ADCC World Championship

NOTES

COMPLETED (Sep 13, 2026). TAURON Arena, Krakow, Poland. DAY 2 FINAL RESULTS: -66kg Kennedy Maciel (armbar OT 28:41 def. Gavin Corbe — first son of ADCC champion to win ADCC title; Cobrinha's son). -77kg Magomed Dzharbaev def. PJ Barch (first Russian ADCC champion since 1999). -99kg Luke Griffith def. Kaynan Duarte via RNC comeback (first South African ADCC gold since 2007). +99kg Victor Hugo (4-submission run; announced ADCC retirement post-victory). Absolute: Felipe Pena (first person in ADCC history to win Absolute twice: 2017+2026). Superfight: Yuri Simoes def. Kaynan Duarte (shoulder injury in OT after 20+ minutes passivity). Women's -55kg: Jasmine Rocha def. Ana Rodrigues. Women's -65kg: Ana Carolina Vieira def. Sarah Galvao (32:29 OT). Women's +65kg: Helena Crevar def. Anabel Lopez. POST-EVENT: Dorian Olivarez and Adilet Kapashov issued 1-year bans; Olivarez's father 2-year coaching ban (brawl/finger-bite incident). Gordon Ryan statement: "Thanks to the Kazakh guys for the scrap. That was fun." NOTABLE: Joslyn Molina (14) won bronze in W-65kg — youngest ADCC medalist in history (broke Crevar's previous record of 17). Kaynan Duarte went 0-for-2 on the day (double loss). BACKGROUND: Ticket prices $54-$972, ~4/day sales pace. Ryan vs Duarte superfight dead (Ryan retired). Cascading withdrawals: Mica Galvao, Giancarlo Bodoni, Adele Fornarino, Elder Cruz, Jacob Rodriguez. Izaak Michell removed (arrest warrant). Taylor Pearman replaced Michell. Sources: FloGrappling T1, Yahoo

Results

Felipe Pena became the first grappler to win ADCC Absolute twice as Kennedy Maciel, Victor Hugo and Helena Crevar topped divisions and Kaynan Duarte went 0-for-2 in Krakow.

• Absolute Felipe Pena
• Men's -66kg Kennedy Maciel
• Men's -77kg Magomed Dzharbaev
• Men's -99kg Luke Griffith
• Men's +99kg Victor Hugo
• Superfight Yuri Simoes
• Women's -55kg Jasmine Rocha
• Women's -65kg Ana Carolina Vieira
• Women's +65kg Helena Crevar