Weekend Results: Cyborg, Mitrovic and an Open Class Final Nobody Saw Coming
This year’s brown belt world silver medalist met a three time world champion in a final. Every podium from the Pan Pacific weekend and three IBJJF Opens.
Three IBJJF International Opens filled Saturday in Fort Lauderdale, Sacramento and Rio de Janeiro, while the IBJJF Pan Pacific and Pan Pacific No-Gi crowned their champions in Melbourne.
- Iris Feliz, a world silver medalist at brown belt in May, beat Larissa Dias in the gi open class final.
- Roberto “Cyborg” Abreu won ultra heavy and the open class in both the gi and no-gi in Fort Lauderdale.
- Lyzz Mitrovic did the same at super heavy in Sacramento.
- Thierry Felipe won the gi open class over Fran Papasidero, No. 3 in the gi ranking.
- Marco Mendes took no-gi double gold at light.
This weekend’s results
The majors and pro cards each have their own results post:
- Pan Pacific No-Gi 2026 Results: Belal Etiabari beat Anton Minenko in the super heavy and open class finals, and Devon Coetzee beat three time champion Thomas Messo at medium heavy.
- Pan Pacific 2026 Results: Olivia Schauer won double gold, Messo took ultra heavy a day after the no-gi final, and Sungwoon Lee won the open class.
- Rio Spring Open No-Gi 2026 Results: Diogo “Baby Shark” Reis and Yuri Hendrex won on Friday, and Milena Lima and Beto Perez took double gold.
- ONE Samurai 4 Results: Masaki Takeura submitted Yoshinari Fukushima with a heel hook in the first round in Tokyo.
- Fight to Win 328: Gabriel Costa submitted Tyler King in Friday’s main event, and all 47 results are on the event page.
Fort Lauderdale International Open
Cyborg, a three time No-Gi world champion at ultra heavy, beat Abraham Marte in the gi ultra heavy final. He beat Luccas Lira, No. 83 in the no-gi ranking as of October 14, in both open class finals.
Christiano Troisi took no-gi ultra heavy silver after Sean Goolsby was listed as a no show. Enderson “Varão” Dias, No. 11 in the gi ranking, won heavy, and Herbert Burns won no-gi light.
Iris Feliz, the 2026 world silver medalist at brown belt, beat Larissa Dias in the gi open class final. Dias won super heavy in both tournaments as the only entrant and took the no-gi open class.
| Division | Gi | No-gi |
|---|---|---|
| Light feather | Matheus Fonseca | Matheus Fonseca |
| Feather | Gadiel Adorno Rivera | Victor Delibero |
| Light | Felipe Oliveira | Herbert Burns |
| Middle | Igor Feliz | Martin Corvetto |
| Medium heavy | Gabriel Costa | No entrants |
| Heavy | Enderson Dias | No entrants |
| Ultra heavy | Roberto Abreu | Roberto Abreu |
| Open class | Roberto Abreu | Roberto Abreu |
| Women’s light feather | Thaina Freitas | No entrants |
| Women’s light | Miranda Galban | No entrants |
| Women’s middle | Iris Feliz | Gabi Schuck |
| Women’s super heavy | Larissa Dias | Larissa Dias |
| Women’s open class | Iris Feliz | Larissa Dias |
Full podiums are on our Fort Lauderdale International Open page.
Sacramento Fall International Open
Mitrovic, the 2023 No-Gi world champion at medium heavy, won super heavy as the only entrant in both tournaments. She beat Luana Pessoa in the gi open class final and Beatriz Campos in no-gi.
Mendes, the reigning No-Gi world champion at feather, beat Lucas Lima in the no-gi light final and Alex Liscano Filho in the open class. Thierry Felipe won no-gi ultra heavy and beat Fran Papasidero in the gi open class final.
Nolan Stuart, the 2025 Crown heavyweight champion, beat his Brea Jiu-Jitsu teammate Papasidero in the gi ultra heavy final. Leo Vilela defended his gi feather title and won no-gi feather too.
| Division | Gi | No-gi |
|---|---|---|
| Light feather | Lívio Ribeiro | No entrants |
| Feather | Leo Vilela | Leo Vilela |
| Light | Eduardo Vieira | Marco Mendes |
| Middle | No entrants | Louis Accaria |
| Medium heavy | João Vitor Venancio | No entrants |
| Super heavy | No entrants | Alex Liscano Filho |
| Ultra heavy | Nolan Stuart | Thierry Felipe |
| Open class | Thierry Felipe | Marco Mendes |
| Women’s feather | Luana Pessoa | No entrants |
| Women’s light | No entrants | Beatriz Campos |
| Women’s medium heavy | No entrants | Greta Notaro |
| Women’s super heavy | Lyzz Mitrovic | Lyzz Mitrovic |
| Women’s open class | Lyzz Mitrovic | Lyzz Mitrovic |
Full podiums are on our Sacramento Fall International Open page.
Mitrovic against Elizabeth Bonani at the Sacramento Winter Open earlier this year:
Rio Spring International Open
Luiz Felipe Assis, the 2026 Pans champion, defended his heavy title in Saturday’s gi tournament and won the open class. Livia Barasine took double gold at women’s medium heavy, and Jessica Dantas defended her light feather title.
Facundo Ciancio won middle a day after winning it in no-gi, and Natacha Ribeiro, No. 26 among women in the gi ranking, won heavy. Italo Almeida, ranked 77th, won light feather.
Four men were disqualified for missing weight. Baby Shark and Hendrex, Friday’s no-gi winners, are listed as no shows in gi light feather.
| Division | Gi |
|---|---|
| Light feather | Italo Almeida |
| Feather | Marcos Paulo Pinheiro |
| Light | Arthur Carvalhaes |
| Middle | Facundo Ciancio |
| Medium heavy | Lucas Silva |
| Heavy | Luiz Felipe Assis |
| Super heavy | Lucas Lopes |
| Ultra heavy | Pablo Cruz |
| Open class | Luiz Felipe Assis |
| Women’s light feather | Jessica Dantas |
| Women’s feather | Elisa Carmo |
| Women’s middle | Angela Correa |
| Women’s medium heavy | Livia Barasine |
| Women’s heavy | Natacha Ribeiro |
| Women’s super heavy | Carolina Kerr |
| Women’s open class | Livia Barasine |
The no-gi podiums are in Rio Spring Open No-Gi 2026 Results, and full gi podiums are on our Rio Spring International Open page.
ADCC New Jersey Open
Joslyn Molina, the youngest medalist in ADCC World Championship history after her -65 kg bronze in Kraków in September, won the women’s absolute in the adult Advanced division. Aaremey Cathey took silver and Molli Zborowski, the -70 kg champion, took bronze.
Cindy Ung, who won the 125 lb bracket at Finishers: Queen of the Mat in September, won women’s -60 kg. Sid Tavolaro won men’s -76 kg, and Achilles Rocha won the men’s absolute with James Sarnecki, the -100 kg champion, in second.
| Division | Champion |
|---|---|
| Men -55 kg | Cameron Mitchell |
| Men -60 kg | David Richard |
| Men -65 kg | Matthew Velez |
| Men -70 kg | Matthew Masch |
| Men -76 kg | Sid Tavolaro |
| Men -83 kg | Matt Yost |
| Men -91 kg | Jayden Groner |
| Men -100 kg | James Sarnecki |
| Men +100 kg | CJ Toney |
| Men’s absolute | Achilles Rocha |
| Women -50 kg | Kelly Chan |
| Women -55 kg | Amanda Mazza |
| Women -60 kg | Cindy Ung |
| Women -65 kg | Emily Pross |
| Women -70 kg | Molli Zborowski |
| Women +80 kg | Marissa Worsley |
| Women’s absolute | Joslyn Molina |
Full podiums are on our ADCC New Jersey Open page.
ADCC Callao Open
Lucas Luciano Bessin Torres won men’s -83 kg and the absolute in the adult Advanced division, and took bronze at -91 kg. Rafaella Davila Mendoza won women’s -55 kg and the absolute.
| Division | Champion |
|---|---|
| Men -60 kg | Ignacio Zavala |
| Men -65 kg | Rodrigo Meza Cuadra |
| Men -70 kg | Hans Llerena Laurentz |
| Men -76 kg | Enrique Chaluja |
| Men -83 kg | Lucas Luciano Bessin Torres |
| Men -91 kg | Jorge Escudero |
| Men’s absolute | Lucas Luciano Bessin Torres |
| Women -55 kg | Rafaella Davila Mendoza |
| Women -70 kg | Francisca Hernández |
| Women’s absolute | Rafaella Davila Mendoza |
Full podiums are on our ADCC Callao Open page.
Still waiting on official results
Every event from this weekend now has official results. From earlier weekends, Elevate Submission Series 28 and the rest of the Main Character Jiu-Jitsu 10 card after its Open Weight Grand Prix go on their event pages once the promoters post them. The ADCC Petrópolis Open podiums from September 26 are now up.
What comes next
The Boston Fall, Nashville Fall and Orange County Fall Opens run October 24 and 25, with the ADCC Vancouver Open on Saturday.
The IBJJF European No-Gi starts October 28, and UFC BJJ 13 is October 29, with Fight to Win 329 on November 7 in Arlington, Virginia. Every event is on the calendar, and every podium lives on the Results page.
All results and videos in this story come from official channels.
