The 100% Brazilian jiu-jitsu journal: news, official rules, profiles
Brazilian jiu-jitsu is written through its champions. In this section, we tell the stories that have shaped the sport — from international legends to French talents carrying their flag on the world stage. Each profile is an in-depth piece: context, game style, defining moments and legacy. No Wikipedia summaries — real stories, told by people who live and breathe the sport.
Freddy Lele Talla, under the spotlight of the 2025 Worlds, didn’t just seek a medal. He pursued a broader idea: the quest for perfect jiu-jitsu. Between stunning victories and a frustrating quarterfinal, the 23-year-old Franco-Cameroonian proved he was much more than just a generational prospect. A Lightning-Fast Trajectory In just a few seasons, Freddy Lele … Read more
“It’s not the victory that matters most, but what you become while pursuing it.” 📊 Fighter Profile In the world of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, few documentaries manage to capture both the intensity of IBJJF competition and the depth of personal development. This analysis of Tainan Dalpra‘s return to the IBJJF World Championship 2025 is a perfect … Read more
Born into the Gracie Dynasty A Child in the Cradle of Jiu-Jitsu Born in 1959 in Rio de Janeiro, Rickson Gracie grew up at the heart of the family that revolutionized the world of martial arts. He is the son of Hélio Gracie, one of the founders of Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and from birth, he was … Read more
Marcelo Garcia, affectionately nicknamed “Marcelinho”, is one of the most revered names in the history of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ). Born in Formiga, Brazil, he built his reputation by dominating much larger and heavier opponents through pure technique and an exceptional strategic approach. His record speaks for itself: five IBJJF World titles and four ADCC titles, … Read more
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