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Tammi & Mikey Musumeci Leaving ATOS / AoJ

Tammi & Mikey Musumeci Leaving ATOS / AoJ

 

Tammi and Mikey Musumeci decided to leave Atos / Art of Jiu – Jitsu team and look for a new home elsewhere.

They’ve just announced they’re joining up with Caio Terra Association.

They broke the exciting news during a facebook live Q&A hosted on their facebook page.

 

 

Musameci siblings are the latest in the line of team exits. Gianni Grippo left Marcelo Garcia previously, JT Torres is forming his own ATOS wing and Vinny Magalhaes started his own team just recently

The super talented siblings are fresh of another victory at American Nationals!

 

They talked with FloGrappling about changing teams. Here’s what they said:

“We have known Caio Terra and his team for a while now and feel that we are most similar in our beliefs, personality, intentions, and goals. We just feel that it is a good fit for us as athletes and people.

We have nothing against any other teams and did not leave any other teams for any specific reason. We really appreciate all that they have done for us and really like them as people and want to continue to be friends with all of them. We just feel that CTA is the right team at this time.

We have recently moved to Henderson, Nevada, which is a suburb of Las Vegas with our family. We will continue to train and live there while splitting our time also at CTA for training camps and other training endeavors. We feel that this is the best decision for our individual goals and look forward to the future. “

 

 

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