men's GI OPEN / Brown / Professional / Lightweight (-77KG)
• xx:xx 0 Youth Women's NO-GI / White / 52KG

Established in 2009, the Abu Dhabi Jiu-Jitsu Pro (AJP) Tour is the largest professional jiu-jitsu tournament in the world with 80+ events spread across 6 continents each calendar season.

The prestigious series of contests culminate in the grand finale at the Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship, held once per year in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates. Each April, over 6000 competitors from around the world descend upon Abu Dhabi, ready to carve their names into the annals of jiu-jitsu history and battle for the chance to become "World Champion," and take home the largest cash-prize award in the jiu-jitsu world.

Held under the patronage of His Highness, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, the AJP Tour strives to achieve Sheikh Mohammed's vision of 1) establishing jiu-jitsu as a professional mainstream sport recognized around the world; and 2) transforming Abu Dhabi into a world powerhouse of the sport.

AJP Tour events are broadcasted and streamed live to an audience of over 10 million viewers in 60+ countries via international sports broadcasters such as Abu Dhabi Sports TV in UAE, Canal Combate in Brazil, Fox Sports in Europe, Match TV in Russia, Tencent's Penguin Live in China, and FloSports online worldwide.

The AJP Tour season 2022-2023 will consist of a variety of events on all six continents and at different levels of competition:

• 30 International Pro Championships
• 30 National Pro Championships
• 6 Continental Pro Championships
• 6 Abu Dhabi Grand Slams
• 6 Abu Dhabi King of Mats
• 4 Abu Dhabi Queen of Mats
• 1 Abu Dhabi Teams Cup
• 1 Abu Dhabi World Pro Jiu-Jitsu Championship

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AJP TOUR VIENNA INTERNATIONAL JIU-JITSU CHAMPIONSHIP 2023 – GI

Open to all nationalities, all belts, kids, youth, amateurs, professionals and masters..

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First place gives 600 points!  Details >>

REGISTRATION FEES

Normal: U$30 (Kids) / U$60 (Youth, Amateurs, Professionals & Masters)

Late: U$40 (Kids) / U$80 (Youth, Amateurs, Professionals & Masters)

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BELT AND AGE DIVISIONS FOR VIENNA INTERNATIONAL 2023

MEN’S:

Year of Birth / Division / Belt

2018 and 2019 / Kids 1 / White, Grey

2016 and 2017 / Kids 2 / White, Grey, Yellow

2014 and 2015 / Kids 3 / White, Grey, Yellow

2012 and 2013 / Infant / White, Grey, Yellow, Orange

2010 and 2011 / Junior / White, Grey, Yellow, Orange, Green

2008 and 2009 / Teen / White, Grey, Yellow, Orange, Green

2006 and 2007 / Youth / White, Blue, Purple

2005 and before / Amateur / White, Blue

2007 and before / Professional / Purple

2005 and before / Professional / Brown, Black

1993 and before / Master 1 / White, Blue, Purple, Brown, Black

1987 and before / Master 2 / White, Blue, Purple, Brown, Black

WOMEN’S:

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