Here is the recap of Sunday’s action.
Sunday will be the Semis and Finals, the open weight as well as the superfight between Cyborg and Andre Galvao.
Make sure to support the sport and get the BudoVideos’ online stream of the event.
Also check out Day 1’s Recap
Day 2:
Male -66kg
Semis
Ruben Charles vs Augusto Mendes (Ruben Charles by ref decision)
Geo Martinez vs Bruno Frazzato (Frazzato via points)
Finals
Rubens Charles vs. Bruno Frazzato (Ruben Charles by points)
Bronze medal match
Augusto Mendes vs Geo Martinez (Augusto Mendes by submission)
Male -77kg
Semis
Otavio Souza vs Lucas Lepri (Lucas Lepri by points)
Gilbert Burns vs Davi Ramos (Davi Ramos by rear naked choke)
Final
Lucas Lepri vs Davi Ramos (Davi Ramos by armbar)
Bronze medal match
Otavio Souza vs Gilbert Burns (Gilbert Burns on points)
Male -88kg
Semis
Romulo Barral vs Yuri Simoes (Simoes by points)
Keenan Cornelius vs Rustam Chsiev (Cornelius by referee decision)
Final
Yuri Simoes vs Keenan Cornelius (Yuri Simoes on points)
Bronze medal match
Romulo Barral vs Rustam Chsiev (Rustam Chsiev by referee decision)
Male -99kg
Semis
Joao Assis vs Felipe Pena (Pena by points)
Alexandre Ribeiro vs Rodolfo Vieira (Rodolfo Vieira by points)
Final
Felipe Pena vs Rodolfo Vieira (Rodolfo Vieira by referee decision)
Bronze medal match
Joao Assis vs Alexandre Ribeiro (Joao Assis- Ribeiro injured)
Male +99kg
Semis
Orlando Sanchez vs Vinny Magalhaes (Sanchez by ref decision)
Jared Dopp vs Joao Rocha (Jared Dopp)
Final
Orlando Sanchez vs Jared Dopp (Orlando Sanchez by referee decision)
Bronze medal match
Vinny Magalhaes vs Joao Rocha (Magalhaes by heelhook)
Female +60kg
Semis
Gabi Garcia vs Jessica Oliveira (Oliveira by referee decision)
Ana Laura Cordeiro vs Amanda Santana (Cordeiro by points)
Final
Jessica Oliveira vs Ana Laura Cordeiro (Cordeiro by points)
Gabi Garcia vs Amanda Santana (Garcia by referee decision)
Female -60kg
Semis
Michelle Nicolini vs Tammi Musumeci (Nicolini)
Mackenzie Dern vs Beatriz Mesquita (Dern by points)
Final
Michelle Nicolini vs Mackenzie Dern (Mackenzie Dern by points)
Bronze medal match
Tammi Musumeci vs Beatriz Mesquita (Musumeci by rear naked choke)
Superfight
Andre Galvao vs Roberto Cyborg Abreu (Galvao on points 6-0)
Open Weight
1rst Bracket:
Vinny Magalhaes vs. Garry Tonon (Magalhaes by penalties)
Claudio Calasans vs. Gabriel Lucas (Claudio Calasans on points)
Dean Lister vs Ricardo Mesquita (Lister by submission)
Yuri Simoes vs. Hideki Sekina (Yuri Simoes)
Claudio Calasans vs Vinny Magalhaes (Calasans by referee decision)
Yuri Simoes vs Dean Lister via points (Simoes on points)
Claudio Calasans vs Yuri Simoes (Calasans by referee decision)
2nd bracket:
Rodolfo Vieira vs. Benson Henderson (Rodolfo Vieira by submissio- kimura)
Rafael Lovato vs. Abdul Kadrov Magomed (Lovato on points)
Joao Rocha vs. AJ Agazarm
Romulo Barral vs. Vagner Rocha (Vagner Rocha on points)
Rodolfo Vieira vs Rafael Lovato (Vieira on points)
Joao Rocha vs. Vagner Rocha (Joao Rocha by points)
Joao Rocha vs Rodolfo Vieira via points (Rocha by points)
Final
Claudio Calasans vs Joao Rocha
Claudio Calasans defeats Joao Rocha 0-0 (3-2 on penalties) to win the 2015 open weight gold medal. he will face team mate Andre Galvao in the 2017 ADCC superfight!
3rd place
Rodolfo Vieira vs Yuri Simoes (Rodolfo Vieira- Simoes injured)
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