Weekend Results: Mica Galvão Takes His Shot at Andy Murasaki's Crown

The IBJJF Crown crowned six champions on Sunday at the Pyramid in Long Beach, California, after a day of eight-athlete brackets streamed on FloGrappling.

The Brasília and Kansas City International Opens filled Friday and Saturday, and the ADCC Brazilian Nationals ran its adult divisions Sunday. ONE Fight Night 49 and Fight to Win 329 rounded out the weekend.

• Mica Galvão beat Andy Murasaki, the Crown champion in 2024 and 2025, on points in the middleweight final.
• Erich Munis and Gabi Pessanha each won a fourth straight Crown with a submission in the final, and Sarah Galvão defended her lightweight title.
• Victor Hugo submitted Devhonte Johnson in 95 seconds at ONE Fight Night 49, and Tye Ruotolo won ONE’s lightweight MMA title.
• Pablo Oliveira won three golds at the Brasília Open, and Oliver Taza and Gabi Schuck each won double gold at the Kansas City Open No-Gi.
• Júlia Kalliane and Gabriel Ramos each won double gold at the ADCC Brazilian Nationals.

This weekend's results

The Crown and both ONE cards have their own results posts:

• IBJJF Crown 2026 Results: Every Match From Long Beach: Mica Galvão, Sarah Galvão, Gabi Pessanha, Erich Munis, Fellipe Andrew and João Mendes won the six crowns.
• Victor Hugo Wins His Trilogy With Devhonte Johnson in 95 Seconds: Hugo finished Johnson with a rear-naked choke in the ONE Fight Night 49 openweight grappling match.
• Tye Ruotolo Submits Christian Lee and Makes ONE History: Ruotolo choked Lee in the first round to win the lightweight MMA title at The Inner Circle 37.

IBJJF Crown - A Day To Remember

Mica Galvão won the middleweight crown on points over Andy Murasaki, the champion in 2024 and 2025. Murasaki reached the final by submitting Rafael Gamba with a rear-naked choke, then won on advantages over Tarcisio Santos.

Matheus Luna, who replaced Uanderson Ferreira in the bracket, was disqualified in his semifinal against Galvão, then won the bronze match.

Erich Munis submitted all three opponents for his fourth straight ultra heavyweight crown, closing the final with an arm triangle submission finish over Anderson Kauan. Kauan, a late addition to the bracket, beat Seif-Eddine Houmine 7-2 to get there.

Gabi Pessanha also submitted all three, finishing Larissa Dias with a toe hold in the final for her fourth straight super heavyweight crown. Dias won both of her earlier matches with footlocks.

Sarah Galvão defended her lightweight crown, submitting Giovanah Oliveira and Aghata Rabelo before beating Elisabeth Clay on points in the final.

Fellipe Andrew won heavyweight with an arm triangle submission finish over Leo Ferreira, his second Crown title after 2023. João Mendes won featherweight on points over Will Wilson after taking silver in 2024 and 2025.

Two of this year’s brown belt world champions took bronze:

• Omar Nada (heavyweight) beat Vinicius Liberati, the 2026 world champion, 2-0 in the quarterfinals.
• Hazel Butcher-Salazar (women’s super heavyweight) submitted Anabel Lopez, the 2024 No-Gi world champion, with an ezekiel choke.

Every match, with scores and finishes, is in our results post, and the podiums are on our IBJJF Crown page.

Brasília International Open

Pablo Oliveira, No. 41 in the gi ranking as of November 4 and a 2026 European and Pans bronze medalist at middle, won medium heavy in the gi and no-gi, then added the no-gi open class.

Lukas Souza won heavy in both, beating João Paulo Freitas in each final, and Robson Paula won rooster twice. Joiciane Nascimento won women’s super heavy in the gi and no-gi.

Gabriel Machado, a bronze medalist at this year’s Europeans and Brasileiro, won gi middle. Claudiane Costa, the 2026 Sul-Americano champion at light feather in the gi and no-gi, won women’s feather unopposed.

Gustavo Santos won the gi open class over his Alliance teammate Lucas Bonis, who had beaten him in the super heavy final. Thyago Santana won light for the second straight weekend, after the Recife Spring Open.

João Pedro Duarte won no-gi middle. Alexandre "Robinho" de Jesus, the 2024 No-Gi world champion at middle, is not on that podium.

Full podiums are on our Brasília International Open page.

Kansas City International Open

Bruno Sena defended his gi light feather title and won no-gi light feather too, then took silver in the gi open class behind Gabriel Kaspary, who also won ultra heavy.

Ismael Santos defended his gi feather title and won no-gi light. Oliver Taza, the 2023 Pan No-Gi champion at middle, won no-gi medium heavy and the open class.

Gabi Schuck, No. 7 in the women’s no-gi ranking as of November 4, won medium heavy and the open class, beating Rebecca Charbonneau in both finals. Joanna Trindade, a 2023 No-Gi Worlds bronze medalist, won middle unopposed and took open class bronze.

Caio Carreira won gi middle over Mahmoud Jabr, the 2025 Pan No-Gi silver medalist at middle. Wallisson "Tarta" Oliveira, entered at medium heavy in the gi and no-gi, is not on either podium. Travis Conley is listed as the gi medium heavy champion with no silver medalist.

Full podiums are on our Kansas City International Open page.

ADCC Brazilian Nationals

Júlia Kalliane won women’s -70 kg and the absolute in the adult Advanced divisions in São José dos Campos, and Gabriel Ramos won men’s -100 kg and the absolute.

Kleber Barboza took silver at -65 kg behind Gabriel Brol, ten days after his UFC BJJ 13 title match. Jhonatan Lopes, the 2026 Sul-Americano No-Gi ultra heavy champion, won +100 kg.

Letícia Gomes, a 2025 European bronze medalist, won -50 kg. Samayra Zaura and Weslei Costa took silver, and Milena Lima took bronze at +70 kg and in the absolute.

Full podiums are on our ADCC Brazilian Nationals page.

Fight to Win 329

Kelly Quinn submitted Alan Lemus with a twister in the main event in Arlington, Virginia, and Maia Matalon, the 2026 Pan No-Gi heavy champion, submitted Jillian Peterson with a kimura.

Samuel Canquerino and Dylan Martin also won their black belt matches by submission. Fight to Win has posted its submission wins but not its full results yet, and our Fight to Win 329 page has every one it posted.

Prospect notes

• Faith Howard, No. 3 in the women’s gi purple belt ranking as of November 4, won four golds in Kansas City: medium heavy and the open class in the gi, then middle and the open class in no-gi.
• Francesca Lizama, No. 5 in the women’s gi brown belt ranking, was the only entrant at brown belt medium heavy and in the open class in the gi.

Still waiting on official results

From this weekend, the rest of the Fight to Win 329 card goes on its event page once Fight to Win posts its full results.

From earlier weekends, Elevate Submission Series 28, Elevate Submission Series Cage Event 28, LIJJN Team Series CT 3, the LIJJN Boo Jitsu Halloween Hangover and the rest of the Main Character Jiu-Jitsu 10 card are still waiting on their promoters.

What comes next

Larissa Dias, the Crown silver medalist at super heavyweight, is registered for the Atlanta Fall International Open on November 14 and 15, along with Wallisson Oliveira in the gi and no-gi.

ACBJJ 23 runs Friday, November 13, in Rio de Janeiro, the same night as Fight to Win 330 in Atlantic City. Saturday brings the ADCC Austin Open and We Defy x Finishers: Battleship Iowa in Los Angeles, and the Madre de Deus International Open runs both days in Brazil.

Every event is on the calendar, and every podium lives on the Results page.

All results and records in this story come from official channels.