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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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White adults, last 12 months. Sorted by recorded wins.

Adult leader

Charlie Watts

41 wins

Most recorded wins in the current filters

Highest win rate

Bronte Smoothy

100% · 16–0

Best percentage with more than 5 wins

Most golds

Aaron Delaney

18 golds

First-place finishes on record

Most matches

Arya Vaghela

#AthleteBeltGymGSBRecordWins
1101Corey Young
White0G 1S 0B
Whiteshindo new breed-1-W4L64
1102Jackson Minto
White0G 2S 2B
WhiteUnison

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.

61 matches

Highest recorded match volume

-22
W4L6
4
1103Jordan Rodrigues
White0G 1S 0B
WhiteM9a Jiu jitsu-1-W4L64
1104Luiz Moraes
White0G 0S 1B
WhiteTraining Grounds--1W4L64
1105Sami Piracha
White0G 1S 0B
WhiteGracie Barra Castle Hill-1-W4L64
1106Rosa Phan
White2G 2S 2B
WhiteOnya Martial Arts222W4L74
1107Brendan Talosu
White1G 2S 2B
WhiteTeam Perosh MMA122W4L74
1108Evan Giannakos
White1G 0S 1B
WhiteElement Australia1-1W4L74
1109Anthony Gregg
White0G 1S 2B
WhiteEQUIPE MESTRE WILSON JIU-JITSU AUSTRALIA-12W4L74
1110Cambeul Sinclair
White0G 2S 1B
WhiteXFC - Australian Top Team-21W4L74
1111Dylan Vegh
White0G 0S 2B
WhiteWill Machado - Comp Team--2W4L74
1112Jayden Hood
White0G 1S 0B
WhiteNorthside Jiu Jitsu-1-W4L74
1113Logan Marwick
White0G 1S 1B
WhiteDCA MMA-11W4L74
1114Danny Keefe
White5G 4S 3B
WhiteSHED 12 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu543W4L84
1115Matthew Doyle
White1G 2S 2B
WhiteCoringa Jiu-Jitsu122W4L84
1116Sohan Karra
White1G 1S 1B
WhiteDOMINANCE111W4L84
1117Ariel Vargas
White0G 0S 1B
WhiteComplete Mixed Martial Arts--1W4L84
1118Callum Humphreys
White0G 0S 1B
WhiteSVZ Jiu-jitsu--1W4L84
1119Michael Finn
White0G 2S 0B
WhiteBrothers Brazilian Jiu Jitsu-2-W4L84
1120Nancy Tsiamis
White0G 2S 0B
WhiteGrappling Education-2-W4L84
1121Owen Chilton
White0G 0S 0B
Whiteshindo new breed---W4L84
1122Wesley Mc Nair
White0G 0S 0B
WhiteComplete Control Martial Arts---W4L84
1123Zac Vallelonga
White0G 4S 3B
WhiteMildura Brazilian Jiu Jitsu-43W4L84
1124Aayush Sharma
White1G 0S 0B
WhiteClube de Lutas1--W4L94
1125Andy Tabbakh
White0G 1S 0B
WhiteTeam Sparta-1-W4L94

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