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Originally Posted by bma44
I know Renzo, Royler and many others have had great success that's actually documented, I was just curious if there was anything substatiated about Rickson, other than urban legend and everyone saying how great he was (and I'm not knocking him either, I'm sure he was legit). Thanks.
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Ahh, I thought you were making a subtle poke at him. There's an article from another forum originally of someone pulling a mythbusters type session on Rickson.
As is, I'll add what we have for him, and hopefully more Gracies in the bargain. This thread has too few Gracies, thinking about it.
EDIT: Jeff Monson updated, plus additions below.
Kyra Gracie:
ADCC World Submission Wrestling Championships
ADCC 2007
-60kg: 1st Place
ADCC 2005
-60kg: 1st Place
CBJJ World Championships
2008
Brown & Black Belt Light: 1st Place
Brown & Black Belt Absolute: 1st Place
2006
Brown & Black Belt Light: 1st Place
2004
Purple, Brown & Black Belt Pena: 2nd Place
CBJJ Pan American Championships
2007
Purple. Brown & Black Belt Light: 1st Place
2005
Purple. Brown & Black Belt Feather: 1st Place
2003
Purple. Brown & Black Belt Super Feather: 1st Place
2002
Blue Belt Leve: 1st Place
2001
Blue Belt Leve: 1st Place
CBJJ Brazilian Championships
2008
Black Belt Lightweight: 1st Place
Black Belt Absolute: 2nd Place
2004
Purple Belt Pena: 1st Place
2001
Kids 16 year Blue Belt Leve: 1st Place
2000
"Blue Feminine 16 Years - Youthful" Pena: 1st Place
1998
Yellow Band - 13 Years Feminine Leve: 1st Place
CBJJ Rio State Championships
2008
Brown & Black Belt Light: 1st Place
CBJJ Asian Championships
2006
Brown & Black Belt Light: 1st Place
Misc.
5x New York State BJJ Champion (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002)
2008 Lightweight Rio State International Open champion.
2008 Absolute Rio State International Open champion.
Royler Gracie:
ADCC World Submission Wrestling Championships
ADCC 2001
0 - 65kg: 1st place
ADCC 2000
0-65kg: 1st place
ADCC 1999
0-65kg: 1st Place
Record of opponents:
Won: Juan Valles (sub), Joao Roque (pts), Melchor Manibusan (pts), Alexandre Carneiro (sub), Barett Yoshida (pts), Jiro Wakabayashi (pts), Anthony Hamlett (pts), Alexandre Soca (pts), Martin Brown (sub), Mike Cardoso (sub), Robson Moura Fonseca (pts), Barett Yoshida (pts), Charles Pearson (pts)
Lost: Eddie Bravo (sub)
CBJJ World Championships
1999
Black Belt Pena: 1st Place
1998
Black Belt Pena: 1st Place
1997
Black Belt Pena: 1st Place
Black Belt Absolute: 3rd Place
1996
Black Belt Pena: 1st Place
CBJJ Pan American Championships
1999
Black Belt Pena: 1st Place
1997
Black Belt Pena: 1st Place