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This is a listing of notable Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioners.

Highest graded [edit]

The Brazilian jiu-jitsu ranking system awards practitioners different colored belts for increasing levels of knowledge and skill.[1] [2] The system shares its origins with Judo but at present has its ain character that has become synonymous with the art, including an informality in promotional criteria and a conservative approach to promotion in general by and large resulting in a longer time to reach blackness belt. While black belt is normally viewed as the highest rank of attainment, a practitioner who achieves the rank of 7th degree in Brazilian jiu-jitsu is recognized by a belt of alternating red-and-black. In 2013, the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation adopted the alternating ruby-and-white belt to acknowledge the achievement of eighth caste. (similar to Judo's exchange of an alternate white-and-red belt at the 6th, 7th, and 8th degree).[3] At the 9th and 10th degree the practitioner is awarded a solid red chugalug, identical to Judo.[iii] These exceptional belts are awarded to denote the infrequent condition of their wearer and his or her knowledge and overall contribution to the art.[ii]

The following individuals are especially notable practitioners holding these respective ranks:

7th caste (7º grau) [edit]

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  • Claudio Franca - a pioneer of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in the United States. He received his 7th Caste Ruby-red and Blackness Belt from Grand Principal ninth Degree Red Belt Francisco Mansor on March 5th, 2022. Claudio has three BJJ Schools in CA and has been running BJJ Tournaments there for 26 years. He is the creator of the U.South. Open of BJJ, American Cup, All Star and BJJ Tour tournaments.
  • Waldomiro Perez Jr - Jiu Jitsu practitioner from the Metropolis of São Paulo Brazil. Junior is a Blackness Belt under Marcelo Behring. Together with Moises Muradi, he founded the first Jiu Jitsu federation in the State of São Paulo. Junior currently lives and teaches Jiu Jitsu in California.
  • Royce Gracie – Son of Hélio Gracie, UFC Hall of Famer.[iv] Like his brother, Rickson, Royce has rejected his coral belt and instead wears a night blueish belt, which is the traditional belt of a master instructor in Gracie Jiu-Jitsu prior to the rank construction introduced by the Jiu Jitsu federation in 1969.[5]
  • Rolker Gracie – a prominent fellow member of the Gracie family and the fourth son of Helio Gracie. Along with his younger brother Royler Gracie he is associated with the Gracie Humaitá jiu-jitsu school.[6]
  • Royler Gracie – Son of Helio Gracie who headed the Gracie Humaitá jiu-jitsu school in Rio de Janeiro. Won multiple Mundial (Globe), Pan-American, and ADCC championships.[7] [viii]
  • Carlos "Caique" Elias – Ane of only a handful of not-Gracies to receive a black belt straight from Hélio Gracie. Received his red-and-black chugalug from Rickson Gracie in March 2009. Onetime instructor at the original Gracie Humaitá and then at the Gracie Academy in California. Founder of the Caique Jiu Jitsu network of schools.
  • Sérgio Penha – Known for a lucifer confronting Rickson Gracie, bypassed brown belt on his way to achieving blackness belt[9]
  • Jorge Pereira - Founder of Vale Tudo Rio Heroes, Earned his black belt training under Rickson Gracie (1986)
  • Sergio "Malibu" Jardim – Earned his coral belt by the hands of Rickson Gracie in 2011[10]
  • Jean Jacques Machado – Captured every major title and competition honour in Brazil, has appeared in several Telly shows and movies[11] [12] [13]
  • Fábio Santos (fighter) – Trained at Rolls Gracie Academy. Received Blackness Chugalug from Rickson Gracie and received Red and Black from Relson Gracie.[14]
  • Luiz Fux – Current minister of the Supreme Federal Court.
  • Aloisio Silva – Black belt under Carlos Gracie founder of Dojo jiu-jitsu and Aloisio Silva BJJ. One of the beginning Jiu-Jitsu masters to teach women and was the first Jiu-jitsu professor to make a female jiu-jitsu blackness chugalug earth champion[15]
  • Carlos Valente – Began grooming at 8 years onetime nether Rolls Gracie. Received his black belt from Rickson Gracie and was awarded 7th degree from Robson Gracie in 2011.[16] [17]
  • Ricardo De La Riva – Founder of the De La Riva guard.
  • Murilo Bustamante – Retired mixed martial creative person and former UFC Middleweight Champion. He is one of the founders of the Brazilian Superlative Team and is the current leader.
  • Nelson Monteiro – Helped establish Brazilian jiu-jitsu in San Diego, California, where he was the private instructor of Sheik Tahnoon Bin Zayed Al Nayan[18] before moving to Abu Dhabi to establish the ADCC Submission Wrestling Earth Championship.[18] Awarded his 7th degree from Carlos Gracie, Jr. on October 6, 2019.
  • Helio "Soneca" Moreira - Blackness belt under Carlos Gracie Jr. Earth champion in 1996, Brazilian champion in 1997 and NAGA champion in 2001. Notable for his two grappling wins against "Megaton" Dias.

8th degree (8º grau) [edit]

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  • Fabricio Martins Costa – Blackness chugalug under Osvaldo Alves Caput Teacher: Equipe – Fabricio JJ and Team Fabricio JJ ( Copacabana Brazil ). Awarded his 8th degree past Osvaldo Alves in 2020.[19]
  • Arthur Virgílio Neto – Elected mayor of Manaus and quondam Federal Senator.[twenty]
  • Carlos Gracie, Jr. – Founder of the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation, the Confederation of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Founder of the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy, Gracie Barra.[21]
  • Carlos Machado – Earth masters champion who assisted Chuck Norris in his show Walker, Texas Ranger, choreographing fight scenes with Brazilian jiu-jitsu[22]
  • Derval Luciano Rêgo (Mestre Morcego) – Founder of the FJJ-PE (Federação de Jiu-Jitsu practise Estado de Pernambuco) and co-founder of the CBJJ/IBJJF. Black belt under the lineage of Oswaldo Fadda and Jacê Paulino de Albuquerque. Known for a draw match against the legendary Rolls Gracie at the cease of the sixties in Rio de Janeiro.[23]
  • Carlos Rollyson, a Carlson Gracie Black chugalug from Brazil . Teaches out of Alliance Southward Florida in Hollywood, FL .https://world wide web.bjjheroes.com/bjj-fighters/carlos-rollyson
  • Joe Moreira – Pioneer of Brazilian jiu-jitsu inside the United States[24]
  • Marcus Soares – Blackness belt under Carlson Gracie, and founder of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Canada.[25]
  • Romero "Jacare" Cavalcanti – Founder and head jitney of Alliance Jiu Jitsu team, one of only 6 people promoted to black belt by Rolls Gracie.
  • Mauricio Motta Gomes – One of only six Rolls Gracie black belts and father of multiple Globe Champion Roger Gracie.[26]
  • Pedro Sauer – Helio and Rickson Gracie blackness belt. U.s.a. war machine and police force enforcement trainer, in one case voted "Best of the Best Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Instructors"[27]
  • Márcio Stambowsky – "Macarrão" began grooming at age 15 under Rolls Gracie, condign ane of the Famous Five to earn a black belt nether his tutelage.[28]
  • Rigan Machado – Credited with 365 wins and 2 losses in Brazilian jiu-jitsu competition[29]
  • Sylvio Behring – Son of Flavio Behring, male parent of Ian Behring. Founder/developer of the "Sistema Progressivo de Jiu Jitsu" (Progressive Organisation), a teaching tool to assist develop the foundations of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and self-defence force for students of all levels.[30] Amongst notable students is Fabrício Werdum, to whom Mestre Behring awarded a blackness belt.
  • Moises Muradi[31] – Founder of Lotus Club Jiu Jitsu, Moises started Jiu Jitsu with Professor Orlando Saraiva (Carlson Gracie black chugalug), where he trained upwards to dark-brown chugalug, subsequently trained with Otavio De Almeida (Begetter), where he graduated black chugalug, Moises is 1 of the almost important teachers in history of the Jiu Jitsu of the urban center of São Paulo, he founded the first Jiu Jitsu federation of São Paulo and also the Sports Jiu Jitsu Confederation (cbjje).
  • Rilion Gracie[32] – Son of Carlos Gracie

9th degree (9º grau) [edit]

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  • Armando Restani - Prominent Jiu Jitsu practitioner from the City of São Paulo Brazil. Restani received his Black Belt in 1968 from Gastão Gracie Filho. He is teaches at the Lotus Lodge Team in São Paulo.
  • Pedro Hemeterio – The beginning pupil under primary Helio Gracie to accomplish the ruby chugalug, represented the Gracie Academy in many challenges and taught jiu-jitsu in São Paulo State for more than three decades.[33]
  • João Alberto Barreto – A M Master and one of the nearly of import figures in the BJJ community. A red belt under Helio Gracie, he is famed for his unbeaten competitive record in the 1950s. He is the brother of GM Alvaro Barreto and GM Sergio Barreto.[34]
  • Alvaro Barreto – Grand Master Alvaro Barreto is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu red belt (9th degree) and i of the well-nigh important men in BJJ, beingness too the blood brother of GM João Alberto Barreto and GM Sergio Barreto.[35]
  • Flavio Behring – head charabanc of Behring Jiu-Jitsu Association, Flavio teaches seminars over the world and hold affiliated academies in Europe.[36]
  • Carlson Gracie – Son of Carlos Gracie, trainer of UFC fighters, with a very successful professional fight career.[37]
  • Carley Gracie – Son of Carlos Gracie and quondam Jiu-Jitsu and Vale Tudo Champion.
  • Geny Rebello – Grandmaster given a commemorative tournament by the Jiu-Jitsu Federation of Rio de Janeiro[38]
  • Armando Wridt – Undefeated vale-tudo fighter who is i of merely vii people to receive a cerise belt from Hélio Gracie[39]
  • Oswaldo Fadda – Possibly the only individual coming from a non-Gracie lineage to earn a red belt, the Fadda academy was instrumental in bringing Brazilian jiu-jitsu to the poorer areas of Brazil.[twoscore] [41]
  • Pedro Valente Sr. – A plastic surgeon and shut friend of Hélio Gracie since 1953. In younger years took upward arms to defend the one-time governor of the state of Rio, Leonel Brizola.[42] [43]
  • Wilson Mattos – Perhaps the oldest pupil of Oswaldo Fadda.[41]
  • Luis Carlos Guedes de Castro – Another black belt under Oswaldo Fadda. Among many accomplishments as a teacher and competitor, Guedes disarmed a gangster in a crowded Rio de Janeiro train who was robbing the occupants with a pistol.[44]
  • Francisco Mansor – One of but six people to be granted a professor'southward diploma by Hélio Gracie. Founder of Kioto Academy.[45]
  • Rorion Gracie – One of the founders of the UFC who was instrumental in bringing No-Holds Barred Fighting to N America.[46]
  • Osvaldo Alves – Studied under Carlos Gracie and is the current IBJJF Technical Managing director and too a ii-fourth dimension Pan-American Judo champion.
  • Relson Gracie – Son of Helio Gracie and Brazilian national champion for an unprecedented 22 years. Founder of Relson Gracie gyms.[47]
  • Carlos Antonio Rosado – Carlson Gracie Sr. only carmine belt student; the highest-ranking member of Carlson Gracie's academy.[48]
  • Renato Paquet – A grandmaster who had a judo black belt and two boxing titles in addition to his cherry belt.[49]
  • Francisco Sá (Sazinho) – Known for his morals and award in martial arts and in item in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, he died in 2013 at historic period 77.[50]
  • Robson Gracie (also known as Carlos Robson Gracie) – President of the Jiu-Jitsu Federation of Rio de Janeiro.[51]
  • Reyson Gracie is the third son of Gracie jiu jitsu founder, Carlos Gracie who became a 9th caste red belt in the family's martial fine art. Reyson is regarded as the founder of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in the state of Amazonas, a state that became one of the almost of import hives in Brazil and the globe for jiu jitsu. He has also had a big impact in the development of jiu jitsu in the country of Bahia.[52]
  • Rickson Gracie – The son of Hélio Gracie with an undefeated MMA career. He received his red belt on July 6, 2017, from his older brother, Rorion Gracie.[53] [54] He has since rejected his cherry belt and continues to wear his coral belt because he feels that to be legitimate the rank must come up from a committee of Jiu Jitsu practitioners within an organisation and not just be based on the decision of one person, in this instance his older brother.[55]
  • Ricardo Murgel – Black chugalug 9th caste nether grandmaster Flavio Behring.[56]

10th degree (10º grau) [edit]

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The 10th caste red belt was given only to the pioneers of Brazilian jiu-jitsu, the Gracie brothers. At that place are no living 10th degree red belts: [i]

  • Carlos Gracie – (Brazil, 1902–94) was taught judo by Otávio Mitsuyo Maeda, a Japanese immigrant to Brazil who was then a fourth dan Kodokan judoka. Carlos and so passed the teachings on to his brothers Oswaldo, Gastão Jr., Jorge, and Hélio. In 1925, the brothers opened their first academy in Brazil, marking the beginning of Brazilian jiu-jitsu.[57]
  • Gastão Gracie
  • Jorge (George) Gracie
  • Hélio Gracie – (Brazil, 1913–2009) was a Brazilian martial artist who, together with his brother Carlos Gracie, founded the martial art of Gracie jiu-jitsu, known internationally as Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ). Until his decease, Gracie was the only living tenth degree master of that system, and is widely considered every bit one of the start sports heroes in Brazilian history.[58]
  • Oswaldo Gracie
  • Luiz França Filho was a Brazilian martial creative person and one of the primary founders of Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

Notable competitors [edit]

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  • Gordon Ryan – One of the top BJJ practitioners in the world today. Won a world championship last year [when?] and is battling for the top No-Gi ranking in the globe currently [shrugs]. Ranked 2nd in points, abaft by 15, from being the top-ranked no-gi practitioner on the planet. In September 2019, Ryan won gold medals in both his weight division and the absolute division of the ADCC.
  • Roberto "Cyborg" Abreu – ADCC Open up Weight Champion, World No Gi Champion (x2), Pan-American Champion (x3), Grapplers Quest Open Class Champion (x7), Copa America Open Grade Champion (x4), Brazilian National Champion, World Championship Medalist (x12)[59]
  • Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira; Former UFC Acting Heavyweight Champion, Pride FC Heavyweight Champion and a 5th degree black chugalug.
  • Marcus "Buchecha" Almeida – World Jiu-Jitsu Champion (x14), ADCC Champion and Pan-American Champion[60]
  • Keenan Cornelius – First always to reach a "yard slam" in IBJJF history, having won double gilded medals at four major tournaments at his belt rank.[61]
  • Wellington "Megaton" Dias – Competed in an unprecedented 23 consecutive World Championships and won medals on iv separate occasions. Pan American Champion (x4).[62]
  • Yvonne Duarte - Recognized every bit the outset female person Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt. She is currently a 5th degree black belt, the highest ranked female person practitioner in the world. Awarded her 5th degree belt by Carlos Gracie Jr.[63]
  • Braulio Estima – ADCC Champion (x2), Brazilian jiu-jitsu Globe Champion (x3), Gi and no gi Pan American Champion (x3), and European Champion (x5).
  • Alexandre "Soca" Freitas – ADCC, Pan American, Earth Jiu Jitsu Main champion and Brazilian National champion and medalist, was a elevation-level super-featherweight competitor in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Established Soca BJJ.[64]
  • Gilbert Burns – Earth Brazilian jiu-jitsu Gi and NoGi (x2) Champion and UFC welterweight championship challenger.
  • André Galvão – World Jiu-Jitsu Champion (x2), Pan American Champion Black Belt (x8), won World Jiu-Jitsu championships for every belt color following white, co-founder of Atos Jiu-Jitsu[65]
  • Marcelo Garcia – (5x) World Jiu-Jitsu Champion, (4x) ADCC champion, (3x) Brazilian National Champion, and Pan American Champion[66]
  • Roger Gracie – Globe Jiu-Jitsu Champion (x14)[67]
  • Fabio Gurgel – Multiple Globe Championship gold medal winner.
  • Rafael Lovato Jr. – Commencement e'er American to win the Brazilian National Jiu-Jitsu Title every bit a black belt.[68]
  • Vinny Magalhães – Multiple World BJJ gold medalist.
  • Demian Maia – World Jiu-Jitsu Champion (x5) and UFC fighter who had a serial of 11 undefeated fights in MMA[69] [70]
  • Robson Moura – World Jiu-Jitsu champion (x7) and Brazilian National Champion (x8)[71]
  • B.J. Penn – Old UFC Champion in two weight classes and the get-go American winner of the Globe Jiu-Jitsu Championship in the black-chugalug category[72]
  • Pablo Popovitch – (X3) No Gi Globe Jiu-Jitsu Champion, (X5) Pan Am No Gi Champion, ADCC World Champion, Multiple times Grapplers Quest and Due north.A.G.A Champion. The simply grappler to have defeated Marcelo Garcia in the under 77 kg ADCC division.[73]
  • Saulo Ribeiro – Earth Jiu-Jitsu Champion (x5) and ADCC Champion (x2)[74]
  • Vítor Ribeiro – Known as 'Shaolin', IBJJF World Champion (x4), IBJJF Principal Worlds Champion, CBJJ Brazilian National Champion (x2), Cage Rage World Champion, Shooto World Lightweight Champion.
  • Xande Ribeiro – World Jiu-Jitsu Champion (x6) and Blackness Chugalug Pan American Champion (x4)[75]
  • Wanderlei Silva - Former Pride Middleweight Champion and Vale Tudo pratictioner.
  • Ronaldo Souza – V-time World Jiu Jitsu Champion and former Strikeforce Middleweight Champion.
  • Léo Vieira – ADCC Champion (x2), Earth Jiu Jitsu Champion, Jiu Jitsu Pan American Champion (x2), co-founder of CheckMat jiu jitsu.[76]
  • Ricardo Vieira – Earth Jiu Jitsu Champion (x6) for every chugalug color afterwards white, Pan American Champion, co-founder of CheckMat jiu jitsu.[76]
  • Fabrício Werdum – Multiple World BJJ, ADCC, Pan American Jiu Jitsu gold medalist and erstwhile UFC Heavyweight Champion.

Other notable practitioners [edit]

Mixed martial artists [edit]

This section lists mixed martial artists who practice BJJ as well as others associated with MMA that practice BJJ.

  • Eddie Bravo – Known for his submission victory over Royler Gracie as a brown belt in 2003. He is a black chugalug under Jean Jacques Machado, and the founder of 10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu, a school known for its hybrid no-gi techniques. He is the creator of the Eddie Bravo Invitational grappling competition, and the EBI ruleset.[77] [78]
  • Mackenzie Dern – professional person mixed martial creative person. Former earth No. i ranked IBJJF competitor in the female division. ADCC and no-gi BJJ World Champion.
  • Nate Diaz – An American professional person mixed martial artist who competes in the lightweight division currently signed nether UFC and the winner of The Ultimate Fighter v, blackness chugalug under Cesar Gracie.[79]
  • Nick Diaz – An American professional mixed martial artist who competes in the welterweight sectionalisation currently signed under UFC, black belt under Cesar Gracie.[lxxx]
  • Pedro Diaz – Brazilian jiu-jitsu blackness chugalug under Gustavo Dantas, 5 Fourth dimension IBJJF PAN Jiu-jitsu Champion, 2 Time IBJJF US National Champion and 2013 IBJJF Masters Champion. Blackzilians Jiu Jitsu double-decker.[81]
  • Kenny Florian – Retired UFC competitor. Co-host of UFC Tonight and UFC At present. third degree black belt under Roberto Maia.
  • Luis Franca – A contemporary and student of Mitsuyo Maeda, França would go on to exist a founder of BJJ. He is notable as having established a prominent non-Gracie linage of BJJ through his protégé Oswaldo Fadda.[82]
  • Mickey Gall – An American professional mixed martial creative person who competes in the welterweight sectionalization currently signed nether UFC, he is currently a chocolate-brown chugalug.[83]
  • Rolls Gracie – An innovative practitioner who influenced much of modernistic Brazilian jiu-jitsu.[84] [85]
  • Royce Gracie – UFC hall of famer and pioneer of mod MMA[86] [87]
  • Chris Haueter – Start American black belt to compete in the Mundials de Jiu-Jitsu in Brazil; first American black belt to win a black belt match; spread BJJ to the Britain and across the US in the late 1990s; coined the term "gainsay base of operations" as it relates to shooting platform.[88]
  • Brian Ortega – UFC fighter who is a black chugalug under Rener Gracie.
  • Joe Rogan – an American comedian and color commentator for the UFC, black belt under Jean Jacques Machado, too a black chugalug nether Eddie Bravo's 10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu.[89]
  • Glover Teixeira – Professional mixed martial artist who competes in the Light Heavyweight division currently signed under UFC and is a 2nd Degree Blackness Belt.
  • Joaquim Valente – Professor at the Valente Brothers academy. Received his black belt and professor diploma from Helio Gracie.[90]
  • Shamil Gamzatov – UFC fighter who is a brownish belt.
  • Ryan Hall – UFC fighter who competes in the featherweight segmentation.
  • Charles Oliveira – the current UFC Lightweight Champion who is a tertiary caste black chugalug under Ericson Cardoso and Jorge "Macaco" Patino [91] [92] and holds the record for most submission victories in UFC history with nineteen

Celebrities and athletes [edit]

Each person listed is listed with their last known rank and coach, if either are known. The belt rankings may be out of date for some practitioners. Included in this list are also practitioners that accept died. Belt rankings for deceased practitioners are of the last known rank before they died.

  • Ed O'Neill – American actor, black belt under Rorion Gracie.[93]
  • Guy Ritchie – English filmmaker, awarded his black belt in 2015 by Renzo Gracie.[94]
  • Vince Vaughn – American histrion, began grooming under Ryron Gracie and Rener Gracie in February 2016[95] and received his blueish belt in Feb 2018.[96]
  • Donnie Yen – Hong Kong actor and martial artist, holds a majestic belt. Yen ofttimes showcases his BJJ skills in his films such as Flash Point and Special ID [97]
  • Henry Cavill – English language actor, seen training at Roger Gracie's academy in May 2016[98] and February 2018.[99]
  • Charlie Hunnam – English actor, began training in 2016 under Rigan Machado[100] and went on to receive his blue belt from him in October 2018.[101]
  • Tom Hardy – English language player, seen training at Roger Gracie affiliates.[102]
  • Maynard James Keenan – American vocalizer and musician, trained under Rickson Gracie.[103]
  • Igor Cavalera – Brazilian musician (Drummer).[104]
  • Mario Lopez – American television host, began training in early 2017[105] and received his blue belt in Feb 2018 at Gracie Barra Glendale.[106]
  • Paulo Jr. – Brazilian musician.[107]
  • Zoltan Bathory – Hungarian-born American musician, trained under Royler and Royce Gracie.[108]
  • David Mamet – American playwright, essayist, and filmmaker.[109]
  • Sean Patrick Flanery – American actor and singer who has Pan-American and American National Title wins in BJJ, currently an instructor and black belt.[110] [111] [112]
  • David Bautista – American professional wrestler and histrion, purple belt under Cesar Gracie.[113]
  • Mel Gibson – American actor, studied under Rorion Gracie.[114] He was too seen grooming with Carlos Machado in February 2018.[115]
  • Chuck Norris – American actor, martial artist, and Air Force veteran. Holds a 3rd degree black belt under Rigan Machado, as well as a blackness chugalug or higher rank in v other martial arts.[116] [117]
  • Paul Walker – American actor, held a brown belt and was posthumously promoted to blackness belt by his instructor Ricardo "Franjinha" Miller.[118]
  • Sam Harris – American author, podcast host, and neuroscientist.[119]
  • Igor Rakočević – Serbian basketball player.[120]
  • Tamba Hali – Liberian-built-in American football role player, holds a bluish belt under Rener Gracie.[121]
  • Matt Heafy – Japanese-American singer and musician, holds a chocolate-brown belt at Gracie Barra North Orlando under Gustavo "Gutty" Muggiati.[122]
  • Ashton Kutcher – American histrion, holds a brown belt under Rigan Machado.[123]
  • Joel Kinnaman – Swedish-American actor, holds a blueish belt under Rigan Machado.[124]
  • Scott Caan – American histrion and filmmaker, holds a black belt.[125]
  • Alex O'Loughlin – Australian histrion, holds a imperial belt.[125]
  • Demi Lovato – American singer and extra, holds a bluish belt.[126]
  • Russell Peters – American comedian, holds a bluish belt nether Jean Jacques Machado.[127]
  • Anthony Bourdain – American celebrity chef, held a blueish belt under Igor Gracie.[128]
  • Craig Pumphrey – martial arts expert.[129] [130]
  • Wiz Khalifa – American rapper, began training in 2017 under Rigan Machado.[131]
  • Taynara Conti – Brazilian professional person wrestler, also holds a blackness belt in Judo.[132]
  • Russell Brand – English thespian and comedian, holds a purple belt past Chris Cleere.[133]
  • Teri Reeves – American actress, holds a black belt.[134]
  • Clark Gregg – American actor and managing director, holds a black belt under Renato Magno.[135]
  • Chris Fuller – American filmmaker.[136]

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