
Organized by Grappling Industries
Tampa hosts Grappling Industries on November 1, 2026, a no-gi submission grappling tournament with divisions for all belts and weight classes. The event is part of Grappling Industries' national no-gi tour.
Grappling Industries' Tampa stop is a no-gi-focused edition of the promotion's national circuit, running its own IBJJF-style points and advantages system across weight classes for every age group and experience level. As with all Grappling Industries events, the format is built around round-robin-friendly brackets designed to give competitors more mat time. The tournament takes place November 1, 2026, in Tampa, FL, open to all ages and skill levels. Registration is online-only through Grappling Industries' Smoothcomp page and closes four days before the event; spectators can pay at the door on event day.
Registration deadline: October 28, 2026
Grappling Industries is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and submission-wrestling tournament organizer founded in 2011 in Montreal, Canada, by David Aguzzi. It's built around a proprietary Round Robin format that guarantees competitors multiple matches per division instead of single-elimination brackets, and now runs 200+ gi and no-gi events a year across North America, Latin America, the UK, Europe, Australia, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.
Grappling Industries is best known for its round robin format: instead of single elimination, competitors in a division face multiple opponents — at least two matches guaranteed in the smallest divisions and typically four or more as divisions grow, with larger divisions splitting into pools that feed semifinals and finals. Placement comes from win-loss record, and a submission win carries extra weight in the standings, so finishing matches matters more than squeaking by on points.
Within each match, scoring follows IBJJF-based rules — the familiar positional point values and advantages apply. Events run both gi and no-gi divisions on the same day for kids and adults, which combined with the guaranteed-matches format makes these events popular for competitors who want mat time, not a one-loss exit.
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