IBJJ Pro League on LIVE for FREE!

Watch the IBJJ Pro League this Saturday for free at IBJJFTV.com

      The IBJJ Pro League is upon us. The final event of the 2012 jiu jitsu calendar takes place this Saturday, December 8th, at the California State University Pyramid, in Long Beach.

     The Pro League will gather 32 of the best Jiu-Jitsu players of our days to compete for $24,000 in prizes. The champion of each of the four categories will receive $5,000 and the runner up of each division takes home $1,000.

      The event is schedule to kick off 3:00PM (PT) this Saturday and if you can’t go down to the notorious Pyramid of Long Beach you can still experience all the thrills. For the first time ever, a free live streaming will be available.
Log on to IBJJFTV.com and watch it all as if you were on the bleachers.

Here are the IBJJ Pro League roster:

Up to 64 kg (141lb):
Caio Terra
Koji Shibamoto
Laercio Fernandes
Daniel Beleza G. de Andrade
Rafael Freitas
TBD
First place Long Beach Fall rooster division
First place Long Beach Fall light-feather division

Up to 76 kg (167.5lb):
Leandro Pereira do Nascimento
Lucas Alves Lepri
Samir José Chantre Dahás
Augusto Lopes Mendes
Osvaldo Moizinho
Oliver Guedes
First place Long Beach Fall feather division
First place Long Beach Fall light division

Up to 88.3kg (194.6lb):
Otavio Ferreira de Sousa
Rômulo Claudio Barral
Rafael Monteiro Barbosa
Bruno Augusto Togni Antunes
Vitor Henrique Silva Oliveira
André Luiz Leite Galvão
First place Long Beach Fall middle division
First place Long Beach Fall medium-heavy division

Over 88.3 kg (over 194.6lb):
Gustavo dos Santos Pires
Bruno Bastos Cruz
Ricardo Ferreira Evangelista
Roberto Camargo de Alencar
Stephen Hall
First place Long Beach Fall heavy division
First place Long Beach Fall super-heavy division
First place Long Beach Fall ultra-heavy division

El Dorado Hills Jiujitsu 

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2011 Pan Jiu-Jitsu Championships

      Every March is a very exciting time for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. The Pan Jiu-Jitsu Competition held in Southern California is one of the biggest, most premiere events Jiu-Jitsu has to offer. If it was up to me, this would be an annual even to compete in or go down to watch. The enthusiastic crowd, the exciting Jiu-Jitsu, and warm Southern California weather are all great draws to make the event a must see!

      One great option, if you are unable to go to the Championships is to watch it online. A website called Budovideos offers a FREE viewing of the preliminary matches on Saturday and a $10 charge to watch the finals on Sunday. (It's much cheaper to watch it online then it is to purchase an entry ticket!) Here is the link to the online streaming: 

http://online.budovideos.com/

Eliot Kelly

www.edhbjj.com

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