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Full Results: Combat Jiu-Jitsu Worlds – The Middleweights

Full Results: Combat Jiu-Jitsu Worlds – The Middleweights

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu fans aren’t lacking anything this year. The last few months were especially ripe with grappling competitions, with the latest being held over the past Sunday; “Combat Jiu-Jitsu Worlds – The Middleweights”.

As you may recall, Combat Jiu-Jitsu is a breed in and of its own. It allows for open palm strikes while the match is happening on the mats. Additionally, there are no judges and no points being awarded, with the fight ending only by submission or by TKO. If the match isn’t finished after 10 minutes, the athletes then enter the EBI overtime ruleset.

Here are the full results of this Combat Jiu-Jitsu tournament.

 

ROUND 1

Felipe Fogolin defeats Ivan Leyva (via Japanese Neck Tie)

Ben Dyson defeats Rodrigo Rafael (via Triangle Choke)

Mikey Gonzalez defeats Carl Boudro (via TKO)

Matt Secor defeats Adrian Nez (via TKO)

Kyle Chambers defeats Eduardo Nava (via Heel Hook)

Calon Sabino defeats Victor Rodríguez (via Armbar in overtime)

Ryan Aitken defeats Nick Greene (via Heel Hook)

Hunter Colvin defeats Jorge Tax (via Arm Triangle)

 

ROUND 2 – QUARTERFINALS

Ben Dyson defeats Felipe Fogolin (via Armbar)

Derek Rayfield defeats Matt Secor (via Escape Time in overtime) (Rayfield replaced Mikey Gonzalez, as Gonzalez was unable to fight due to an eye poke)

Kyle Chambers defeats Calon Sabino (via Armbar in overtime)

Ryan Aitken defeats Hunter Colvin (via Rear Naked Choke in overtime)

 

ROUND 3 – SEMIFINALS

Derek Rayfield defeats Ben Dyson (via Armbar in overtime)

Ryan Aitken defeats Kyle Chambers (via Escape Time in overtime)

 

ROUND 4 – FINAL MATCH

Ryan Aitken defeats Derek Rayfield (via Rear Naked Choke in overtime)