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BJJ Legend Gabi Garcia Set For MMA Return In April 2024

BJJ Legend Gabi Garcia Set For MMA Return In April 2024

Jiu-Jitsu legend Gabi Garcia is making a comeback to MMA on April 25 in Sao Paulo, Brazil!
It will be for a rematch with Barbara Nepomuceno – with news having been confirmed by Centurion FC officials to MMA Fighting.

Garcia (6-0, 1 no contest) last fought in MMA in December 2018, defeating Nepomuceno with an Americana in under three minutes at RIZIN 14.
The heavyweight grappler has had her entire MMA career in Asia, winning all six fights by stoppages.

Centurion FC CEO Roberto Gallo said:

Centurion FC is making a strong comeback.
Having Gabi Garcia is a privilege that reflects Centurion FC’s direction.

Garcia returned to grappling competitions in 2019, making history at ADCC by winning her fourth gold medal.
The 38-year-old Jiu-Jitsu legend also took double gold at the IBJJF Pans that year, winning in her division and the openweight class.

Nepomuceno (0-1), a former WGP Kickboxing champion in Brazil, came back to the ring in late 2022 to win a kickboxing match against Gabriela Mingorance.
In April 2023, Nepomuceno added another victory to her kickboxing record – by defeating Bianca Carvalho via decision.

The event will be streamed live and free on Caze TV on YouTube.
Watch their first match on the video below:

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