ONRA:May8th,2005: TheMomentumofGuamBJJ
May 8, 2008 by admin
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Hafa Adai, Some updates for you…
Justin Cruz’s title fight for the URCC was moved to June 14th. It looks like we may have our first local female fighter athlete competing in MixedMartialArts overseas in the Godz of War on June 21st.
Its going to be an impressive PrebaHao fight card on May 16th and a Jiujitsu,Judo, and Kickboxing tournament at the Westin Hotel the following day making it another combat sports weekend .
Purebred and other Guam nationals are getting ready for the BJJ World Championships the first weekend of June while another youth JiuJitsu and Grappling tournament, two major MMA events for Guam and another one in
12 Representatives from The GuamBranch of theCarlsonGracieJr.JiujitsuAcademy ventured this weekend to the
With several multiple gold medal performances by Miguel Ayuyu, Mike Carbullido, and Steven Kim, the junior grapplers also turned things up a notch in entering entering the adult divisions to outperform the majority of their senior competitors in several outstanding performances for
In an event once dominated by the collective efforts of a contingency from several of Guam’s local BJJ training centers, the Pan Asias was missing one of the event’s prior dominating academies,Team Purebred/Lloyd Irvin because of their preparation and time dedicated for June’s World Championships in California.
But as our sport is evolving and as the training and competing populating grows, Marianas BJJ is in effect, covering more area, gaining momentum and paving more roads for greater opportunities in the region’s combat sports industry for not only the grappling arts, but also for MMA and other athletics.
Speaking of regional opportunities Saipans second Submission grappling tourney will be this weekend at the new TrenchTech/PurebredSaipan Academy. Saipan’s recent success in regional MixedMartialArts Competition is echoing landmark accomplishments with other milestone achievements like PatAyuyu’s recent rise as a K-1 fighter, Kelvin Fitial’s recent ventures into major MMA events in Asia, and Frank Camacho’s capture of the CNMI’s first foreign MMA Championship title.
Larger scale grappling and amateur events developing throughout the region can only fluorish the environment if there are competitiors, fans, and sponsors to support them. So far We have been doing a great job of working collectively with our neighbors in the
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