Rampage Jackson Returns to Gi BJJ After 20 Years—Is His Blue Belt Rank Sandbagging?

Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, renowned for his explosive career in mixed martial arts and former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion status, has recently made headlines by returning to gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training after more than two decades away. Interestingly, despite his lifetime of elite-level wrestling and success against numerous Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belts in professional MMA competition,…

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BJJ, Science, and D&D with Bryan Rumble

Bryan Rumble is a 2nd degree belt and a working scientist.  In this episode we start out by talking about BJJ traditions, the depth of the art, and how the scientific method might be applied in jiu-jitsu.  Then, at about the 23-minute mark, Bryan and I nerd out SUPER hard on Dungeons and Dragons and…

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A New Age of Professional Jiu-Jitsu Begins

The Professional Grappling Federation, the world’s fastest-paced grappling format, announced today that following two explosive, back-to-back seasons in 2024 (Season 6 and Season 7) streamed on UFC Fight Pass, Youtube and Caffeine TV – with Season 7 alone amassing over 10 million views across platforms – the PGF is evolving into the Jiu-Jitsu equivalent of…

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I Think I Can Take Him On

Merab Dvalishvili On 100 Men vs 1 Gorilla: “I Think I Can Take Him On” May 03, 2025BJJEE1 AdminArticles, BJJ News The internet has no shortage of bizarre debates, but this week’s viral question might take the crown: could 100 men defeat a single gorilla? Naturally, the combat sports world jumped in — and UFC…

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It Cost Me My Job

Seth Daniels, the former ADCC production manager, is opening up about his feud with Craig Jones — a conflict that became one of the most public rifts in recent grappling history. Appearing on the Jits and Giggles podcast, Daniels spoke candidly about the fallout from a heated exchange with Jones, which included Daniels sending threatening…

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Tom Hardy Names The Smother Submission in BJJ As His Favorite

Actor Tom Hardy says the smother submission in BJJ is his favorite finishing move, calling it “absolutely humiliating” and “delightfully primal.” Hardy continues to compete in grappling tournaments across the UK, showing real commitment to the sport. His submission pick has stirred conversation about old-school tactics in modern BJJ. Hardy’s Favorite Submission Is as Brutal…

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