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Australian BJJ ranking insights

How gyms compete, plus athletes whose own recent record improved. The wins board still favours volume.

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A read on how gyms compete, plus athletes compared with their own earlier results. Rankings by wins still favour volume.

Athletes who turned it around

Compared with their own earlier record, not against the rest of the field. A run against one opponent does not count. This is not a rating.

Turnaround

Axel Pyers

Grey

1-7 then 8-0

Went from 1-7 to 8-0 across the last 16 recorded matches.

Win streak

Angus Maybury

Grey

12 in a row

Won the last 12 recorded matches after earlier losses.

Rematch reversals

Juana Adan

Grey

34 rematch wins

Beat 34 opponents they had previously lost to.

Climbing at belt

Kane Hay

Blue

0-6 then 6-0

Started 0-6 at this belt, then went 6-0 in the next 6 recorded matches.

Always competing

DRAIG BELLA VISTA

75% · 554 fights

Win rate among gyms that keep entering. Most of the roster has to fight. A quiet room does not take this one.

How they win

Finish the fight, or take it to the scoreboard.

They finish the fight

Evolution BJJ

94% by sub

Share of recorded wins that end by submission, not points, not a judges’ call.

They take it to the scoreboard

Martial Arts Spirit

79% on points

Highest share of wins recorded as points or a decision. Match scores are not published, so this is how the fight ended.

Full boards: Australian BJJ gym rankings and Australian BJJ rankings.

How they show up

Who brings a team, and who hunts every time they travel.

Biggest team on the day

The Jiu-Jitsu Studio Darwin

22.5 per event

Average athletes from this gym with a recorded match at each event they enter.

Most submissions each trip

Extreme Mixed Martial Arts Chadstone

12.2 subs / event

Submissions divided by events entered. Mid-size rooms only, so the giants do not take this one by default.

Also on the board

The volume and the percentage still matter.

Sharpest win rate

Kumite Jiu Jitsu

77% · 766 fights

Most recorded wins

Australian Elite Team

1980 wins