Dorian Olivarez dominated the WNO 32 lightweight grand prix to capture the vacant lightweight title. He defeated Julian Espinosa by submission in the semifinals and beat Deandre Corbe by decision in the finals.

Submission Hunter Pro 102 took place on March 29, 2026, delivering a night of submissions and notable finishes. The card concluded with Rafael Lang vs Gleidson Cutis ending in a draw, and several fighters earned stoppage victories.

PGF World Season 9 Week 5 concluded with the Las Vegas Kings crowned as champions. The article details playoff qualification and final standings across the eight playoff teams, plus notable week-ending performances.

Mix It Up Academy is building a Brazilian jiu-jitsu culture in Pahrump, emphasizing discipline and ongoing progress. The article frames jiu-jitsu as a discipline and journey guided by humility and hard-earned growth.

The event produced several title changes, including Valente winning the lightweight title with an ankle-lock submission of Carlos Henrique. Rebeca Lima became featherweight champion by defeating Aurelie Le Vern, while Tackett defended the welterweight title by unanimous decision.

Vernon’s Lillian Marchand won gold in the female black belt middleweight at the 2026 IBJJF Pan Championships in Kissimmee, Florida. She defeated Elisabeth Clay with a devastating armlock in the final.

Jits Magazine releases its April 2026 BJJ Rankings update, highlighting changes across gi and no-gi divisions driven by the Pan Championship 2026. The article details shifts in weight-class rankings and pound-for-pound standings.

Dorian Olivarez won the Who's Number One 32 lightweight Grand Prix, defeating Deandre Corbe in the final by decision after previously submitting Julian Espinosa in the semifinals. The event also featured other weight-class bouts and notable upsets, with full results available in the article.

Arizona Camp 2025 focuses on leg lock techniques with instructor Will Dorman. The article promotes upcoming camps and instructional videos from BJJ Globetrotters.

JitsCast #69 features Siddhant Nanda, founder of SubmissionSensAI, discussing the world’s first AI grappling coach and its impact on training. The interview covers how the platform works, development plans, and future features.