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Miyao Brothers Face Off Against Each Other On The Big Stage

Miyao Brothers Face Off Against Each Other On The Big Stage

 

Grand Slam Los Angeles is very exciting. Just now we had the opportunity to observe The Miyao Brothers going up against each other in the Finals of the upto 67 kilogram category.

One of the least thankless matches to comment depicted Miyao going up against Miyao. Paulo Miyao wore the red band around his foot. This was one of the rare distinctive differences between the two as they both have the same sponsor – Shoyoroll.

Joao was quick to pull guard but Paulo wasn’t hesitating to engage and attempt a knee slice pass.

Paulo was quite dedicated to passing and came close to receiving points for knee on belly within the first two minutes but no dice!

The match went unscored until the very last seconds.. No points, advantages or penalties.

 

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In the last 15 seconds or so Joao Miyao secured a back take for the final score of 4:0.

 

?ALL IN GANG? || -SELVA -SELVA, O QUE? -SELVA BRASIL P****!!!

A photo posted by Paulo Miyao (@paulomiyao) on

 

 

Elsewhere the Day 1 results were: 

Male Black Belt 

62kg:
1: Mikey Musumeci
2: João Miyao
3: Tiago Barros

69kg:
1: Paulo Miyao
2: Isaac Doederlein
3: Brian Macheha

77kg:
1: Edwin Najmi
2: Victor Silvério
3: Vitor Oliveira

85kg:
1: Gabriel Arges
2: Otavio Sousa
3: Lucas Barbosa

94kg:
1: Xande Ribeiro
2: Arnaldo Maidana
3: Ricardo Evangelista

110kg:
1: Luiz Panza
2: Jose Junior
3: Mahamed Aly

Female Black-Brown Belt

55kg:
1: Talita Alencar
2: Patricia Fontes
3: Rita Gribben

62kg:
1: Maxine Thylin
2: Tammi Musumeci
3: Heather Raftery

70kg:
1: Luiza MOnteiro
2: Jessica Trinidade
3: Catherine Perret

90kg:
1: Nathiely Jesus
2: Tara White
3: Theresa Grace

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