It happened. You’re reading about one of those rare moments in BJJ that makes you pause the replay, rewind, and nod in disbelief. Canadian BJJ black belt Ethan Major scored 106–0, submitted his opponent, then capped the tournament with a final match of 113 points. According to the person who filmed the contest, when asked how one even reaches a 100:0 score, Major didn’t talk: he showed us how it’s done.
The Match
The scene: Adult Black Belt division, tournament governed by a system akin to IBJJF/Smoothcomp-style scoring. Major methodically attacked, scored relentlessly, never relinquished control, and punctuated his domination with a submission. The scoreboard ended 106-0. Then, in the final, he pressed the offense again and finished with 113 points. There is a claim on YouTube that Mathias Luna scored 102-0 in a “Official Jiu Jitsu Federation” match. If verified, this stands as possibly the highest official score ever recorded in Jiu-Jitsu history, and one of the biggest worldwide under standardized rules.
Onlookers: stunned. The camera-person: wide-eyed. Filmmaker’s quote:
“106:0, now I can say I’ve been there and I saw it 🤩 … By the way nice submission in the end 😉 🤙🏼”
Why it matters
Score aside, the dominance is total. In high-level BJJ, seeing scores roll past 20-0 is rare; 100-0 plus changes the scale.
It sets a new benchmark. If this result is validated, it shifts discussions about what “blowout victory” means in competitive grappling.
Inspirational and intimidating. For budding black belts, this is the kind of performance you watch and think: “That’s what ceiling-shattering looks like.”
League credibility. A big win like this under IBJJF/Smoothcomp-style rules amplifies the legitimacy of both athlete and venue.
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