One of the best & most prestigious BJJ competitions in the region: The Serbian Open BJJ Championship will be held in Belgrade on the 19th of October! It is organised by the BJJ federation of Serbia. Open to all teams from all countries.
Tournament date:
Saturday, October 19th 2013 – 10:00 AM
Place:
SC Šumice, Ustanička 125, Belgrade, Serbia
Registration fee:
30€ (Payments on competition day from 09:00 AM to 10:00 AM)
Register here (In English), Register here (In Serbian)
Divisions – male
Beginner – White belts (5 minutes)
Intermediate – Blue belts (6 minutes)
Advanced – Purple, Brown and Black belts (8 minutes)
Weight classes – male
-64.0, -70.0, -76.0, -82.3, -88.3, -94.3, -100.5, +100.5 (kg)
Absolute class
Female divisions will be all belts together (6 minutes fights).
Weight classes – female
-60.0, +60.0 (kg)
Absolute class
Weigh ins
Before his first fight, the competitor will check his weight with the GI on
If the competitor does not make his weight, they will be immediately disqualified, without refund
Competition rules:
Official IBJJF rules
Male beginner – official IBJJF rules for white belt
Male intermediate – official IBJJF rules for blue belt
Male advanced – official IBJJF rules for brown belt
Female – official IBJJF rules for blue belt
Please submit your applications before October 17th 2013 here (In English)
Please submit your applications before October 17th 2013 here (In Serbian)
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