Competition Clips

Competition Clips opens with the real thing, straight from the federation: CBJJ's own account posts Higino Filho's title win at the Recife Spring IO Kids No-Gi 2026 — grey belt, Pré Mirim 3 lightweight — decided over Rafael Ian. No instruction here, and that is the point of this shelf: the matrix under pressure, in an actual bracket, where the techniques either work or they don't.

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Competition's second clip arrives with a famous coach's endorsement: Roberto "Cyborg" Abreu — 13-time world champion — posts his student Beretta's performance to make one point: standing with confidence is an essential part of jiu-jitsu, and takedowns are an art. Filed by that framing rather than a named throw, because it is the clip's whole argument — the stand-up game, executed with mastery, in a real match.

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The shelf's first crossover clip: Raul Rosas Jr. — the UFC bantamweight they call El Niño Problema — took a Hype FC bout on two days' notice and, in Full Violence's telling, made easy work of Colby. Filed by the story rather than a technique, because the story is the clip: short notice, no camp, and a young grappler's game holding up anyway. The caption spends its words on the nerve it took to show up; the finish is yours to watch.

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Morgan teaches the pass he hit in the finals of the IBJJF Pan Pacific Championship — a purple belt and three-time Pan Pacific champion breaking down his own finals moment. The clip sits on this shelf on its provenance, a championship final, while doubling as a passing lesson: the pass is Guard Passing material wearing a medal, which is exactly the overlap this archive is built to allow.

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