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Roll Call No. 29 — Baret Yoshida: The No-Gi Pio...
A small man from Hawaii who became a no-gi legend — an ADCC mainstay and Hall of Famer who helped define submission grappling before it was cool.
Roll Call No. 28 — Demian Maia: Pure Jiu-Jitsu ...
A world and ADCC champion who then spent a decade proving, at the highest level of MMA, that pure jiu-jitsu still beats everyone.
Roll Call No. 27 — Keenan Cornelius: The Innovator
The most accomplished brown belt in history and the inventor of the worm guard — an American original who changed what the lapel could do.
Roll Call No. 26 — Kyra Gracie: The Trailblazer
The first Gracie woman to compete — and she didn't just compete, she won: four world titles, three ADCC crowns, and a door held open for everyone after.
Roll Call No. 25 — Ffion Davies: Britain's Brea...
The first British world champion in the gi and the first British ADCC champion — a Welsh grappler who broke through against the sport's best.
Roll Call No. 24 — Gabi Garcia: The Most Domina...
Nine world titles, four ADCC golds, and a decade of near-total dominance — the most physically imposing champion the women's game has known.