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Australian BJJ rankings

Recorded wins from Brazilian jiu-jitsu and grappling events held in Australia. Filter by belt, state, gi or no-gi, kids or adults. Sorted by wins, not medals. Not an official ranking, and still incomplete.

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Mat ScoreMost winsBy bracketSubmissions
When
Last 12 monthsAll-time
Who
AdultsKids
Events in
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Gender
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Adults, Blue, all-time. Sorted by Mat Score (best six events).

Adult leader

Adam Ramadi

40 wins

Most recorded wins in the current filters

Highest win rate

Emile Pancirov

100% · 23–0

Best percentage with more than 5 wins

Most golds

Siobhan Kehoe

12 golds

First-place finishes on record

Most submissions

#AthleteBeltGymRecordMat Score
826Isaac Herodotou
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–2
BlueTeam Perosh MMAW3L2
827Jackson Arnold
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–2
BlueGrapple FactoryW

About Australian BJJ rankings

How are Australian BJJ rankings counted?
Mat Score is the default: win +10, submission +2, best six events. Walkovers and byes do not add points. Medals are not counted. All-time unless you filter to last 12 months. Losses do not subtract. Most wins and Submissions boards are still available. Australian events Matstories has synced only, still incomplete.
What is Mat Score?
A transparent points total for recorded competitive performance, not absolute ability. Every point links back to a match. People with fewer than five recorded matches are marked Provisional.
How are Australian BJJ gym rankings counted?
Win rate is the default, weighted so a long record beats a short streak. Gyms need at least 50 recorded fights to appear. Most wins, athletes per event, and finish rate are still there. Split into adults and kids. Credit follows the gym named at the event. Australian events Matstories has synced only, still incomplete.
Is this an official AU BJJ ranking?
No. Federations and local circuits keep their own points lists. Matstories is independent. This is a public record of recorded fights, still incomplete.
What is included?
Gi and no-gi, kids and adults, by belt, state, and federation when Matstories has the event. Other countries are not listed yet.

Musa Ali

28 subs

Wins recorded as a submission

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2
828Jesse McKie
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–2
BlueOne Purpose BJJW3L2
829Rafael Manuel
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–2
BlueELEV8 MMAW3L2
830Roy Tarabine
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–2
BlueHigh RollersW3L2
831Roy Wu
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–2
BlueLions Den AcademyW3L2
832Zac Schefe
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–2
BlueGracie Jiu-jitsu CamiraW3L2
833Richard Phung
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–3
BluePMA Mixed Martial ArtsW3L3
834William Andrade
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–3
BlueSJJA Pascoe ValeW3L3
835Joel Peters
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–4
BlueOpen Mat Jiu JitsuW3L4
836Michael Cooper
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–4
BlueBehan Jiu JitsuW3L4
837Noah D'Ambrosio
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–4
BlueShibusaW3L4
838Joel Mccarron
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–5
BlueT Jiu JitsuW3L5
839Angus Sharpe
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–5
BlueElement AustraliaW3L5
840Conor McGuinness
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–5
BlueCia Paulista AustraliaW3L5
841Declan Wagschall
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–5
BlueSJJA HornsbyW3L5
842Elias Negem
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–5
BlueBeyond Grappling ClubW3L5
843Jay McIntosh
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–5
BlueWill Machado - Comp TeamW3L5
844Thomas Amone
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–5
BlueCortex MMAW3L5
845Daniel Gall
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–6
BlueCMBT Training CentreW3L6
846Daniel Mercurio
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–6
BlueAbsolute MMAW3L6
847Joshua Wallace
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–6
BlueDe Been 100% Jiu JitsuW3L6
848Eva Peneva
Blue32 Mat Score · 3–9
BlueAcademy 411W3L9
849Minjae Song
Blue30 Mat Score · 4–1
BlueJohn Donehue Jiu JitsuW4L1
850Paulo Maciel
Blue30 Mat Score · 4–5
BlueShirudo BJJW4L5

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