The 2014 Pan Jiu-Jitsu Championship will take place between 12th and 16th of March in Irvine California.
The event will be available by live streaming on the the IBJJF website .
Click here to register for the biggest BJJ tournament in the world.
The Pan will have its usual share of BJJ legends in the masters division, such as Fabio Leopoldo or Renato Babalu Sobral.
The black belt adult division as always will be what all will be focused on.
In the adult male, there are many confirmed beasts.
Jackson Sousa
At rooster, Felipe Costa (Brasa) and Koji Shibamoto (Tri-Force BJJ) are confirmed.
Among the lightweights, Michael Langhi (Alliance), JT Torres (Atos), Francisco Sinistro (Alliance) and Rafael Henrique (Gordo) are sure t bring the action.
At middle weight, Otavio Sousa (GB), DJ Jackson (Lloyd Irvin), Victor Estima (GB), Victor Silverio (GFTeam) and Tanner Rice (Alliance).
At Heavyweight, Jackson Sousa (Checkmat), Tarcisio Jardim (Checkmate), Arnaldo Maidana (Barbosa) and Fabiano Leite (Alliance).
Mackenzie Dern
At the black belt womens, the Pan will mark the return of Mackenzie Dern, recovered from a knee surgery and ready to win another medal. She will have tough competition from Bia Mesquita.
The heavyweight Talita Treta is another fighter confirmed.
More stars are still waiting to confirm their presence. Watch this space.
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