[Terere]

http://www.ibjjf.org/results/1999mundial.htm

It's mispelled as Bspenn

[UrbanSavage]

Originally Posted by --Hinch--

Ricardo Almeida:

ADCC World Submission Wrestling Championships

ADCC 2001
88-98kg: 2nd place
Openweight: 4th place

ADCC 2000
Openweight: 3rd place

CBJJ Pan American Championships

1999
Brown Belt pesado: 1st Place

CBJJ Brazilian Championships

1997
Brown Belt Pesado: 1st Place

1996
Purple Belt Médio: 1st Place
Purple Belt Open Weight: 3rd Place


Kevin Randleman:

Collegiate Results
NCAA Division I Collegiate Championships

1993
177 lbs: 1st place

1992
177 lbs: 1st place

1991
167 lbs: 2nd place

Wow, Randleman was wrestling at 177, he definetely could've fought at 185 after leaving wrestling. He'd be a monster at 185, probably could never make that weight now, though.

[Hinch]

Originally Posted by Terere

http://www.ibjjf.org/results/1999mundial.htm

It's mispelled as Bspenn

Ahh, I thought about that one, but didn't want to take the risk. Thanks for xlarifying man.

EDIT: Although, it's a weight class above. I'll look into it before committing to putting it on.

[grouch]

Hinch you should also start a thread for Striking Credentials also... I know many people always asking for striking backgrounds....

[Hinch]

Originally Posted by grouch

Hinch you should also start a thread for Striking Credentials also... I know many people always asking for striking backgrounds....

I thoguht about it, but man, that'd take way too much time on top of this one.

Once I've got this one at a dacent size, I'll look into it.

[machadojj]

Originally Posted by --Hinch--

Hmm...There was a poster a long time ago (while I was having my usual "Nog's BJJ ain't that great compared to the elite grapplers, and it'd suck in MMA if he didn't have a superhuman chin" argument when someone pulled out evidence of a Nog Mundial win. I'm beginning to think they confused him with a 160 lber called Antonio Rogerio. I need to check further when I have time. The fact Minotauro.net doesn't mention it is good enough for me though.

Nog did lose to Roleta (who was mundials champ after beating him) in a very close fight. Roleta was a monster back then. I believe Roleta was the first guy to hand Walid a loss in official black belt fights (which was at the mundials as well)

[peytonlucy]

Fred Ettish?

[randomguy]

good info, good looks

[Hinch]

Originally Posted by machadojj

Nog did lose to Roleta (who was mundials champ after beating him) in a very close fight. Roleta was a monster back then. I believe Roleta was the first guy to hand Walid a loss in official black belt fights (which was at the mundials as well)

Sadly, that wasn't it. The guy had confused two names. Considering the different variations back then though, not hard to do.

EDIT: And Wallid doesn't "lose," he just let's his opponent "not lose."

[peytonlucy]

Dan Severn:
Royce taught me the triangle.
Ken taught me the guillotine.
Mark taught me the neck crank.
Dan Severn's on the job apprenticeship.