A 48-Win Streak Falls in Florida

Kimber Sue Mings gains +2,810 Jits on just three wins — the highest per-win Jits gain of the weekend. The explanation is in the opponent: Sophie Anne Stulce enters at 48-1 with a rating that makes the win worth more than most undefeated weekends. Mings does not go the distance. She submits her.

At NAGA Dallas, Kayden Nicole Holland of Double Five Highland Village puts together a 7-1 run with four submissions in the weekend's largest field. Jordan Anthony Gallow goes one better at Newbreed American Cup — 8-0 with six submissions, the most complete individual card of the weekend.

Grappling Industries Cheyenne runs a 68% submission rate — the highest of any tournament this weekend — and produces three six-win bracket runs. Ryla Jaye Knight of Six Blades Jiu-Jitsu leads at 9,587 Jits. Maverick Juhlin of Kraken BJJ follows at 7,052. Cael Henderson of Madhouse BJJ makes it three.

Bradyn Andrew Rico of G-Bar Training Center wins nine of ten matches across multiple divisions for +5,300 Jits — the weekend's largest individual gain. The Cheyenne event accounts for eight of the top ten deep bracket runs across all eleven tournaments.

Ellis Gray Guthrie of JM Modern Jiu Jitsu 1776 loses to a lower-rated fighter for the second consecutive weekend. Last week three different opponents beat him at AGF Bossier. This week Etzio Bills of Gracie Barra Texas takes him down at AGF Houston. The 5,840-Jits grey belt has become the target every underdog wants.

The JJWL double-headers in Florida and Phoenix produce the weekend's deepest streak-breaker list. Audrey Mae Hurd Pagara (41-0) of Asenjo BJJ falls to Kinley Shea Ray at Florida VIII No Gi. Layla Louise Gathogo (30-0) of Checkmat Olympus loses at the same event. Gabriel Riccioppo Asenjo (26-0) falls at Florida VIII Gi. Four fighters with 25+ win streaks lose at JJWL events this weekend.

Lotus Club - Fight and Fitness leads the weekend with 62 medals from 61 fighters at the Phoenix IX double-header — including 36 golds. That is a 58% gold rate. Riverside Submission posts a 1.80 medals-per-fighter rate at Grappling X OC: 45 medals from 25 fighters.

Bradyn Andrew Rico of G-Bar Training Center gains +5,300 Jits on a 9-1 weekend at Grappling Industries Cheyenne — the biggest single-weekend Glicko-2 move across all eleven tournaments.

Christopher Medina of Sanctum Jiu Jitsu Academy goes 6-0 for +4,480 Jits and jumps to S-Tier at 8,472 Jits. Kaizen Butler of Madhouse BJJ posts an 8-0 weekend for +4,170 Jits at the same Cheyenne event. On the drops side, Zander Cash Smith of Gracie Barra Avondale takes the hardest fall: -2,790 Jits on a 0-2 weekend.

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Stulce's 48-win streak is the longest we have seen broken this season. The JJWL four-event weekend in Florida and Phoenix accounts for 3,065 of the weekend's 5,543 matches — more than half the total from just one organization. March opens with the circuit running at full volume.