[Hinch]

Originally Posted by Jesus X

wheres fedor?
hes got some judo titles and sambo.

He's in there somewhere. Someone posted his combat sambo stuff. As that has striking, I neglected it from the first page.

Sorry I've been neglecting this thread guys. I've been real busy drinking Scotch. I'll get back to it I promise.

[Hinch]

So...Yeah...Sorry guys, but I'm done with this. I don't have the time and God forbid it was always an impossible task for one guy.

Unsticky, Foz.

[Fozzy]

Originally Posted by Hinch

So...Yeah...Sorry guys, but I'm done with this. I don't have the time and God forbid it was always an impossible task for one guy.

Unsticky, Foz.

NOoOOOOOOooooooOOO

~Foz

[Hinch]

Your belt is probably the scariest and most arousing thing of all time ever.

Still, not changed my mind. I was updating three of these threads at one point, and it sort of drained my lust to keep it going. There's a lot of stuff covered, so people can use it for resource.

[Hinch]

Kyra Gracie updated.

SHut up.

[bma44]

Some other random info for this thread, a list of guys who have done MMA and who medalled in the Olympics:

1984 - Mark Schultz (United States), gold medal, freestyle wrestling, 181 pounds
1988 - Kenny Monday (United States), gold medal, freestyle wrestling, 163 pounds
1988 - Ben Spijkers (Netherlands), bronze medal, judo, 190 pounds
1992 - Kenny Monday (United States), silver medal, freestyle wrestling, 163 pounds
1992 - Kevin Jackson (United States), gold medal, freestyle wrestling, 181 pounds
1992 - Naoya Ogawa (Japan), silver medal, judo, superheavyweight
1992 - Hidehiko Yoshida (Japan), gold medal, judo, 172 pounds
1996 - Townsend Saunders (United States), silver medal, freestyle wrestling, 150 pounds
1996 - Siamak Ghaffari aka Matt Ghaffari (United States), silver medal, Greco-Roman wrestling, superheavyweight
1996 - Dennis Hall (United States), silver medal, Greco-Roman wrestling, 126 pounds
1996 - Eldar Kurtanidze (Georgia), bronze medal, freestyle wrestling, 198 pounds
1996 - Aleksei Medvedev (Belarus), silver medal, freestyle wrestling, superheavyweight
1996 – Pawel Nastula (Poland), gold medal, judo, 220 pounds
1996 - Kim Min-soo (South Korea), silver medal, judo, 220 pounds
2000 - Matt Lindland (United States), silver medal, Greco-Roman wrestling, 168 pounds
2000 - Katsuhiko Nagata (Japan), silver medal, Greco-Roman wrestling, 152 pounds
2000 - Jung Bu-Kyung (South Korea), silver medal, judo, 132 pounds
2000 - Makoto Takimoto (Japan), gold medal, judo, 180 pounds
2000 - Eldar Kurtanidze (Georgia), bronze medal, freestyle wrestling, 213 pounds
2000 - Rulon Gardner (United States), gold medal, Greco-Roman wrestling, superheavyweight
2004 - Rulon Gardner (United States), bronze medal, Greco-Roman wrestling, superheavyweight
2004 - Karam Gaber Ibrahim (Egypt), gold medal, Greco-Roman wrestling, 211 pounds
2004 - Istavan Majoros (Hungary), gold medal, Greco-Roman wrestling, 121 pounds

[Hinch]

Excellent addition. It reminds me that I have bunch fo stuff in Kakutougi I need to transfer over.

(Bear in mind I have still not finished it.)

Originally Posted by Hinch

Mundials

Absolute (Openweight):

1996: Amauri Biteti
1997: Amauri Biteti (2)
1998: Mario Sperry.
1999: Rodrigo Madeiros
2000: Rodrigo Madeiros (2)
2001: Fernando Pontes
2002: Marcio "Pé de Pano" Cruz
2003: Marcio "Pé de Pano" Cruz (2) (Runner up: Roger Gracie.)
2004: Ronaldo “Jacare” De Souza (Runner up: Roger Gracie.)
2005: Ronaldo “Jacare” De Souza (2) (Runner up: Roger Gracie.)
2006: Alexandre Ribeiro (Runner up: Roger Gracie.)
2007: Roger Gracie (Runner up: Romulo Barral.)
2008: Alexandre Ribeiro (2) (Runner up: Roger Gracie.)

Super Super Heavy (Pesadissimo):

1996: Mario Sperry
1997: Luiz Guilerme
1998: Andre Mendes
1999: Roberto Traven
2000: Leonardo Leite
2001: Marcio Corleta
2002: Marcio "Pé de Pano" Cruz
2003: Fabricio Werdum
2004: Fabrício Werdum (2)
2005: Francisco Fernandes
2006: Gabriel Gonzaga
2007: Rafael Lovato
2008: Antonio Braga Neto (Runner up: Rafael Lovato.)

Super Heavy (Super-Pesado):

1996: Ricardo Liborio
1997: Mario Sperry
1998: Roberto Magalhaes
1999: Leonardo Leite
2000: Saulo Ribeiro
2001: Fernando Marques
2002: Gabriel Vella
2003: Eric Wanderley
2004: Roger Gracie
2005: Roger Gracie (2) (Runner up: Alexandre Ribeiro.)
2006: Roger Gracie (3)
2007: Roger Gracie (4)
2008: Roger Gracie (5)

Heavy (Pesado):

1996: Fabio Gurgel
1997: Fabio Gurgel (2)
1998: Saulo Ribeiro
1999: Murilo Bustamante
2000: Fabio Gurgel (3)
2001: Fabio Gurgel (4)
2002: Fabio Leopoldo
2003: Jefferson Moura
2004: Alexandre Ribeiro
2005: Robert Drysdale
2006: Alexandre Ribeiro (2)
2007: Alexandre Ribeiro (3)
2008: Alexandre Ribeiro (4)

Medium-Heavy (Meio-Pesado):

1996: Roberto Magalhães
1997: Roberto Magalhães (2)
1998: Rafael Correa
1999: Saulo Ribeiro
2000: Roberto Magalhães (3)
2001: Fernando Pontes
2002: Saulo Ribeiro (2)
2003: Cassio Werneck
2004: Bráulio Estima (Runner up: Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza.)
2005: Ronaldo “Jacare” De Souza
2006: Bráulio Estima (2)
2007: Romulo Barral
2008: André Galvão

Middle (Medio):

1996: Roberto Correa
1997: José Marcelo
1998: Fernando Vasconcelos
1999: Alexandre Paiva
2000: Fernando Terere
2001: Vitor "Shaolin" Ribeiro
2002: Delson Heleno
2003: Fernando Augusto
2004: Marcelo Garcia
2005: Andre Galvão
2006: Marcelo Garcia (2)
2007: Lucas Leite
2008: Sergio Morais

Light (Leve):

1996: Paulo Barroso
1997: Marcio Feitosa
1998: Leonardo "Leozinho" Viera
1999: Vitor "Shaolin" Ribeiro
2000: Vitor "Shaolin" Ribeiro (2)
2001: Marcio Feitosa (2)
2002: Marcio Feitosa (3)
2003: Daniel Moraes
2004: Daniel Moraes (2)
2005: Celso Vinicius
2006: Celso Vinicius (2)
2007: Lucas Lepri
2008: Celso Vinicius (3)

ADCC

Superfight Title (Openweight):

2001: Mark Kerr. (Defeated Mario Sperry.)
2003: Ricardo Arona (Defeated Mark Kerr, Stripped when unable to defend in '05.)
2005: Dean Lister (Defeated J.J. Machado. Stripped when unable to defend in '07.)
2007: Roger Gracie (defeated Jon Olav Einemo.)

Absolute (Openweight):

1998: Mario Sperry
1999: Roberto Traven
2000: Mark Kerr
2001: Ricardo Arona
2003: Dean Lister
2005: Roger Gracie (Runner up: Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza.)
2007: Robert Drysdale (Runner up: Marcelo Garcia.)

99kg+:

1998: Sean Alverez
1999: Mark Kerr
2000: Mark Kerr (2)
2001: Mark Robinson
2003: Marcio "Pé de Pano" Cruz
2005: Jeff Monson
2007: Fabricio Werdum

88-98kg:

1998: Mario Sperry
1999: Jeff Monson
2000: Ricardo Arona
2001: Ricardo Arona (2)
2003: John Olav Einemo
2005: Roger Gracie
2007: Xande Ribeiro

77-87kg:

1998: Rodrigo Gracie
1999: Kareem Barkalev
2000: Saulo Ribeiro
2001: Kikuta Sanae
2003: Saulo Ribeiro (2) (Runner up: Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza.)
2005: Ronaldo "Jacaré" Souza (Runner up: Damien Maia.)
2007: Damien Maia

66-76kg:

1998: Renzo Gracie
1999: Jean Jacques Machado
2000: Renzo Gracie (2)
2001: Marcio Feitosa Souza
2003: Marcelo Garcia
2005: Marcelo Garcia (2)
2007: Marcelo Garcia (3)

-65kg:

1998: Alexandre "Soca" De Freitas
1999: Royler Gracie
2000: Royler Gracie (2)
2001: Royler Gracie (3)
2003: Leonardo "Leozinho" Viera
2005: Leonardo "Leozinho" Viera (2)
2007: Rahi Yahya

Female Absolute (Openweight):

2007: Hannette Staack

Female -55kg:

2007: Sayaka Shioda

Female 56-59kg:

2007: Kyra Gracie

Female 60-67kg:

2007: Hannette Staack

Female 67kg+:

2007: Penny Thomas

Female -65kg: (No longer used)

2005: Kyra Gracie

Female 65kg+: (No longer used)

2005: Juliana Borges

[Terere]

all mundial black belt champs

[Hinch]

Damn...That sure put my effort to shame.

Cheers Terere.

[Hinch]

In honour of the lastest "hotz wimminz" to be the centre of the grappling world's attention, and because it's easy to do an update when you puil it off OTM, I present:

Gazzy Parman(Courtesy of OTMWiki.):

Name: Ghazaleh “Gazzy” Parman
Weight: 130 lbs.
Height: 5’6"
Date of Birth: September 3rd, 1977
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada USA
Website: Gazzy Parman
Martial Arts: Brazilian Jiu Jitsu /Submission Grappling Specialist and World Champion, experienced in Wrestling, Judo, Karate, Boxing, and Muay Thai.


Gazzy Parman Jiu-Jitsu and Competition Highlights:

2006 - Promoted to Black Belt on December 7, 2006 by John Lewis, becoming the first female member of the legendary Nova União.
2006 - Grapplers Quest Women’s Pro Division Invitational: Second place finisher
2005 - Abu Dhabi World Submission Wrestling Championships Invitee ranked 4th in the World
2004 - Grapplers Quest West VI Gracie vs. Laimon: Submission Grappling Absolute Champion
2003 - Desert Quest Arizona State Champion
2003 - Copa Pacifica Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Gold Medalist
2003 - Abu Dhabi/U.S.A. Trials Submission Wrestling Tournament Champion
2002 - Grapplers Quest West III Submission Grappling Absolute (Open Weight) Champion
2002 - Grapplers Quest West III Submission Grappling Lightweight Champion
2002 - Grapplers Quest West III and TapOut Overall Most Technical Fighter Award
2002 - Las Vegas Grappling Tournament Championship
2002 - Desert Quest Superfight Champion
2002 - Grapplers Quest West II: Viva Las Vegas Submission Grappling Lightweight Champion
2001 - California State Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Champion
2001 - Machado International Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Tournament Champion
2000 - Pan American Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Champion
1999 - Voted Best American Female in her weight class by Judo Journal
1999 - United States Gracie Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Open 1st Place Champion
1999 - Machado International Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Tournament Champion
1999 - 7th Annual Joe Moreira International Tournament Champion
1999 - California State Women’s Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Champion
1998 - Machado International Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Tournament Champion
1998 - 6th Annual Joe Moreira International Tournament Champion

Notables:

- Competed in both the 1999 & 2000 World Championships of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.
- 2000-2003 Grapplers Quest #1 Rated Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Children’s Instructor and Team Coach.
- 2003–Present: Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Charity Seminar Series to Increase Awareness for “Commotio Cordis” (induced cardiac arrest that requires defibrillation within three minutes of trauma) benefiting The Nader Parman II Fund.