Eddie Bravo has announced the lineup for 15th edition of Eddie Bravo Invitational. The frontrunner will be Eddie Wolverine Cummings who had won at bantamweight before.
EBI 15 The Featherweights | February 17th live from the new MuslePharm HQ which is an interesting change given that it’s been at Orpheum theater mostly in the past.
Wolverine will be defending the title with Geo Martinez seeking to dethrone him. In spite of rumors of Wolverine’s rift with Danaher (who reportedly unfollowed Cummings on social media) the tournament will not be featuring any other Renzo Gracie students.
In addition to the nogi bjj portion there will be a combat jiu jitsu match starring Nick Honstein and CJJW1 veteran Ben Eddy.
The tournament is also set to feature:
Joe Soto- UFC Fighter. Former Bellator and Tachi Palace champion.
Sergio Hernandez -Baret Yoshida Black Belt.
Kevin Berbrich – Eddie Bravo Black Belt 10th Planet Oceanside Jiu Jitsu Coach
Jason Hayden – BJJ brown belt. Leg-Lock enthusiast. Author of some of the more interesting leg lock instructionals.
Rodrigo Lima – black belt from Caio Terra Association
Also starring Joe Baize, Rafael Domingos, Mike Davila, Ashley Williams, Joao Alfredo Tavares Marinho, John Battle, Sergio Perez and Edwin “Junny” Ocasio
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