ADCC 2026 Worlds Lock In for Kraków | No-Gi Weekly July 13–19, 2026
ADCC 2026 locks in for Kraków, CJI and ADCC agree to coexist, Helena Crevar signs with ONE, and no-gi rashguard season heats up. Your no-gi weekly roundup.
ADCC 2026 locks in for Kraków, CJI and ADCC agree to coexist, Helena Crevar signs with ONE, and no-gi rashguard season heats up. Your no-gi weekly roundup.
ADCC 2026 Asia & Oceania Trials close out the global qualifying field, Craig Jones quietly cancels CJI 3, Mason Fowler retains UFC BJJ light heavyweight gold, and Helena Crevar defends at Polaris 37 in a busy week of no-gi news.
Seven no-gi armbar setups elite grapplers actually finish in 2026, from the closed guard hip-up to belly-down juji-gatame, plus the mistakes that get the arm yanked out.
CJI 3 cancelled, ADCC Krakow locked, Kade Ruotolo out of June 26 title defense, Fabricio Andrey vs Owen Jones takes the slot. The week of May 25–31 in no-gi grappling.
Mikey Musumeci tapped Kevin Dantzler with a heel hook at 2:15 of Round 1 at UFC BJJ 8 — fighting through a staph infection. 5 lessons from the no-gi finish.
UFC BJJ just buried the Craig Jones Invitational. On May 27, 2026, Craig Jones killed CJI 3 with a single Reddit reply: “cancelled. Decided to keep the money.” Eighteen months earlier the Australian black belt had thrown a million-dollar prize purse at the no-gi world to embarrass ADCC. Now he’s walking away — and the…
Another packed week in no-gi land. Kade Ruotolo turned in his most violent MMA finish yet, Diogo “Baby Shark” Reis proved his flyweight dominance travels up weight classes, Dorian Olivarez cemented himself as the future of WNO lightweight, Craig Jones’s $10 million CJI 2.5 announcement kept the community on fire, and F2W 315 in LA…
Chael Sonnen brings back Submission Underground, UFC BJJ 8 locks Musumeci vs Dantzler, ADCC West Coast Trials aftermath, Gordon Ryan retirement fallout, and Progress drops its 2026 ranked rashguard line. Your no-gi week in full.
The WNO 32 results are in, and the no-gi grappling world has a new lightweight king. On March 31, 2026, Who’s Number One returned to Austin, Texas with a stacked card headlined by a four-man lightweight grand prix, the promotion’s first-ever youth bracket, and a loaded super fight slate that delivered finishes, upsets, and one…