Berkut fight club made another Brazilian Jiu-jitsu tournament. This time the arena was the island of “Grozny Sea”. A big tent was made specially for this event accommodated 4 mat areas, and three of them were used for fights.
The participants mostly were athletes from Chechnya and from other republics as well.
The results will be released soon.
Watch a great highlight of the event:
The Berkut BJJ invitational is putting together an amazing card with 10 elite (black belt) level submission only matches. The event will be held in Moscow, Russia on August 13th in Grozny, Chechnya.
BERKUT BJJ 3 card:
Black belts
Main event Romulo Barral vs Yuri Simoes
Co main event Felipe Pena vs Jackson Sousa
Michael Langhi vs Edwin Najmi
Magid Hage vs Clark Gracie
Gabriel Arges vs Lucas Leite
Abdurakhman Bilarov vs Erberth Santos
Yusup Saadulaev vs Caio Terra
Marat Gafurov vs AJ Agazarm
Daud Adaev vs Samir Chantre
Muhammad Kerimov vs Mahamed Aly
Brown / purple belts
Russia vs World
Khasan Betelgiriev vs Gutemberg Pereira
Muhammad Abdulkadyrov vs Isaque Bahiense
Ayub Magomadov vs Tommy Langaker
Ali Magomedov vs Servio Tulio
Abdulbari Guseynov vs Vegard Randeberg
Abdulla Isaev vs Jimmy Freidrich
Adlan Djabrailov vs Henrique Silva
Abubakar Khadaev vs Guthierry Barbosa
Beslan Garuev vs Hussein Abbas-Zade
Blue belts
Magomed Ansarov vs Pedro Serrano
Talib Bataev vs Andy Murasaki
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