Russian BJJ blue belt, Alexander Fedotov trains out of Ribeiro Jiu-Jitsu in Moscow. He is a good friend of BJJ Eastern Europe and is a IBJJF Rome Open gold medalist as well as London Open silver medalist.
Alexander Fedotov moved last year to Cuba for work and wanted to continue his BJJ training but didn’t find any academies there. He started his own small BJJ training group and also trains Judo with some members of the Cuban national Judo team (like the first opponent in this video). Cubans are known for their high level in Judo.
Havana, Cuba
To read more about Alexander’s adventures in Russia CLICK HERE.
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