2009 World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Cup

2009 World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Cup
LocationUnited Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi, UAE
Dates01 – 02 May 2009[1]

The 2009 World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Cup was the first international Brazilian jiu-jitsu tournament organised by the UAE Jiu-Jitsu Federation (UAEJJF) held in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.[1][2]

Results

Purple, Brown and Black Belts[3]

Medal/Prize 1st place, gold medalist(s) Gold Medal + $7,000 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Silver Medal + $3,000 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Bronze Medal + $1,000
Weight Gold Silver Bronze
-65 kg Brazil Rafael Mendes (BRA) United States Rubens Charles Maciel (USA) United Arab Emirates Tiego Fernandes (UAE)
United States Renato Tavares (USA)
-75 kg Brazil Michael Langhi (BRA) United States Marcelo Garcia (BRA) Brazil Michel Maia (BRA)
Brazil Claudio Calasans (BRA)
-85 kg Brazil Tarsis Humphreys (BRA) United Kingdom Victor Estima (UK) United Arab Emirates Paulo Ricardo Rodrigues (UAE)
Brazil Zumbi Larara (BRA)
-95 kg Brazil Antonio Peinado (BRA) Lebanon Fadi Serhal (LEB) United Kingdom Lúcio Rodrigues (UK)
Brazil Braulio Estima (BRA)
+95 kg Brazil Alexandre De Souza (BRA) Brazil Gabriel Vella (BRA) Brazil Lucas Sachs (BRA)
Portugal Bento Ribeiro (POR)
Open Brazil Tarsis Humphreys (BRA) Brazil Braulio Estima (BRA) United States Marcelo Garcia (USA)
Brazil Gabriel Vella (BRA)

White and Blue Belts

Medal/Prize 1st place, gold medalist(s) Gold Medal + $2,500 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Silver Medal + $1,000 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Bronze Medal
Weight Gold Silver Bronze
-63 kg United Arab Emirates Tareq Al Kitbi (UAE) United Arab Emirates Ahmed Saeed Al Nuaimi (UAE) United Arab Emirates Ahmed Ghuloum Al Mazam (UAE)
United Arab Emirates Yaser Mohamed Al Qubaisi (UAE)
-68 kg United States Pedro Torres (USA) United Arab Emirates Mohamed Al Qubaisi (UAE) United Arab Emirates Khalifa Al Shamsi (UAE)
United Arab Emirates Talib Saleh Alkirbi (UAE)
-73 kg Brazil Victor Silveira Santos (BRA) Brazil Gabriel Tayeh (BRA) Spain David Aranda (ESP)
Bahrain Ali Monfaradi (BHR)
-78 kg Brazil Miguel Anka (BRA) United Arab Emirates Majed Abdullah Al Naqbi (UAE) Jordan Saad Qweder (JOR)
United Arab Emirates Ali Ahmed Al Menhali (UAE)
-83 kg Brazil Jader Cabra (BRA) Bahrain Ahmed Shabeeb (BHR) Jordan Tamer Samir (JOR)
Egypt Hattem Mattar (EGY)
-88 kg United Arab Emirates Faisal Fahad Al Kitbi (UAE) Romania Lifei Vali (ROM) Jordan Yazan Janeb (JOR)
Brazil Felipe Leal (BRA)
-93 kg Australia Stefenn Krieg (AUS) Slovenia Jaroslav Fedrosisin (SLO) Russia Hakim Shomirzoev (RUS)
United Arab Emirates Abdulla Rashed Al Kitbi (UAE)
-98 kg United Arab Emirates Yahya Mansoor (UAE) Egypt Tarek Mattar (EGY) Kuwait Fawzan Al Sabej (KUW)
United Arab Emirates Mohammed Saleh Al Minhali (UAE)
+98 kg United Arab Emirates Eid Reehan Obaid (UAE) United States Danial McCormick (USA) The Bahamas Alex Maldenado (BAH)
Japan Hideki Sekine (JPN)
Open Light United Arab Emirates Mohamed Al Qubaisi (UAE) Brazil Gabriel Thaye (BRA) United Arab Emirates Tarek Al Kitbi (UAE)
Russia Zelim Khan (RUS)
Open Heavy United States Daniel Colmick (USA) United Arab Emirates Faisal Al Kitbi (UAE) United Arab Emirates Yahya Al Mansoor (UAE)
Canada Rodrigo Munduruca (CAN)

See also

References

  1. ^ a b "The First World BJJ Pro 2009 – Abu Dhabi".
  2. ^ "2009 World Pro Jiu-Jitsu Cup in Abu Dhabi – BJJ Legends Magazine". BJJ Legends Magazine – Training Tomorrows Legends Today. 2009-01-20.
  3. ^ ChupaCabra", Manolo "El (2009-05-10). "World Pro jiu-jitsu 2009: Risultati". Grappling-Italia.com (in Italian).
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