Pan-American Championship (jiu jitsu)

Pan-American Championship
Competition details
Location United States
Nickname(s) "Pan Ams"
Discipline Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Type Open
Organiser United States Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation (1996 & 1997 - collaboration between CBJJ and United States Federation of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu)
Divisions
Current skill divisions

Age Categories[1]

  • Juvenile 1 (13-15 years old)
  • Juvenile 2 (16-17 years old)
  • Adult (18+ years old)
  • Máster 1 (30-35 years old)
  • Máster 2 (36-40 years old)
  • Máster 3 (41-45 years old)
  • Máster 4 (46-50 years old)
  • Máster 5 (51-55 years old)
  • Máster 6 (56+ years old)
History
First edition 1996
Editions 20
Most wins André Galvão (9)

The Pan-American Championship, often referred to colloquially as the "Pan Ams", is the largest Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu tournament held in North America.[2] The event which is held annually by the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation.[3]

History

Representing one of the first steps toward internationalization of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, the Pan-American Championship has been held annually since 1995. While the first event garnered only 250 athletes, the event has grown every year and now hosts thousands of competitors.[2][4]

The event was last held in Irvine, California, but has been held in other regions of the US in order to boost the expansion of the sport.[2]



List of adult black belt champions by year and weight

Year Host 57 kg 64 kg 70 kg 76 kg 82 kg 88 kg 94 kg 100 kg +100 kg Absolute
1996 United States Brazil Marcos Barreto (1/1) Brazil Vinicius Magalhaes (1/2) Brazil João Roque (1/1) Brazil Marcio Feitosa (1/4) Brazil Alexandre Paiva (1/1) Brazil Roberto Magalhaes (1/4) Brazil Luis Roberto Duarte (1/1) Brazil Roberto Correa (1/4) Brazil Eduardo Galvão (1/1) Brazil Rigan Machado (1/3)
1997 United States Brazil Royler Gracie (1/2) Brazil Marcio Feitosa (2/4) Brazil Fernando Vasconcelos(1/2) Brazil Ricardo Herriot (1/2) Brazil Roberto Magalhaes (2/4) Brazil Roberto Correa (2/4) Brazil Rigan Machado (2/3) Brazil Rigan Machado (3/3)
1998 United States Brazil Luis Renato (1/1) Brazil Vinicius Magalhaes (2/2) Brazil Marcio Feitosa (3/4) Brazil Fernando Vasconcelos (2/2) Brazil Roberto Magalhaes (3/4) Brazil Saulo Ribeiro (1/2) Brazil Bruno Severiano (1/3) Brazil Ryan Gracie (1/1) Brazil Saulo Ribeiro (2/2)
1999 United States Brazil Nay Cunha (1/1) Brazil Royler Gracie (2/2) Brazil Marcio Feitosa (4/4) Brazil Bruno Severiano (2/3) Brazil Antonio Schembri (1/1) Brazil Ricardo Herriot (2/2) Brazil Pericles Laudier (1/1) Brazil Roberto Magalhaes (4/4)Brazil Antonio Schembri (1/1)
2000 United States Brazil Rafael Duarte (1/1) Brazil João Eduardo (1/1) Brazil Celso Vinicius (1/2) Brazil Augusto Lopez (1/1) Brazil Erick Santos (1/1) Brazil Fabricio Prantera (1/1) Brazil Diego Jose (1/1) Brazil Bruno Mathias (1/1) Brazil Luis Felipe (1/1) Brazil Fabricio Monteiro (1/1)
2001 United States Japan Takeo Tani (1/1) Brazil Wellington Diaz (1/1) Brazil Sandro Santiago (1/1) Brazil Edson Diniz](1/1) Brazil Bruno Severiano (3/3) Brazil Roberto Correa (3/4) Brazil Fernando Pontes (1/1) Brazil Roberto Tozi (1/1) Brazil Jorge Patiano (1/1) Brazil Xande Ribeiro (1/4)
2002 United States Brazil Ricardo Vieira (1/1) Brazil Leo Vieira (1/2) Brazil Carlos Eduardo (1/2) Brazil Delson Heleno (1/1) Brazil Xande Ribeiro (2/4) Brazil Fabio Leopoldo (1/1) Brazil Alexandre Dantas (1/3) Brazil Marcio Dantas (1/1) Brazil Alexandre Dantas (2/3)
2003 United States Brazil Leonardo Escobar (1/1) Brazil Renato Migliaccio (1/1) Brazil Carlos Eduardo (2/2) Brazil Paulo Guilobel (1/1) Brazil Cassio Werneck (1/1) Brazil Roberto Correa (4/4) Brazil Adriano Maciel (1/1) Brazil Marcio Cruz (1/4) Brazil Marcio Cruz (2/4)
2004 United States Brazil Bibiano Fernandes (1/3) Brazil Leo Vieira (2/2) Brazil Daniel Moraes (1/1) Brazil Fernando Augusto (1/1) Brazil Ronaldo Souza (1/2) Brazil Gabriel Vella](1/2) Brazil Jorge Oliveira (1/1) Brazil Alexandre Dantas (3/3) Brazil Ronaldo Souza (2/2)
2005 United States Brazil Bibiano Fernandes (2/3) Brazil Mario Reis (1/2) Brazil André Galvão (1/9) Brazil Givanildo Santana (1/1) Brazil Rodrigo Pinheiro (1/1) Brazil Xande Ribeiro (3/4) Brazil Marcio Cruz (3/4) Brazil Mario Cruz (4/4)
2006 United States Brazil Mauro Ayes (1/1) Japan Dai Yoshida (1/1) Brazil Bibiano Fernandes (3/3) Brazil Thiago Gomez Diaz (1/1) Brazil André Galvão (2/9) Brazil Demian Maia (1/1) Brazil Braulio Estima (1/1) Brazil Xande Ribeiro (4/4) Brazil Rolles Gracie (1/1) Brazil Roger Gracie (1/1)
2007 United States Brazil Bruno Malfacine (1/5) Brazil Robson Moura (1/1) Brazil Rubens Charles (1/4) Brazil Lucas Leite (1/4) Brazil Marcelo Garcia (1/1) Brazil Romulo Barral (1/2) Brazil Eduardo Telles (1/1) United States Rafael Lovato Jr. (1/2) Brazil Rodrigo Medeiros (1/1) Brazil Romulo Barral (2/2)
2008 United States Brazil Bruno Malfacine (2/5) Brazil Carlos Holanda (1/2) Brazil Rubens Charles (2/4) Brazil Celso Vinicius (2/2) Brazil Gustavo Campos (1/2) Brazil André Galvão (3/9) United States Rafael Lovato Jr. (2/2) Brazil Roberto Abreu (1/1) Brazil Luis Theodoro (1/2) Brazil André Galvão (4/9)
2009 United States Brazil João Kuraoka (1/1) Japan Yoshihiko Matsumoto (1/1) Brazil Rubens Charles (3/4) Brazil Lucas Lepri (1/3) Brazil Lucas Leite (2/4) Brazil Otavio Souza (1/2) Brazil Roberto Alencar (1/2) Brazil Antonio Braga Neto (1/4) Brazil Marcio Corleta (1/1) Brazil Antonio Braga Neto (2/4)
2010 United States Brazil Bruno Malfacine (3/5) Brazil Carlos Holanda (2/2) Brazil Rubens Charles (4/4) Brazil Michael Langhi (1/2) Brazil Kayron Gracie (1/2) Brazil Otavio Souza (2/2) Brazil Bernardo Faria (1/6) Brazil Antonio Braga Neto (3/4) Brazil Gabriel Vella (2/2) Brazil Bernardo Faria (2/6)
2011 United States Brazil Rafael Freitas (1/1) Brazil Caio Terra (1/3) Brazil Bruno Frazatto (1/1) Brazil Lucas Lepri (2/3) Brazil Claudio Calasans (1/2) Brazil André Galvão (5/9) Brazil Rodolfo Vieira (1/2) Brazil Marcus Almeida (1/3) Brazil Antonio Braga Neto (4/4) Brazil Rodolfo Vieira (2/2)
2012 United States Brazil Caio Terra (2/3) Brazil Bruno Malfacine (4/5) Brazil Rafael Mendes (1/2) Brazil Leandro Lo (1/4) Brazil Claudio Calasans (2/2) Brazil Kayron Gracie (2/2) Brazil Lucas Leite (3/4) Brazil Bernardo Faria (3/6) Brazil Marcus Almeida (2/3) Brazil Antônio Carlos Júnior (1/1)
2013 United States Brazil Caio Terra (3/3) Brazil Guilherme Mendes (1/1) Brazil Rafael Mendes (2/2)Brazil Michael Langhi (2/2) United States Clark Gracie (1/1) Brazil André Galvão (6/9) Brazil Roberto Alencar (2/2) Brazil Leo Nogueira (1/1) Brazil Marcus Almeida (3/4)Brazil Marcus Almeida (4/4)
2014 United States Brazil João Rodriguez (1/1) Brazil Paulo Miyao (1/3) Brazil Mario Reis (2/2)Brazil Lucas Lepri (3/3) Brazil Leandro Lo (2/4) Brazil Gustavo Campos (2/2) Brazil Yuri Simões (1/1) Brazil Luis Panza (1/2) Brazil André Galvão (7/9)Brazil André Galvão (8/9)
2015 United States Brazil Bruno Malfacine (5/5) Brazil Paulo Miyao (2/3) United States Gianni Grippo (1/1) United States Jonathan Torres (1/1) Brazil Leandro Lo (3/4) United States Keenan Cornelius (1/1) Brazil Lucas Leite (4/4) Brazil Bernardo Faria (4/6) Denmark Alexander Trans(1/1) Brazil Bernardo Faria (5/6)
2016 United States United States Michael Mesumeci (1/1) Brazil João Miyao (1/1) Brazil Paulo Miyao (3/3) United States Edwin Najmi (1/1) Brazil Yago de Souza (1/1) Brazil Leandro Lo (4/4) Brazil Cassio Da Silva (1/1) Brazil Luis Panza (2/2) Brazil André Galvão (9/9) Brazil Bernardo Faria (6/6)

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References

  1. Official IBJJF Pan jiu-jitsu championship webpage
  2. 1 2 3 "PAN-AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP". International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation. Retrieved July 13, 2011.
  3. "BJJ Pan-Am Preparation with Alliance and Gracie Barra". Fightworks Podcast. March 30, 2010. Retrieved July 13, 2011.
  4. "Pan American BJJ Results 2011". BJJ Heroes. March 27, 2011. Retrieved July 13, 2011.
  5. http://ibjjf.org/results/

External links

See also

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