Three 30-Win Streaks Fall in One Weekend

Vilar Burke of Nick Diaz Academy earns the weekend's largest Jits gain among spotlighted fighters despite taking silver at Pacific Cup VI. His two wins included at least one against a significantly higher-rated opponent — the kind of quality that the Glicko-2 system rewards more than quantity.

Jonathan Ayala of Gracie Humaita Valencia does what pure finishers do: four matches, four submissions, gold medal at NAGA LA Kids. No scorecards needed. Meanwhile across the country at AGF Atlanta, Liam Elliott Feda of Roberto Traven BJJ goes 3-0 as a white belt. Two submissions and a points win. The belt says beginner. The bracket says otherwise.

Grappling Industries Wisconsin Dells runs the deepest brackets of the weekend with 1,063 matches. Four fighters win six straight in a single division: Alex Katers of Damage Inc, Vicente Castellanos of The Academy Eden Prairie, Jeremiah Recinos of RMMA, and Emmett Riportella of Pride Jiu-Jitsu Academy.

Rosalie Vang of Resurgence MMA goes 10-0 across the weekend at Wisconsin Dells, winning five in one division alone. She gains +7,020 Jits — the second-highest rating move of the weekend. Nickole Salem of Nature BJJ posts the highest: a perfect 12-0 weekend for +7,860 Jits, jumping to S-Tier at 6,987.

Joshua Woolley Jr. of Atos HQ enters the ADCC US Open rated at 6,473 Jits. He loses twice — once by submission to Tallan Joseph Ceballos of Elite Team International and once on points to Kayan Eskandari of Art of Jiu Jitsu. Both winners were rated below 2,200.

The streak-breaking runs even deeper than the headliners. Jaxson Hollis (30-0) falls to Jason Ender Heck at ADCC San Jose. Myles Khuu (23-0) and Mason Jew (23-0) both see their runs end at Pacific Cup VI. Zane Caleb Linares (23-0) falls at New York III. Five unbeaten records of 20+ wins, all broken in the same weekend.

Art of Jiu Jitsu runs the most efficient operation: 52 medals from 30 fighters at ADCC US Open, including 30 golds — a 1.0 gold-per-fighter ratio. Elite Team International leads on volume with 63 medals from 74 fighters across the Pacific Cup weekend. CQuence Jiu-Jitsu goes 21-for-42 on gold with just 23 fighters — nearly every medal is the right color.

Nickole Salem of Nature BJJ gains +7,860 Jits on a perfect 12-0 weekend — the biggest single-weekend Glicko-2 move across all seventeen tournaments. She jumps to S-Tier at 6,987 Jits.

Rosalie Vang of Resurgence MMA goes 10-0 for +7,020 Jits at Wisconsin Dells. Colton Hall of Elite Team Wisconsin matches the 10-0 mark for +6,870 Jits. On the drops side, Rawan Rashid of Inevat Brazilian Jiu Jitsu takes the hardest fall: -4,010 Jits on a 2-3 weekend.

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The ADCC US Open results will ripple through the California ratings. Five unbeaten records of 20+ wins fell in a single weekend — the kind of correction that the late-March schedule tends to produce as young fighters level up and cross paths for the first time. The circuit heads into April with fresh ratings and a clear message: no streak is safe.