Top UFC BJJ Belts Wins by Musumeci, Tackett, Fowler & More

Six different athletes, six different weight classes, one night that changed UFC BJJ forever. Mikey Musumeci steps up for the bantamweight belt and immediately starts hunting legs—his opponent defends for two full rounds, but you can only survive the leg lock wizard for so long. Carlos Henrique and Danilo Moreira go back and forth at lightweight, trading positions and pressure until round three when Henrique finds the arm and cranks it straight. Andrew Tackett's already the welterweight champ, but Renato Canuto isn't making it easy—the pace is wild, transitions everywhere, and then Tackett catches the back and locks it up tight. Mason Fowler's making his debut at light heavyweight, takes David Garmo down with an ankle pick, slides straight to the back, and the choke is on before the first round even ends. France's Aurélie Le Vern is fighting for history as the first woman to hold UFC BJJ gold—she scrambles, isolates the arm, and that kimura cranks until the tap comes. Then Ronaldo Junior, the human highlight reel, spends fifteen straight minutes pressuring William Tackett, threatening from every angle, nearly locking a D'Arce choke in the final seconds, and when the judges' scorecards come back it's not even close.