ADCC Atlanta and Vegas Deliver 2,190 Matches

Kevon Craven runs the table at Grappling Industries Las Vegas — ten wins, zero losses, a +6,840 Jits surge that lands him at Prodigy tier. At NAGA Charlotte, Silas Tallent finishes all six opponents by submission. Zero points wins. Six finishes.

Rainer Tome Costa plays the volume game at AGF Lubbock, grinding through eleven matches with seven submissions. Meanwhile at ADCC Atlanta, Audrey Maglietta needs only two submission wins to produce the highest MVP Jits gain of the weekend.

Grappling Industries Las Vegas dominates the deep bracket section with 1,217 matches — the largest single-tournament field of the weekend. Seven fighters win six-match brackets: Grant Ryder Taitano Perez and Kylie Chan of Carlson Gracie Team, Ezren Dean of Lucero Jiu-Jitsu Academy, Michael Angulo Perez of Checkmat, August Rain Lawler of TAC Team BJJ, Anastasia Gines of Cascao Jiu-Jitsu, and Francisco Da Cunha Bueno Filho of Alliance, who does it twice across two divisions.

Anecia Cortez fights seven matches at NAGA Chicago, ranked 199th out of 270 entering. Seven matches from deep in the field — the kind of day that rewrites a profile.

All five of the weekend's largest upsets come from ADCC US Open Atlanta. The ADCC submission-only ruleset creates variance — when the match can't go to a points decision until overtime, anything can happen in regulation.

The streak-breaking weekend extends beyond Archibald's 33-0. At Grappling Industries Las Vegas, Matthew Castaneda's 19-win streak falls to Levi Moore, and Bradley Arroyo's 15-win streak falls to Zahaar Goings. At Newbreed Tulsa, Kyler Durasso (18-0) falls to Remington Williams.

GFTeam Maryland leads all academies with 46 medals from 27 fighters at the PBJJF Grand Slam Baltimore. Yamasaki Academy runs the highest gold rate among top-5 academies: 20 gold from 37 total, a 54% gold rate. Ares BJJ matches that efficiency with 19 gold from 35 medals — 54% gold — at fewer total fighters.

Cole Thomas Richardson of Ares BJJ gains +6,890 Jits on a 7-1 weekend — the biggest single-weekend move across all thirteen tournaments. Kevon Craven of AGA Vegas goes 10-0 for +6,840 Jits at Grappling Industries Las Vegas. Silas Tallent of Victory Martial Arts BJJ goes 6-0 for +6,760 Jits at NAGA Charlotte.

On the drops side, Saira Rosas and Robert Harry Caldwell share the hardest fall at -3,330 Jits each.

Risers

Drops

Five streaks above 25 wins falling in a single weekend sets a new record for the spring season. ADCC's submission-only format continues to produce the highest submission rates and the widest upsets of any major organization. When every match starts with a finish-or-wait-for-overtime proposition, the variance window stays open longer.