Posts by Miles Serrano

Musumeci is vacating his UFC BJJ title to focus on MMA training. What he is leaving, what continues, and why the transition matters.

Jaworski and Galvão doubled up, Dorsey worked through a deep bracket, and the team standings told another story in New Jersey.

A California road trip, a wider conversation, a team in Illinois, and Mica Galvao's title chase: four starting points for your next watch.

Gi Worlds, No-Gi Worlds, World Master, and ADCC describe different competitions. Here is how to read the event, division, and result correctly.

Ten world titles at roosterweight made Bruno Malfacine famous. His moves between competition, MMA, and teaching reveal a wider career.

Essential Jiu-Jitsu opened before JT Torres's first ADCC gold. His two-title run offers a different view of the athlete who also teaches.

The long gap between Lucas Lepri's first two world titles tells a richer story than the medal count, from teaching early to building a home in Charlotte.

Plan a visit to Renzo Gracie Academy's Midtown headquarters with the right expectations about classes, instructors, kit, and affiliate locations.

Leandro Lo won eight adult black-belt World titles across four weight divisions and the absolute. The shape of that record rewards a closer look.

Two tournament golds, four superfight wins and a team to run. Andre Galvao's career makes more sense when you separate the jobs.

Follow Carlson Gracie's influence through the competitors he taught, the coaches they became, and the academies carrying the name today.

Meet the founders and teaching structure behind Alliance Jiu-Jitsu, and learn how its competition identity connects to an ordinary student's class.

Eddie Bravo's no-gi system has recognizable positions and a global network. Here is how to understand the training before choosing a local school.

Saulo Ribeiro won across weight classes and rulesets. His longer contribution asks how a champion's knowledge becomes something another person can learn.

Two ADCC titles explain part of Leo Vieira's influence. The rest involves teaching, Checkmat, and the move from winning matches to shaping the sport.

Braulio Estima's 2009 ADCC double gold was more than a medal count. Two brackets show the different problems a complete tournament run has to solve.

Romulo Barral's career connects elite gi guard work, an ADCC title, and academy life. The interesting part is how those achievements differ.

Robert Drysdale won world titles in the gi and at ADCC. His books and interviews open a different question: how did jiu-jitsu become this sport?

Keenan Cornelius's lapel experiments made his reputation. His ADCC medals, instructionals, and San Diego academy tell a wider story.

Ryan Hall's ADCC medal, TUF title, and Penn submission reveal more than a signature move: the challenge of reaching it against resistance.

Jeff Glover beyond the highlight clip: ADCC results, deep-half teaching, Glover’s Travels, and the competitive work behind the unusual positions.

Three adult world titles in three weight classes, plus the wider competition and teaching work behind Claudia do Val’s record.

Victor Hugo’s 2019 brown-belt double began a distinct chapter: no-gi gold, a Worlds comeback, and a later double at black belt.