Aljamain Sterling dominates Zalal at UFC Vegas 116, Ryan Spann sleeps Marcus Buchecha cold, ADCC West Coast Trials wraps with Nick Hartman’s emotional win, and the IBJJF Brasileiros 2026 fires up in Barueri. Full weekly roundup from Taipei BJJ.
The 2026 ADCC West Coast Trials wrapped at the Fairplex in Pomona on April 19 with eight new names punching their tickets to ADCC Worlds. Over 700 grapplers chased just eight invitations across the men’s and women’s brackets, and by Sunday night the short list was set: Gianni Grippo, Michael Sainz, Nathan Haddad, Elder Cruz,…
Mike Malott retired Gilbert Burns at UFC Winnipeg, the ADCC West Coast Trials crowned eight ADCC 2026 qualifiers in Pomona, Musumeci vs Dantzler is locked in for UFC BJJ 8 on May 21, and Sterling vs Zalal headlines next Saturday. Your full MMA and BJJ week in review.
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Craig Jones just dropped the biggest number in Brazilian jiu-jitsu history. The Australian grappler turned promoter announced a $10 million prize pool for CJI 2.5, his next Craig Jones Invitational event scheduled for July 2025. Eight competitors, one night, ten million dollars — it’s a figure so staggering it’s reshaping conversations about what grappling’s future…
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