Weekend Results | Calado and Jaworski Win Double Gold, Murasaki Takes Houston
Pawel Jaworski moved up to heavy in Lisbon, Lucas Calado headlined Charlotte and Andy Murasaki entered Houston, with UFC BJJ 12 to open the week. Every black belt champion from five IBJJF Opens.
Five IBJJF International Opens filled the weekend of October 9 to 11, from Lisbon and Curitiba to Charlotte, Houston and Toronto, after UFC BJJ 12 crowned two champions in Las Vegas on Thursday.
Pawel Jaworski won heavy and the open class in Lisbon after moving up a division. Lucas Calado did the same at super heavy in Charlotte, and Andy Murasaki won medium heavy in Houston.
Podiums in this post come from the IBJJF’s official results. Sunday’s no-gi podiums from Curitiba, Charlotte, Houston and Toronto, plus Main Character Jiu-Jitsu 10 in Miami, will be added tonight.
Jaworski against Gabriel Brod in the ADCC Worlds semifinal last month:
Murasaki at the 2026 Brasileiro, where he won light:
UFC BJJ 12
Cassia Moura became UFC BJJ’s first double champion on Thursday, beating Adele Fornarino by split decision for the first women’s flyweight title, according to the UFC. Renato Canuto won the vacant lightweight title over Ethan Crelinsten.
Every match is in UFC BJJ 12 Results: Every Match From Las Vegas.
Lisbon International Open
Jaworski, No. 1 in the no-gi ranking as of October 8, beat Matheus Paiva in the heavy final and won the open class over Luuk van Nieuwamerongen. Paiva had won gi medium heavy on Friday.
Bruno Lima, a 2022 World bronze medalist, won super heavy and the open class in the gi. Laura Sieradzan took double gold in the gi women’s divisions, and Anna Remneva did the same in no-gi.
Rodrigo Mariani, ranked 79th in the gi as of October 8, won middle at both events. Rose Walsh won no-gi women’s middle as its only entrant and took silver in the open class.
| Division | Gi | No-gi |
|---|---|---|
| Rooster | None | Peter Morcom |
| Light feather | Andrew Soares | None |
| Feather | Adam Zieliński | None |
| Light | Youness Bennouali | Ryan Mangan |
| Middle | Rodrigo Mariani | Rodrigo Mariani |
| Medium heavy | Matheus Paiva | Sebastian Sonntag |
| Heavy | Vladimir Dubogrei | Pawel Jaworski |
| Super heavy | Bruno Lima | Luuk van Nieuwamerongen |
| Ultra heavy | Szilárd Süle | Thiago Montenegro |
| Open class | Bruno Lima | Pawel Jaworski |
| Women’s feather | Naiomi Matthews | Nathalie Touson |
| Women’s middle | None | Rose Walsh |
| Women’s medium heavy | Laura Sieradzan | Anna Remneva |
| Women’s open class | Laura Sieradzan | Anna Remneva |
Marcos Carrozzino is listed as a no show in both super heavy brackets. Full podiums are on our Lisbon International Open page.
Charlotte Fall International Open
Calado, seventh in the gi ranking as of October 8, won super heavy as its only entrant and beat Bruno Canto Junior in the open class final. Suellen Lima won women’s middle and the open class.
Larissa Dias and Wallisson Oliveira, each alone in their gi divisions, are listed as no shows on the official brackets. Both are registered again for Sunday’s no-gi event.
| Division | Gi |
|---|---|
| Feather | Bruno Canto Junior |
| Super heavy | Lucas Calado |
| Ultra heavy | Vinicius de Barros |
| Open class | Lucas Calado |
| Women’s middle | Suellen Lima |
| Women’s medium heavy | Olivia Schauer |
| Women’s open class | Suellen Lima |
Full podiums are on our Charlotte Fall International Open page.
Curitiba Spring International Open
Curitiba had the weekend’s biggest field. Bruno Zimmermann won ultra heavy and the open class, and Maria Carolina Joia, ranked 49th among women as of October 8, did the same at middle.
Gui Silva beat Rômulo Rocha, a 2026 World bronze medalist, in the light final. Samayra Zaura, ranked 43rd among women, won light.
| Division | Gi |
|---|---|
| Rooster | Weslei Costa |
| Light feather | Thiago Taborda |
| Feather | Jeferson Bruno |
| Light | Gui Silva |
| Middle | Lucas Bernert |
| Medium heavy | Vital Neto |
| Heavy | Jeferson Silva |
| Super heavy | Guilherme Avelino |
| Ultra heavy | Bruno Zimmermann |
| Open class | Bruno Zimmermann |
| Women’s feather | Elisa Carmo |
| Women’s light | Samayra Zaura |
| Women’s middle | Maria Carolina Joia |
| Women’s medium heavy | Amanda Hening |
| Women’s heavy | Isabely Sanches Ribeiro |
| Women’s super heavy | Julia Viana |
| Women’s open class | Maria Carolina Joia |
Full podiums are on our Curitiba Spring International Open page.
Houston Fall International Open
Murasaki, the 2022 No-Gi world champion at middle and a World silver medalist four years running, beat Pedro Menezes in the medium heavy final. Seungmoon Baek beat Lucas Emanuel da Silva in the light final.
Kalum Klausner won super heavy and Halie Satava won women’s light, both as the only entrants in their brackets. Leonardo Lemos won ultra heavy.
| Division | Gi |
|---|---|
| Light | Seungmoon Baek |
| Medium heavy | Andy Murasaki |
| Super heavy | Kalum Klausner |
| Ultra heavy | Leonardo Lemos |
| Women’s light | Halie Satava |
Full podiums are on our Houston Fall International Open page.
Toronto International Open
Ethan Major, 17th in the gi ranking as of October 8, beat Eduardo Roque, ranked 35th, in the middle final. Eric Phan won feather, and Isabella Fortes beat Mel Britez in the women’s light final.
| Division | Gi |
|---|---|
| Light feather | Darson Hemmings |
| Feather | Eric Phan |
| Middle | Ethan Major |
| Heavy | Connor Dance |
| Super heavy | Matthew Isaacs |
| Women’s light | Isabella Fortes |
| Women’s medium heavy | Julianna Wong |
Full podiums are on our Toronto International Open page.
Still waiting on official results
Update, October 12: Corbin Laporte won the Open Weight Grand Prix and its $5,000 prize at Main Character Jiu-Jitsu 10 in Miami on Sunday, beating Kyle Boehm in the final, according to Main Character Jiu-Jitsu and FloGrappling. The rest of the card goes on the event page once the promoter posts it.
Update, October 12: Fight to Win 328 had been listed for October 10 in Philadelphia. FloGrappling no longer lists that card, and Fight to Win’s official Instagram now numbers its October 16 card in Massachusetts as Fight to Win 328.
What comes next
The IBJJF Pan Pacific Championship and the Pan Pacific No-Gi run October 16 to 18 in Melbourne, alongside Opens in Rio de Janeiro, Fort Lauderdale and Sacramento. Fight to Win 328 is on October 16.
Every upcoming event is on the calendar, and every results page is on the Results page.
